Actually, taking a look at the xml schema for the capabilities doc, it
appears you can specify operation metadata globally and at the feature
type level.

Chris Holmes wrote:
> 
> 
> Justin Deoliveira wrote:
>> Chris Holmes wrote:
>>> One question, on the spec itself, can we specify the behavior per
>>> featureType?  Or do we only have the option to set globally?
>> It is specified on the "Insert" statement itself.
> I was talking about the capabilities reporting of it, if we have to
> report per server, or if we can per featureType
> 
>>> If we have diverse datastores, then what do we do?  Aggregate and only
>>> report what all are able to do?  Perhaps we need a spec change, or at
>>> least need to ask the WFS list what others are doing?
>> I agree, it sure would be nice for the server implementors to be able to
>> advertise it in the capabilities at the feature type level which modes
>> are available. The downside being it is more of a hassle for the client
>> to have to check it.
>>> One other thing to note, our MaxIncFIDMapper actually will perform fine
>>> with UseExisting _and_ GenerateNew.  And would work with
>>> ReplaceDuplicate without _too_ much work, and wouldn't be super
>>> dangerous since we're doing things outside of the database, not messing
>>> with serial indexes and the like.  (We just do a max(columname) on the
>>> fid column to determine what the next fid should be).
>> Maybe I am missing something but I am not sure I see how it applies to
>> UseExisting? How does this allow the datastore to use a fid that was
>> specified by the user?
> Because it can just take whatever value the user supplied and stick it
> in to the column.  This would take a bit of code adjustment, but what I
> meant is that it wouldn't be some infrastructure change on the database
> side.  MaxIncFID would generate the next key if the user specified none,
> if they did then it'd be fine to just use it - as it doesn't rely on a
> serial key or any other kind of auto-incrementing device.
> 
Ahh, gotcha.
> Chris
> 
> 
>>> Chris
>>>
>>> Andrea Aime wrote:
>>>> Hi all,
>>>> thinking about this subject it seems to me we need to change
>>>> how gt2 datastore behave and add at least some minimal capabilities
>>>> support to them in order to manage properly the required WFS 1.1
>>>> idgen attribute for transaction operations.
>>>>
>>>> I've tried to collect all my findings here:
>>>> http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTOOLS/idgen+support+for+WFS+1.1+transaction+request
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Please comment on the ml, I'll update the document along the way.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Andrea
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