Tim Englich ha scritto:
> hello ,
>
> I think there is an bug in FeatureTransformer.writeBounds.
>
> It encodes an Polygon instead of an Envelope.
>
> This causes an invalid WFS 1.0.0 response.
>
> I changed the Code to
> Envelope env = null;
> if (bounds != null){
> env = new Envelope(new Coordinate(bounds.getMinX(),
> bounds.getMinY()),new Coordinate(bounds.getMaxX(), bounds.getMaxY()));
> }
> geometryTranslator.encode(env, srsName);
>
> Should I generate an Ticket or will anyone review this issue?
> I also can commit my changes.
This takes me by surprise. GeoServer uses that class and afaik generates
valid GML2. The code I see in FeatureTransformer.FeatureTranslator is:
public void writeBounds(Envelope bounds) {
try {
String boundedBy =
geometryTranslator.getDefaultPrefix() + ":"
+ "boundedBy";
contentHandler.startElement("", "", boundedBy, NULL_ATTS);
geometryTranslator.encode(bounds, srsName);
contentHandler.endElement("", "", boundedBy);
} catch (SAXException se) {
throw new RuntimeException(se);
}
}
This is on 2.4.x at least... maybe you're working on trunk?
Or maybe I'm missing something, I only had a very cursory look to the code.
Cheers
Andrea
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