Hi Jody, Justin, I updated the branch / pull request to fix the getInfo stuff.I tested from udig (works) as well as added unit tests for this functionality.
As far as I know atm, everything is done as requested. I suggest we move the discussion to the github pull request, and start from there. The goal is still to get the module supported asap.
Kind Regards Niels On 03/06/14 02:01, Jody Garnett wrote:
Admittedly this information should be in the DataStore Info object, so if you have that working we can remove the createGetCapabilitiesRequest method.If you could just clarify on what you like to see instead of createGetCapabilitiesRequest (methods with signature for example) that would be great.I think that if store.getInfo().getSource() returns the GetCapabilities URL then I can use that to determine what "service endpoint" I ended up connecting to.Checking the javadocs: /** * Returns the service source. * <p> * Maps to the Dublin Core Server Element. * <p> * <ul>* <li>Open web services can use the online resource of their capabilies document* <li>File formats may wish to use their parent directory * </ul> * <p> * @return Source of this service */ URI getSource(); Looks like that should already be the case then.So remove createGetCapabilitiesRequest, and I can create a datastore and use ServiceInfo getSource() as a replacement.Background: Editing is a test of FeatureId <http://docs.geotools.org/latest/javadocs/org/geotools/filter/identity/FeatureIdImpl.html> handling, we use a temporary FeatureId during the GeoTools transaction ... and then during GeoTools transaction commit the WFSDataStore sends a WFS-T TransactionRequest .. and then parse through the TransactionResponse document updating each temporary FeatureId with the final identifier assigned by the server. For details see FetureIdImpl origionalFid, fid and setFid( String ).It works in udig in my tests. Excellent, I know how hard that stuff is to get right. Jody
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