Leon,
as far as I know, community-schemas GeoServer has never been used for
WFS-T (in the six months I have been working on it). I know that some of
the bindings are incomplete and so would not work when updating data.
Some of the community-schemas functionality has problems with WFS, let
alone WFS-T.
Most of the WFS code in community-schemas is a fork of the core WFS, but
there is no guarantee that WFS-T was given much thought when
community-schemas was implemented.
There is also the conceptual problem of how it should behave.
Community-schemas can form properties by performing CQL operations on
one or more fields, for example, a property might be formed by
strConcat(strConcat(strConcat('borehole.', OWNER), '.'), ID)
CQL expression forms are in general non-reversible. How should a
community-schemas WFS-T update be converted into a database update for
these properties?
I will need to consult the originators of community-schemas to see if
WFS-T was ever a supported use:
Rob A? Gabriel?
Kind regards,
Ben.
Berlo, L.A.H.M. (Leon) van wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I found the GeoServer "complex features" support by Csiro on their site
> I guess that this is the latest development on the ability to map a private
> database schema into a externally defined target XML schema?
>
> My question: does this feature/branche also support WFS-T?
>
> Or else: how can i get WFS-T and complex features?
>
> Tanx in advance,
> Léon
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