I am pretty sure you can get something past the CQL parser (it has been used
with xpath queries right?).
The docs have the following example:
gmd:MD_Metadata.gmd:identificationInfo.gmd:MD_DataIdentification.gmd:abstract
Worst case scenario use:
brace:square:crazy_name
And then use a filter visitor to correct? Or if you really are accessing your
own object type you can teach your property accessor to change things around.
Is there any chance you can use ECQL? I thought that was modifed to allow names
to be quoted?
Jody
On 08/08/2010, at 6:17 AM, Jesse Eichar wrote:
> Its hard to explain the reasoning, but I have a feature with a terrible
> attribute name but I need to access it using CQL (a dynamic external
> graphic). The attribute name is basically {[crazy_name]} (including the {[
> characters). Is there a way that I can escape the illegal characters in CQL?
> or perhaps I have to create a property accessor to add the illegal character.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Jesse
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