Just a quick note as follow-up to that thread: advanced sld styling with
filters and rules is now available in Mapbuilder trunk, through the use
of OpenLayers.Style/Rule and OpenLayers.Format.SLD!
There is also a nice feature beyond the sld spec: if you want to use an
image marker, with the image determined by an attribute (e.g. imgsrc) of
your feature, you can use the following string for the OnlineResource of
your externalGraphic:
${imgsrc}.gif
Note that styling one feature with multiple rules in a way that you get
e.g. a thick yellow line below a thin red one is not yet supported by
OpenLayers. In such a case, the styles are merged into one style.
Regards,
Andreas.
Ryan Moquin wrote:
> I just went ahead and created a shapefile and set a style in it on
> geoserver, that seems to work good enough for now... most style could
> be styles probably through mapbuilder, but I think this solution will
> be best for now until I figure out something that suits better. I'll
> try out the options you mentioned for other layers. Thanks for all
> the input!
>
> On Jan 24, 2008 7:34 PM, Andreas Hocevar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
> Cameron Shorter wrote:
> > This advice will probably be a step backwards, but thought it worth
> > mentioning that we built a GML Viewer (views a directory full of GML
> > files) which included basic color selection styling.
> > You can download and view the GML Viewer as a separate release.
> >
> > Note that there has been significant work on the vector rendering
> > since the GML Viewer (released last year) and I'm not sure if
> the SLD
> > color rendering was carried through to the current release.
>
> It is in the current release. You can use simple SLD inline in a OWS
> context document to style layers, but the style will apply to the
> whole
> layer (no rules, no filters). An example for that is our OpenLayers
> demo. Or you can use a separate SLD document to use with
> GmlRendererOL.
> The best example for that is the MergeModels demo.
>
> Regards,
> Andreas.
>
>
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