Hi giovanni, I will answer in thé mail core
Le 29 juin 2012 18:27, "Giovanni Manghi" <[email protected]> a écrit : > > Hi all, > > I have set up a fair large project to be used to serve wfs layers with > qgis server. > > I'm noticing a few things and I would like to have feedback to > understand if are local issues or not. > > *) the layer list in the qgis client is presented in reverse alphabetic order. I didn't use an order toi présente thé list > > *) if in the "display name" attribute of a layer there are chars like "/", ":", "-", then the qgis wfs client > fails to download correctly such layers. Is this a standard problem that does not > allow such chars? In WFS, the layer name and attribute name is used to set GML element name. The layer name and attribute name has to respect XML élément naming. > > No problems with such chars in the "title" and "abstract" fields of the "metadata" tab. These informations are in the content of GML element. > > *) I noticed that a particular wfs layer was apparently loaded correctly with the qgis client > but then I discovered it had an empty table of attributes. Looking into the table of the original vector > (postgis) I discovered that a column name had garbled title because of some kind of encoding issue (probably > coming from the original shapefile rather then a import problem into postgis). I fixed the title > and the layer loaded correctly as wfs layer. The attribute name has to respect the XML element naming. > > > Thanks in advance Thanks for your feed back. I probably have to add some code to automatically change layer and attribute naming ? René-Luc > > -- Giovanni -- > > > _______________________________________________ > Qgis-developer mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/qgis-developer
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