[Geoserver-devel] Build failed in Hudson: cite-wms-1.3-trunk #292

2011-10-01 Thread Hudson
See http://hudson.opengeo.org/hudson/job/cite-wms-1.3-trunk/292/

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Test getmap:two-styles Passed
Testing getmap:three-styles 
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   Assertion: When a GetMap request contains three valid layers and 
three valid styles (separated by commas), then the response is valid.
Test getmap:three-styles Passed
Testing getmap:invalid-style 
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   Assertion: When a GetMap request contains an unadvertised Style, 
then the response is an exception (code=StyleNotDefined).
Test getmap:invalid-style Passed
Testing getmap:styles-default-single-layer 
(wms-1.3.0/d39e16863_1/d39e3979_1/d39e4225_1)...
   Assertion: When a GetMap request contains a single layer and a 
null style value (as in STYLES=), then the response is valid.
Test getmap:styles-default-single-layer Passed
Testing getmap:styles-default-multiple-layers 
(wms-1.3.0/d39e16863_1/d39e3979_1/d39e4227_1)...
   Assertion: When a GetMap request contains multiple layers and 
requests all layers to be shown in the default style by using a single null 
value (as in STYLES=), then the response is valid.
Test getmap:styles-default-multiple-layers Passed
Testing getmap:styles-default-commas 
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   Assertion: When a GetMap request contains multiple layers and 
requests all layers to be shown in the default style by using null values 
between commas (as in STYLES=,,,), then the response is valid.
Test getmap:styles-default-commas Passed
Testing getmap:styles-some-default 
(wms-1.3.0/d39e16863_1/d39e3979_1/d39e4231_1)...
   Assertion: When a GetMap request contains multiple layers and a 
mixture of named and default styles (as in STYLES=style1,,style2,,), then the 
response is valid.
Test getmap:styles-some-default Passed
Testing getmap:first-style-invalid 
(wms-1.3.0/d39e16863_1/d39e3979_1/d39e4233_1)...
   Assertion: When a GetMap request contains two layers, where the 
first style is not valid and the second style is, then the response is an 
exception (code=StyleNotDefined).
Test getmap:first-style-invalid Passed
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(wms-1.3.0/d39e16863_1/d39e3979_1/d39e4235_1)...
   Assertion: When a GetMap request contains two layers, where the 
first style is valid and the second style is not, then the response is an 
exception (code=StyleNotDefined).
Test getmap:second-style-invalid Passed
Testing getmap:each-style 
(wms-1.3.0/d39e16863_1/d39e3979_1/d39e4242_1)...
   Assertion: For style point, when the STYLES parameter is set 
to that style name, the MIME type of the response is valid.
Test getmap:each-style Passed
Testing getmap:each-style 
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   Assertion: For style BasicPolygons, when the STYLES parameter 
is set to that style name, the MIME type of the response is valid.
Test getmap:each-style Passed
Testing getmap:each-style 
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   Assertion: For style Bridges, when the STYLES parameter is set 
to that style name, the MIME type of the response is valid.
Test getmap:each-style Passed
Testing getmap:each-style 
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   Assertion: For style Buildings, when the STYLES parameter is 
set to that style name, the MIME type of the response is valid.
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   Assertion: For style DividedRoutes, when the STYLES parameter 
is set to that style name, the MIME type of the response is valid.
Test getmap:each-style Passed
Testing getmap:each-style 
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   Assertion: For style Forests, when the STYLES parameter is set 
to that style name, the MIME type of the response is valid.
Test getmap:each-style Passed
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   Assertion: For style Lakes, when the STYLES parameter is set 
to that style name, the MIME type of the response is valid.
Test getmap:each-style Passed
Testing getmap:each-style 
(wms-1.3.0/d39e16863_1/d39e3979_1/d39e4242_8)...
   Assertion: For style polygon, when the STYLES parameter is set 
to that style name, the MIME type of the response is valid.
Test getmap:each-style Passed
Testing getmap:each-style 

[Geoserver-devel] Build failed in Hudson: cite-wfs-1.1-trunk #416

2011-10-01 Thread Hudson
See http://hudson.opengeo.org/hudson/job/cite-wfs-1.1-trunk/416/

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 Assertion: Attempts to fetch a feature by identifier using 
the GetFeature/GET binding.
Validation warning:
  SchemaLocation: schemaLocation value = ' 
http://localhost:11010/geoserver/wfs?service=WFSversion=1.1.0request=DescribeFeatureTypetypeName=sf%3APrimitiveGeoFeature
 http://www.opengis.net/wfs 
http://localhost:11010/geoserver/schemas/wfs/1.1.0/wfs.xsd' must have even 
number of URI's.
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  Test wfs:GetFeatureById-KVP Passed
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(wfs-1.1.0/d39e34902_1/d39e743_1/d39e31854_1/d39e26592_1/d39e29276_1)...
 Assertion: Attempts to fetch a feature by identifier using 
the GetFeature/GET binding.
Validation warning:
  SchemaLocation: schemaLocation value = ' 
http://localhost:11010/geoserver/wfs?service=WFSversion=1.1.0request=DescribeFeatureTypetypeName=sf%3APrimitiveGeoFeature
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http://localhost:11010/geoserver/schemas/wfs/1.1.0/wfs.xsd' must have even 
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the GetFeature/GET binding.
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http://localhost:11010/geoserver/wfs?service=WFSversion=1.1.0request=DescribeFeatureTypetypeName=sf%3AEntit%E9G%E9n%E9rique
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http://localhost:11010/geoserver/schemas/wfs/1.1.0/wfs.xsd' must have even 
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  Test wfs:GetFeatureById-KVP Passed
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Re: [Geoserver-devel] GSIP 64 - Keyword Vocabularies and Languages

2011-10-01 Thread Jody Garnett

 KeywordList
   Keyword vocabulary=ISOinfoMapAccessService/Keyword
   Keyword vocabulary=GEMET - INSPIRE themes, version
 1.0Hydrography/Keyword
 /KeywordList

Okay that works for me; was trying to figure it out looks like one of those
silly domain of discourse ideas.


 Q: Did you consider integration with InternationalString?


 I had not but that is an interesting thought... I guess we could make
 KeywordInfo.value an international string. However it might be overkill
 here... i don't really need to convert between languages... just associate a
 language with a string. Which InterationalString doesn't really seem to
 provide.


 Well the thing is a lot of the implementations do provide that; it is just
that InternationalString is a nice way to throw them around a program and
mark down something that has translations. I had a couple goes making
something for keyword but did not like any of them especially.

class KeywordString extends InternationalString {
SetKeyword getKeywords();
String toString();
String toString( Locale );
}

Jody
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Re: [Geoserver-devel] GSIP 64 - Keyword Vocabularies and Languages

2011-10-01 Thread Alessio Fabiani
Hei Justin, +1 here too ... nice capability to have.

Thanks,
  Alessio.

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On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 7:25 AM, Jody Garnett jody.garn...@gmail.com wrote:

 KeywordList
Keyword vocabulary=ISOinfoMapAccessService/Keyword
   Keyword vocabulary=GEMET - INSPIRE themes, version
 1.0Hydrography/Keyword
 /KeywordList

 Okay that works for me; was trying to figure it out looks like one of those
 silly domain of discourse ideas.


 Q: Did you consider integration with InternationalString?


 I had not but that is an interesting thought... I guess we could make
 KeywordInfo.value an international string. However it might be overkill
 here... i don't really need to convert between languages... just associate a
 language with a string. Which InterationalString doesn't really seem to
 provide.


 Well the thing is a lot of the implementations do provide that; it is
 just that InternationalString is a nice way to throw them around a program
 and mark down something that has translations. I had a couple goes making
 something for keyword but did not like any of them especially.

 class KeywordString extends InternationalString {
 SetKeyword getKeywords();
 String toString();
 String toString( Locale );
 }

 Jody


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