Hello,
I've just committed some additions to wicketstuff-openlayers that allow
for Web Feature Service requests to be used.
See wicketstuff jira for details: http://wicketstuff.org/jira/browse/WSCOL-5
There are 3 new examples in openalyers-examples that show how WFS
requests work.
Next Steps:
1. commit a Servlet filter that can be a proxy aswell. The behavior
approach is nice in that it scopes the proxy to the lifetime of the
session but for others an always on proxy might be better.
2. WMS proxy that uses an Ajax behavior to update ogc filters on the
layer to the wicket application. Then GET requests hit the proxy and
are converted into an XML GetMap document including the filter details
that is posted to the actual WMS server. the image returned is then
passed back as response to the initial GET. This is useful to get
around browser url length limits (~2000 in IE and ~4000
in Firefox).
Regards,
Mike
