Heh, quotes in Windows batch files get very annoying. I don't suppose
anyone has a batch file to hand they can copy/paste here? I can probably
work from that.
Thanks for all the responses!
Jonathan
On 29 July 2013 20:11, Mike Pumphrey m...@opengeo.org wrote:
It's actually not that bad,
Hi List,
I have 39 different GeoTiff layers I want to add to GeoServer. They're not
part of a mosaic or pyramid or anything, each is a separate file and needs
to be a separate layer.
Is there an easy way to add them all to GeoServer rather than just manually
slogging through create store -
On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 5:56 PM, Jonathan Moules
jonathanmou...@warwickshire.gov.uk wrote:
Hi List,
I have 39 different GeoTiff layers I want to add to GeoServer. They're not
part of a mosaic or pyramid or anything, each is a separate file and needs
to be a separate layer.
Is there an easy
Confirmed my supposition. Curl on windows is a royal pain with multi-line
stuff (as is required here it seems). I keep getting was unexpected at
this time. I'll just stick to doing it manually. Much less stress.
Jonathan
On 29 July 2013 17:20, Jonathan Moules
Yeah, we use Python and Requests (http://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/)
instead of CURL...
You can also try gsconfig.
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It's actually not that bad, provided you remember to use double quotes instead
of single quotes (double quotes seem to work cross-platform, not sure why the
tendency is to use single quotes) and to put it all on one line (as you have
surmised). I usually put the payload in a separate file to
In bash[1] and many other unix-like shells, the rules for how things are
interpreted inside of single quotes is much less complicated than for
double. For URLs I would generally not expect to encounter any of the
exceptions, but I think that's the reason that tutorials generally stick to
