Quoting Matthias Blech <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Dear Chris Holmes,
>
> my name is Matthias Blech (23), I'm a student computing science
> engeneering. I'm doing my practical at Con Terra GmbH
> (Muenster/Germany) to prepare my diploma thesis. My Topic is to
> develop a "RelationshipDataStore", what's
Quoting David Zwiers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The GML schema is parsed, then and cached. During the actual GML
> document
> parse, the cached Schema object is extracted from the cache using the
> FT
> (and if one isn't found ... then parse one up). This fills the gap
> between
> the expresiveness of
The GML schema is parsed, then and cached. During the actual GML document parse, the cached Schema object is extracted from the cache using the FT (and if one isn't found ... then parse one up). This fills the gap between the expresiveness of XSD and our FT model.
David
On 10/29/05, [EMAIL PROT
Quoting Rob Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >That's the tricky part. So I wanted to have something that doesn't existed
> in
> >geotools yet, a GML schema parser that produces geotools FeatureTypes.
> I'm not sure a GML schema parser is that easy - I've written a recursive
> one in the past and
Thanks Gabriel,
Havent had a chance to test, but this is sounding good. Comments inline
Gabriel Roldán wrote:
Hi Rob,
this is an update on the ComplexDataStore stuff, you can download from
geotools svn complex-features branch for testing it. I didn't managed to get
it compiling with maven
