Hi David,
I think the problem on my side was simply lack of experience with SLD's.
Since FOSS4G I've not spent any time on SLD's either, but instead on some
updates to the OSM data model. However, I'm very keen to get the SLD work
moving again, so right now I'm trying to turn your test code into
I found the correct geotools jar. It is gt-render.
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 10:18 AM, Craig Taverner cr...@amanzi.com wrote:
Hi David,
I think the problem on my side was simply lack of experience with SLD's.
Since FOSS4G I've not spent any time on SLD's either, but instead on some
updates to
Hi Chris,
Absolutely awesome stuff you have written. As a new hire in Neo
Technologies, I'm reading your blog posts with great interest. I like how
you take code and make a story out of it - it's much easier to understand
the code after reading your posts on it. Thank you!
I have two wishes that
The most important thing you can do to improve performance is to ensure that
your style renders an appropriate number of features (if you want render
every driveway at state level it will take a while) and that your datastore
can provide fast access to those features (ie, well-indexed). Beyond
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Andres Taylor
andres.tay...@neotechnology.com wrote:
Hi Chris,
Absolutely awesome stuff you have written. As a new hire in Neo
Technologies, I'm reading your blog posts with great interest. I like how
you take code and make a story out of it - it's much easier
Sorry Peter for the late reply (and the clumsy first email).
I drew a very very simple diagram exemplifying the architecture, I don't
know if the list will support the attachment so if it doesn't, warn me :P
As you can see by the diagram, my neo4j DB is running inside the REST app
that will read
You may also find the styling section in the GeoServer manual useful while
getting up to speed on SLD:
http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/styling/index.html
wrt filtering out small features, I think that is generally done in the
stylesheet (GeoTools combines the filters of all the style
So far the only docs for the JSON syntax are in the code. But you are
welcome to read the JSON parsing code itself. It is very short, albeit
cryptic.
I'm sure I support 'not null', but I am also sure I do not support OR. I
need to think a bit harder about how to support OR, since the current
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