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Re: [udig-devel] Where to put caching WFS module
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Hi,
The particular uDig code I'm talking about is a Caching WFS GeoResource.
It consists of about 6 classes (GeoResource, Service,
CachingWFSDataStore, CleanCache Operation). It only deals with caching
WFS features at the moment.
That said the geotools code that I use can be used to cache any feature
source. So we could experiment with your idea of a more general caching
service.
Emily
Jody Garnett wrote:
Hi Emily
I have a couple of ideas; not sure if they are good however. Is this
specifically a caching WFS module? Or can it be used to cache any
FeatureSource?
My initial idea of integration was to make a service similar to that used
for temporary memory datastores. That is a specific entry in the catalog
that would hold all the cached datasets. When a GeoResource is cached the
dataset would show up here; and the cached dataset would be a friend of
the original dataset (so any layer that is drawing the original would have a
chance to consider this faster local friend).
In terms of holding the code; you could start off as a community module and
we could copy the code into udig as it passes code review etc. I know Jesse
is worried about the geotools module being unsupported; if you are happy
reviewing that code we can also start to copy it into a more mainstream
geotools module such as "gt-data".
Jody
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 8:36 AM, Emily Gouge <egouge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
All,
I've been working on a georesource that wraps a WFSDataStore and makes use
of the unsupported geotools module gt-caching to cache WFS features client
side.
I would like to share this work; however I don't want to put in into the
main udig code base as it currently relies on the unsupported geotools
module. I was thinking of making a directory for myself in communities
section of the repo (http://svn.refractions.net/udig/udig/community/) and
adding it there. Is this okay? Does somebody have a different idea?
Thanks,
Emily
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