On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 10:22 PM, Mifan Careem <
mifanc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> HI All,
> Based on the last IRC breakout on the Catalog View, I've come up with a 2nd
> draft of a possible view:
>
http://udig.refractions.net/confluence/display/UDIG/GSoC+2011+-+Catalog+View+Reports#GSoC2011-CatalogViewReports-catalogscenario1
> Scenario 1 here is trying to keep it as simple as possible, before moving to
> the multi-select (scenario 2) and configurable start components (scenario
> 3). I'd love to hear your thought on this and verify whether the thinking
> here is right. The use case for Scenario 1 is as follows:
>
> The catalog lists the Service Types (File, Database, Web Services, Other,
> Decorator). The other components (Service, DataType and Layers) are blank
> User selects the Web Services Service Type
> The Services component is then filled with the Services that fall under the
> selected Services Type (FGDC WMS, ESRI WMS, Geoserver WFS etc.)
> The user selects the MassGIS WFS. This populates the DataType component with
> the FeatureTypes.
> The user select the FeatureType. This loads the Layers relevant to the
> feature type. Usually this might be a 1:1 mapping
>
> Should we have another IRC to discuss this further?
> Cheers
> Mifan
> On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 6:32 PM, Jody Garnett <
jody.garnett@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Mifan:
>> Sorry for joining the conversation late :-) I am very enthusiastic about
>> your work - and also your questions as they will help motivate me to iron on
>> the wrinkles in the catalog api.
>>
>> Services -> Layer -> Type
>> This is from Jody's original proposal.
>> Services would be a list of services that are loaded
>> Layers would be the layers
>> Types would be the types of layers
>> (An image is available in [2] named Version 3, under the June 10 Weekly
>> Report)
>>
>> Small clarification; I was not sure what to really do for the last column
>> as i had a number of "things" I wanted to communicate:
>> - type (as you indicated); the annoying part is that type forms a "tree"
>> (with the vast majority of types simply extending feature)
>> - style (I have a change proposal I need to sort out on this topic; but
>> basically styles are organised by feature type - as feature type indicates
>> what geometry and attributes are available to be drawn)
>> - friends (if the data was available via another service we consider both
>> layers to be "friends"). This is actually an "association" but friends makes
>> udig a more user-friendly experience :P
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