geotools and Geoserver wfs tutorials.

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Roman Isitua

geotools and Geoserver wfs tutorials.

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Hi,

I will like to ask if any one has sample geotools code on how to retrieve features that fall within a bounding box from geoserver using wfs ? I know I can do this by making a post request to geoserver with the request containing the required wfs xml. 

I will like to know how this can be done the geotools way ?

Cheers,

Roman.







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Sort of - geotools wraps up a WFS as a normal DataStore (just like a shapefile or database) and any of the examples of how to request the features in a bounding box will work fine.

You just need different connection parameters when creating the datastore.
Jody

On 06/10/2009, at 8:31 PM, Roman Isitua wrote:

Hi,

I will like to ask if any one has sample geotools code on how to retrieve features that fall within a bounding box from geoserver using wfs ? I know I can do this by making a post request to geoserver with the request containing the required wfs xml. 

I will like to know how this can be done the geotools way ?

Cheers,

Roman.






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