> Hi Andrea,
> first of all, sorry for the very very late answer.
>
Hi Andrea,
I have to apologize too for my very very very late answer.
> I'd suggest to stop the splitting at the rule level, and
> to allow full download on the upper levels by using a parameter
> (for example, &content=full)
I agree, but I think is better to avoid the use of parameters in restlet
We can find a different url mapping this request. Maybe we can return
all the content rules excluded at
->
http://domain:8080/geoserver/sldservice/{featureType}/{UserStyleID}
> * the idea of having services generate resources server side
> seems fine, thought the url does not look right to me. Given
> that you're calling an algorithm, the url should be something
> like:
>
http://domain:8080/geoserver/sldservice/{featureType}/{UserStyleID}/{FeatureTypeStyleID}?quantileclassification&property={property}&classNum={num}
> I'm also not sure about the type of method, but since it's
> creating resources I guess it should be a POST
As before, I'm not a great expert of Rest but I think that in a Rest
architecture we have to avoid the use of parameters, but I'm not sure. :-)
* the split does work well on the read side, but seems to
> fall on the write side. When you create an SLD server side
> it must be valid, not an incomplete document.
is an SLD domcunmet without any rule a valide one?
Thanks for your comments
kappu
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