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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hello Emmanuel<br>
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Le 04/07/15 21:27, Emmanuel Blondel a écrit :<br>
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Indeed i was using the opengis interface until now, but i was
getting THE_GEOM with PropertyType name. Thanks for the hints it
works by switching to the geotk model.<br>
In relation with the work on Apache SIS, can you clarify when i
could revert to use opengis model? (will it be part of apache sis
0.6 release?)<br>
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The new feature model will be part of Apache SIS 0.6 release
(partially - more on it below), but it will be used only by SIS
classes, which for now is limited to an experimental ShapeFile
reader. Geotk will continue to use the Geotk model for a little
while. The work for transitioning Geotk to the new model is already
under way, but we do not know how yet when we will complete it.
Johann is in best position for giving more details.<br>
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About the feature model to be released with Apache SIS 0.6: the
official Apache release, deployed on Maven central and mirrored on
numerous servers, will contains only the feature implementation
without the corresponding GeoAPI interfaces. This mean that user
would need to use the implementation classes directly (e.g. <tt>DefaultFeatureType</tt>)
instead than their interfaces (<tt>FeatureType</tt>). This is
because the official Apache release depends only on the official
GeoAPI release, which is 3.0. Feature interfaces will need to be
approved by an OGC working group before we can deploy them on Maven
central.<br>
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However the non-official "SIS 0.6-jdk7" release deployed on
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://maven.geotoolkit.org">http://maven.geotoolkit.org</a> will use the not-yet-approved GeoAPI
feature interfaces, and Geotk uses that non-official "SIS 0.6-jdk7"
release. This allow us to experiment them and get feedback before we
propose them for standardisation at OGC.<br>
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Regards,<br>
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Martin<br>
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