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<font face="Times New Roman, Times, serif">Hi all,<br>
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I have written a simple OpenLayers-application to edit a PostGIS
polygon layer: read one polygon from the server as GeoJSON, adapt
it interactively, and write it back again via GeoJSON. Points are
only moved, not created or deleted.<br>
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The polygon layer is topologically correct: all adjoining polygons
share the same points. With QGIS I can choose "topological
editing", to automatically move corresponding points from
adjoining polygons. With the GeoJSON application that is not
possible: whenever I move a boundary point of one polygon, the
corresponding points on adjoining polygons remain where they are.<br>
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Is it possible with the new topology methods in PostGIS to write
the following update procedure: whenever a changed polygon is
written back into the database, all corresponding points on
neighbouring polygons will be looked up and changed as well? I
guess I would need some sort of pointer for all boundary points to
all other boundary points that share the same location.<br>
<br>
Jan <br>
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