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    Jody Garnett
    @jodygarnett
    It is a getmap at a city scale, url taken from layer preview at 1000x1000, testing using curl for timing.
    James Hughes
    @jnh5y
    ok, do all the buildings have to get returned? (I imagine you are picking up some rendering time, etc)
    Andrea Aime
    @aaime
    difference is like 6%? Not that much, could be caused by other things (like, you should be doing a load test and do averages, checking nothing else is going on)
    Jody Garnett
    @jodygarnett
    Just having fun trying out the new toys; this was intended as a mean test to compare having the database in different locations.
    Yep, as indicated this result was not the primary goal, just a surprising (to me) result. Since it also sounds a small bit surprising to you I can spend some more time on it.
    Andrea Aime
    @aaime
    Also check "Notes" here: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/sql-prepare.html
    Jody Garnett
    @jodygarnett
    That is very interesting about the first five requests being used to decide between generic and custom plan.
    Jody Garnett
    @jodygarnett
    going to go post the meeting notes
    Jody Garnett
    @jodygarnett
    Checking now the overheads now:
    • 2778.254 ms SELECT "fid",ST_AsTWKB(ST_Simplify(ST_Force2D(....
    • 2633.465 ms SELECT "fid",ST_AsTWKB(ST_Simplify(.... 5% overhead
    • 1552.512 ms SELECT "fid",ST_AsTWKB( ... is simpify needed before TKWB?
    • 1999.616 ms SELECT "fid",ST_AsTWKB(ST_Force2D(....
    I guess St_Simplify is useful when zoomed in to remove co-linear points
    James Hughes
    @jnh5y
    what are those timing measuring?
    (to me) it makes sense that simplifying first would be slower since one would be doing some topology first...
    I wonder, if depending on the precision, if there's any simplification which could be performed as part of that step?
    e.g., if one knew that they were doing a topological simplification and immediately reducing the precision, would you do some of the simplification first?
    Jody Garnett
    @jodygarnett
    Right now I am considering checking geometry_columns to see if we can remove the ST_Force2D in some cases
    Jody Garnett
    @jodygarnett
    This is CPU bound on the rendering, so ST_Force2D is not going to be noticed
    Jody Garnett
    @jodygarnett

    @pvgenuchten did a bit more testing, updated docs here geoserver/geoserver#5124

    I am not content and would like a single global common-header.ftl to be used if supplied.

    Paul van Genuchten
    @pvgenuchten
    thanx jody, i can confirm that placing common-header.ftl in data/workspaces, the /items/* case works fine for me
    to summarise: to override common-header for /collections, you need to add the override in /data/templates/ogc/features, for /items you need to place it in data/workspaces
    Jody Garnett
    @jodygarnett

    I imagine if you add it once to to data/workspaces or templates it should work for both, something to test.

    Maybe the best way to think of it is adding ogc/features/<something>.ftl and common-header.ftl

    Andrea Aime
    @aaime
    Heads up for my fellow GS devs, next week I'm gonna be seaside, not sure how much I'll check mail, if at all
    Jody Garnett
    @jodygarnett
    Enjoy the ocean!
    Navid Taheri
    @navid.ta:matrix.org
    [m]
    Hi everyone,
    I imported some geopackages files to my PostGIS store in GeoServer via ogr2ogr and for publishing that layer in GeoServer I used POST method explaide in featuretype GeoServer RESTful API, But I've big issue I can not check how many of files(layers) imported and published successfully, I'm going to know is there any way I'll be able to check publish progress state?
    Brad Hards
    @bradh
    @navid.ta:matrix.org You should be able to tell based on the REST API response.
    Or you could just GET the /layers later?
    Depends on what you're really trying to do here (or better, why you are trying to do it - what the information need is, the problem you are trying to solve).
    Navid Taheri
    @navid.ta:matrix.org
    [m]
    Thank you for your answer, I didn't know It was possible via feeaturetype RESTful API, because I tested method in my Linux terminal and then I didn't get any response.
    If you want to know why I did use this method(ogr2ogr and featuretype REST API) because I did know any options, GeoServer Importer REST API can not support conversion for geodatabases or archive files and then I did search, However I understood I can import my non shapefiles to PostGIS store by that method I explained in above.
    In GeoServer Importer extension REST, it is possible to check state of files in each step, state announce by some specific name such "PENDING", "COMPLETE", "ERROR" , etc, I'm looking a way to find out how can I know state or even I'll get a progress number percentage for each layer importing procedure.
    rappidGIS
    @rappidGIS
    Hi guys. I would like to use the lat & long coordinate data in the GS. I already search it in the db but couldn't find it. Please help sir. Thanks.
    Brad Hards
    @bradh
    What do you mean you didn't get any response? No response to the POST?
    @rappidGIS Your question doesn't have enough detail to be answered. We can't see your screen, have no idea what you're trying to do. Please explain what you are trying to do, what you've tried, what happened, and what you expected to happen instead.
    rappidGIS
    @rappidGIS
    @bradh ok I will get the picture. thanks
    Navid Taheri
    @navid.ta:matrix.org
    [m]
    @bradh I run POST method via curl in Linux thermal it didn't show any message in Linux terminal, I think I need to something such Postman if I'll be able read response as a json format
    Brad Hards
    @bradh
    @navid.ta:matrix.org Maybe try -v or -i to your curl command line to get the headers or verbose info.
    @rappidGIS I don't want a screenshot, I want you to ask a proper question.
    Navid Taheri
    @navid.ta:matrix.org
    [m]
    bradh (Brad Hards) hmm OK I'll test that again with switches you mentioned here, Totally you are trying to say I can get layer state via REST ful API, yes?
    Brad Hards
    @bradh
    @navid.ta:matrix.org https://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/rest/layers.html
    Navid Taheri
    @navid.ta:matrix.org
    [m]
    @bradh thank you 🙏
    rappidGIS
    @rappidGIS
    gs.png
    ok guys. that is the pic. my question, is it possible to get the coordinate from the map?
    and where is inside the database or file that gs save the coordinate.
    thanks sir
    Brad Hards
    @bradh
    The coordinate shown is in the projection you've asked for. That clearly isn't lon/lat (or lat/lon).
    If you want the coordinate of the cursor, that is a user interface side issue, not part of geoserver.
    If you want the coordinate of a pixel on the map, you can use WMS GetFeature or WFS query.
    Note that not everything has GetFeature support (e.g. a raster source like an orthophoto won't have it). Your source is probably vector though, so it should be available.
    In terms of where the data comes from, it is whatever the Store backing the displayed Layer is. Probably a shapefile or something like that.
    rappidGIS
    @rappidGIS
    @bradh ok I got it. and yes it is a shapefile.
    If the user update all the metadata with lat/lon, is it gs save it in the database?
    Brad Hards
    @bradh
    @rappidGIS What database? Do you mean the shapefile?
    rappidGIS
    @rappidGIS
    nope sir. user using a postgrel database.