Possible to add multiple layers to GeoServer in one step through the admin UI?
The immediate answer seems to be "no" but maybe I'm overlooking another way of doing this?
You can do this through adding a GeoServer Importer Extension: https://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/extensions/importer/index.html
I don't think there's a way of creating batches of layers through the UI, but the REST API works really well for doing things in batches. All you need is cURL (https://curl.haxx.se/) installed and you can submit requests which can achieve most of what you can do through the UI but in a programmatic way.
yes it is possible you can use layer group and FOA you have to create layer group then select the add layer here you can select as much as you want
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Good morning, all you fine folks in Codelandia. I had a question for anyone out there who has experience using Looker, as I am very new to using this particular software.
I have been tasked to migrate multiple dashboards and visualizations to from our old interface to Looker, and I would like to add more organization to the new setup. The idea I have is to create one "master" dashboard with several sub-dashboards housed within in the master.
The idea would be something like this:
Is it possible that one of you knows if this is possible and/or how to do it?
Thank you!
You can utilize HTML in text boxes to create tabs on your dashboard (in essence links to a completely different dashboard). Here is an example: https://community.looker.com/dashboards-looks-7/tabbed-dashboard-14990
This might be as close as you're going to get.
recently I have been working with symfony 4 in search of some solution for the creation of web services api-rest and I have found api-platform. After several days trying, because I do not have much knowledge of symfony, I managed to raise the API for an entity that I created by default. It turns out that now I have the doubt of how to add to the api methods other than those that are by default, say the put, the get and others that are already by default, I want to be able to add to my entity the methods that I estimate necessary and with the name that I want. Please I would appreciate your help with some form or some simple steps that allow me to add new methods to the api always keeping in mind that I do not have much knowledge in the matter.
try to avoid endpoint proliferation as much as possible, think REST
the recommended way to hook your own logic in API Platform is using the built-in events
if you really need to add custom endpoints, here is a dedicated documentation entry, but it should be your last resort (see 1/)
I´m creating a desktop application (WinForms C#) for my team which enables to manage some basic operations with TFS as like create tasks, bugs and user stories. The main idea is to make this management process faster... However, I found how to get the work items by using WIQL but I don´t know if it's posible to create new work items using WIQL... I have not idea how to do that, so I don't have code to show you. I just know how to GET, but I don't know how to create CREATE.
Thanks in advance.
You don't. WIQL stands for work item query language. It's for querying, not for creating.
If you want to create work items, you'll have to either use the Extended Client object model for C# or directly invoke the REST APIs, both of which are thoroughly documented.
Hi and thanks in advance! Admin on Rest is a great base to start from to quickly build simple REST admins. I have a scenario where I would like to display and edit related records without leaving the parent. e.g Editing the Options of a Multiple Choice Question from the Question Edit View.
I have managed to implement a modal dialog that allows me to create/edit the Options(passed along as a record prop), however I'm stuck at trying to refresh the list of options on the Question View once I have successfully saved the Option.
I'm relatively new to React. Would appreciate a nudge in the right direction.
ReferenceManyField doesn't provide controls for filtering or pagination. However, it's quite straightforward to create some. Start by creating your own component using ReferenceManyField as a base. Store the page, sort, and filter as properties. Add methods that change these properties and re-trigger fetchReferences. Add buttons (pagination, filtering, etc) that trigger these methods.
But if you'r new to React, this won't be easy. I suggest you learn React first.
Is it possible to tell CakePHP to load different components/helpers based on whether the request is AJAX or not?
Obviously you can't use RequestHandler::isAjax, since RequestHandler itself is a component!
My concern is performance - am I right to think that loading up all the components (I have about 4-6 in most controllers) is going to be a drag on speed?
One idea I thought of was to create an AjaxController, with minimal components and no helpers, but this seems a bit dirty?
Thanks
have you tried this?
Adding Components on the fly
I suggest you use the RequestHandlerComponent by default and let it load the other components if needed. Loading just the RH component won't affect your system. You shouldn't be trying micro optimize this stuff right away in any case.
Also, depending on what kind of JS setup you have, most JS libraries send a X-Requested-With with the value set to XMLHttpRequest. You could look for that as well.
Personally, I think the RequestHandlerComponent is the best approach.