Book description
Boost your map server's performance using the power and flexibility of GeoServer
In Detail
GeoServer is one of the founding blocks of the OS-Geo software stack. It helps connect existing information not only to virtual globes, such as Google Earth, but also to web-based maps such as OpenLayers, Google Maps, and Bing Maps.
You will start off by learning about the various concepts of vector data used in GeoServer to build maps. You will then learn how to build beautiful maps by using advanced styling methods such as CSS. Finally, you will learn how to monitor and tune the GeoServer environment. With this comprehensive guide, you will gain an in-depth knowledge of GeoServer features that will allow you to integrate it into your enterprise systems for data processing and publication quickly and efficiently.
What You Will Learn
- Tweak vector data to optimize performance and customize the way your data is exposed on the standard WMS and WFS protocols
- Serve raster data with CWS and learn how to tune raster data and add support for several raster formats
- Style your features with the CSS module using light and fast syntax as you do with HTML styling
- Use complex features in GeoServer and serve them with WFS
- Learn the tips and tricks to configure options for database access, coordinate reference systems, and GeoWebCache
- Discover how to use additional dimensions (time and elevation) with your maps
Table of contents
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GeoServer Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- GeoServer Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
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1. Working with Vectors
- Introduction
- Using different WFS versions in OpenLayers
- Using WFS nonspatial filters
- Using WFS spatial filters
- Using WFS vendor parameters
- Filtering data with CQL
- Filtering data with CQL spatial operators
- Creating a SQL view
- Creating a parametric view
- Improving performance with pregeneralized features
- 2. Working with Rasters
- 3. Advanced Styling
- 4. Geoprocessing
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5. Advanced Configurations
- Introduction
- Upgrading GeoServer
- Creating a script for automatic startup
- Optimizing Java
- Setting up a JNDI connection pool
- Working with CRS
- Using the reprojection console
- Overriding an official EPSG code
- Setting up GeoWebCache – how to make pre-rendered tiles for high availability
- Storing configurations in an RDBMS
- 6. Automating GeoServer Configurations
- 7. Advanced Visualizations
- 8. Monitoring and Tuning
- A. OGC for ESRI Professionals
- Index
Product information
- Title: GeoServer Cookbook
- Author(s):
- Release date: November 2014
- Publisher(s): Packt Publishing
- ISBN: 9781783289615
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