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Re: [udig-devel] filtering contents of rendered layers
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Put a break point in ShowViewInterceptor and verify that the filter
is being picked up correctly. Finally, is the layer a postgis layer?
Jesse
On Oct 30, 2007, at 1:02 PM, Vince Darley wrote:
I'm trying this now:
At 20:38 29/10/2007, Jesse Eichar wrote:
>layer.getBlackboard().put
( ProjectBlackboardConstants#LAYER__DATA_QUERY, filter);
via code like this:
static void addFilterToLayer(ILayer layer, java.util.Map<String,
Filter> layerFilters) {
Filter f = layerFilters.get(layer.getName());
if (f != null) {
System.out.println("Filter for " + layer.getName() + " is " + f);
layer.getBlackboard().put
(ProjectBlackboardConstants.LAYER__DATA_QUERY, f);
}
}
the output on the console is:
Filter for Schedule location details is [[ Driver ID = Refuse Team
3 ] AND [ Day = 1 ]]
Which looks ok to me (the filter has definitely parsed ok, since
the above string is not exactly how I created it), but, this has no
effect at all on rendering of the layer. I still see all the
geometries in the layer in my rendered report, even ones which
don't have matching attributes for 'Driver ID' and 'Day'.
Anything obvious I'm doing wrong? Any pointers to debugging this?
thanks,
Vince.
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