Examples of org.geoserver.wms.featureinfo.FeatureCollectionDecorator

org.geoserver.wms.featureinfo.FeatureCollectionDecorator
This class is just a mean trick to smuggle in the resource name in to a FeatureCollection, when returned as result of a GetFeatureInfo request Previously this was assumed to be equal to the name of the type of the FeatureCollection But this is not the case for complex features in app-schema. The other thing this does is providing an implementation of size(), since the app-schema one always returns 0. This is used for limiting features to a maximum. The decorator never needs to be used for SimpleFeatureCollections. @author Niels Charlier, Curtin University of Technology

        if (collection != null) {
            if (!(collection.getSchema() instanceof SimpleFeatureType)) {
                // put wrapper around it with layer name
                Name name = new NameImpl(layer.getFeature().getNamespace().getName(), layer
                        .getFeature().getName());
                collection = new FeatureCollectionDecorator(name, collection);
            }


            int size = collection.size();
            if (size != 0) {

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