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  • November 22, 2013
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Hello

 

 

In order to get a GML formatted string, which I need for later XML/GML writing, I use the GeometryExtractor transformer with variant GML v3.2.1.

 

 

So far so good.

 

 

My problem is that it in many cases it creates Geometry of type <gml:LineString ...> and for reasons I cannot influence (German NAS Standard ;-()

 

in many cases I need to get geometry of type <gml:CompositeCurve ...> otherwise it will NOT validate ....

 

 

In GeometryExtractor I don't see an option which allows me to control this.

 

 

Any ideas out there how to solve this problem ?

 

 

Thanks

 

Michael

Best answer by davideagle

A horrible short term workaround but perhaps test for composite curves with some other identifier and then use the StringReplacer on the geometry string. Not ideal but buys you time to raise a PR with Safe.
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A horrible short term workaround but perhaps test for composite curves with some other identifier and then use the StringReplacer on the geometry string. Not ideal but buys you time to raise a PR with Safe.

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