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Part 4: reduce server response size #738
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@cportele Great proposals! May I suggest to avoid negate word in var name as it tends to bring confusion: you could replace I thinks we will implement these extensions in our next developments. |
Both options are not really optimal (skip=true fails "avoid negatives in names for standalone variables" and enable=false fails "always choose names that enable setting Thank you for the feedback! |
@cportele you're right! It looks like a better solution to treat the geometry property like any other property! Thanks! |
Hi @cportele, I am rolling back my thoughts for the property selection, do you think it will be possible to have an It can be useful when only a small sub set of properties needs to be avoided instead to list all displayable properties (as it can be a long list depending on the feature). This property will be or-exclusive with the |
For features with big geometry, what kind of mechanism do you suggest to apply to avoid the server sends the whole geometry when the user ask for
{landingPageUri}/collections/{collectionId}/items
? This is also the case when the user GET a single feature or PATCH a feature with only one property (sayscolor
) and receive in response the whole geometry WKT.Is there some kind of Level Of Detail mechanism or a parameter on the request to specify the wanted properties in response?
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