At the end of the mapping session we should have completed all the mapping properties for our Region target type and the Hale window should look like:
Assuming we have our instance of GeoAvalanche running locally at http://localhost:8080/geoavalanche
let's see how simple is to get CAAML features published from that server:
From the File
menu select Export
and then click on Alignment
:
Select App-Schema Configuration [Direct Upload]
then click Next
Fill the Target URL
with the base url for your server http://localhost:8080/geoavalanche
and then click Next
Tick the option to include your custom target schema until it's not published online and then click Next
Double check your workspace configuration and then click Next
Fill the values for the PostGIS datastore connection parameters and then click Next
Fill the values for the administration of GeoAvalanche server. By default they are set up to admin/geoserver
Then click Finish
and wait for the completion of the upload. Once finished you can close Hale and play with the Region features
Visit the Layer Preview
page of GeoAvalanche and you should see a new layer in the list which is named caaml:Region
:
We have just successfully created a new app-schema datastore in GeoAvalanche. Let's see now how we can query our regions.