On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 6:57 AM, Пашинский Сергей <[email protected]> wrote:
> Do i understand correctly, that at this moment there isn't way to check
> separately each layer is it writable or not? Will the method, proposed by
> Rahkonen, work, or it isn't supported?
>
It is not supported, as Jukka suggests we would have to provide the list of
available actions type by type.
There is no global way to know if edits are possible, the OGC service code
does not even know a security
subsystem exists, and it should not either to avoid entangling the code too
much.
However, if we were to make checks on a type by type basis, we'd be at
least able to know if a certain
layer is writable or not by looking at the data access interface we get
back from the data source
(FeatureStore, writable, or FeatureSource, read only).
That would need to be coded, see my other message in this thread
Cheers
Andrea
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