Hi,
I have an example whereby I have five datasets which are grouped into a single
layergroup.
I want to share the layergroup with another user account but I don't want to
share the five individual dataset on their own; or to put it another way, I
don't want to list the subsets in the GetCapabilities statement.
It appears that you can't put the subsets in a separate workspaces as
layergroups seem to need to be in a single workspace and this means that I
can't see a way round.
If you assume that the layergroup could be in workspace x and the datasets were
in workspace y then you would need to assign the user permissions to both
workspaces under the security or I presume it would fail. However, if it was
possible to do this you would still be able to provide the user with a
workspace specific URL (i.e. https://server/x/wms) which would result in them
only seeing the layergroup in the GetCapabilities statement.
Is there a way to share a layergroup without having to list all the subsets
within it?
Thanks,
Paul
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