SIST EN ISO 19142:2011

SLOVENSKI STANDARD
01-marec-2011
Geografske informacije - Spletna storitev za pojave (ISO 19142:2010)
Geographic information - Web feature service (ISO 19142:2010)
Geoinformation - Web Feature Service (ISO 19142:2010)
Information Géographique - Services d'accès aux entités géographiques par le web (ISO
19142:2010)
Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: EN ISO 19142:2010
ICS:
07.040 Astronomija. Geodezija. Astronomy. Geodesy.
Geografija Geography
35.240.70 Uporabniške rešitve IT v IT applications in science
znanosti
2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.

EUROPEAN STANDARD
EN ISO 19142
NORME EUROPÉENNE
EUROPÄISCHE NORM
December 2010
ICS 35.240.70
English Version
Geographic information - Web Feature Service (ISO
19142:2010)
Information géographique - Services d'accès aux entités
géographiques par le web (ISO 19142:2010)
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Contents Page
Foreword .3

Foreword
This document (EN ISO 19142:2010) has been prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 211 “Geographic
information/Geomatics” in collaboration with Technical Committee CEN/TC 287 “Geographic Information” the
secretariat of which is held by BSI.
This European Standard shall be given the status of a national standard, either by publication of an identical
text or by endorsement, at the latest by June 2011, and conflicting national standards shall be withdrawn at
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Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,
Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
Endorsement notice
The text of ISO 19142:2010 has been approved by CEN as a EN ISO 19142:2010 without any modification.

INTERNATIONAL ISO
STANDARD 19142
First edition
2010-12-15
Geographic information — Web Feature
Service
Information géographique — Service d'accès aux entités
géographiques par le web
Reference number
ISO 19142:2010(E)
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ISO 2010
ISO 19142:2010(E)
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Contents Page
Foreword .xi
Introduction.xii
1 Scope.1
2 Conformance .2
3 Normative references.3
4 Terms and definitions .4
5 Conventions.8
5.1 Abbreviated terms.8
5.2 Use of examples .9
5.3 XML schemas.9
5.4 UML Notation .9
5.4.1 Class diagrams .9
5.4.2 State machine notation.10
6 Basic service elements.11
6.1 Introduction.11
6.2 Version numbering and negotiation.11
6.2.1 Version number form and value .11
6.2.2 Appearance in service metadata and in requests.11
6.2.3 Version number negotiation.11
6.2.4 Request encoding .11
6.2.5 KVP parameter encoding rules .12
6.3 Namespaces.13
6.4 Service bindings.13
7 Common elements .13
7.1 Encoding of features.13
7.2 Resource identifiers.13
7.2.1 Assigning resource identifiers.13
7.2.2 Encoding resource identifiers.14
7.2.3 Version identification.14
7.3 Property references.14
7.3.1 XPath subset.14
7.3.2 Accessor function .14
7.4 Predicate expression encoding .15
7.5 Exception reporting.15
7.6 Common request parameters .17
7.6.1 Introduction.17
7.6.2 Base request type.17
7.6.3 Standard presentation parameters.19
7.6.4 Standard resolve parameters.22
7.6.5 Standard input parameters.25
7.6.6 Additional common keywords for KVP-encoded requests.26
7.7 Standard response parameters .27
7.7.1 Parameter semantics .27
7.7.2 XML encoding .27
7.7.3 KVP encoding .27
7.7.4 Parameter discussion .27
7.8 Use of the schemaLocation attribute .30
7.9 Query expressions .30
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7.9.1 Introduction. 30
7.9.2 Ad hoc query expression. 30
7.9.3 Stored query expression. 40
8 GetCapabilities operation . 42
8.1 Introduction. 42
8.2 Request. 43
8.2.1 Request semantics . 43
8.2.2 XML encoding . 43
8.2.3 KVP encoding. 43
8.3 Response. 43
8.3.1 Response semantics . 43
8.3.2 XML encoding . 44
8.3.3 Capabilities document . 45
8.3.4 FeatureTypeList section . 45
8.3.5 Parameters domains and constraints .48
8.4 Extension points. 52
8.5 Exceptions. 54
9 DescribeFeatureType operation. 54
9.1 Introduction. 54
9.2 Request. 54
9.2.1 Request semantics . 54
9.2.2 XML Encoding. 54
9.2.3 KVP Encoding . 55
9.2.4 Parameter discussion . 55
9.3 Response. 56
9.3.1 Introduction. 56
9.3.2 Supporting multiple namespaces . 56
9.4 Exceptions. 57
10 GetPropertyValue operation. 57
10.1 Introduction. 57
10.2 Request. 57
10.2.1 Request semantics . 57
10.2.2 XML Encoding. 58
10.2.3 KVP Encoding . 58
10.2.4 Parameter discussion . 58
10.3 Response. 60
10.3.1 Response semantics . 60
10.3.2 XML encoding . 60
10.3.3 State parameter. 61
10.3.4 Standard response parameters. 61
10.4 Exceptions. 61
11 GetFeature operation . 62
11.1 Introduction. 62
11.2 Request. 62
11.2.1 Request semantics . 62
11.2.2 XML encoding . 63
11.2.3 KVP encoding. 63
11.2.4 Parameter discussions . 64
11.3 Response. 64
11.3.1 Response semantics . 64
11.3.2 XML encoding . 65
11.3.3 Parameter discussions . 66
11.3.4 Additional objects. 69
11.3.5 GetFeatureById response . 69
11.4 Exceptions. 70
12 LockFeature operation . 70
12.1 Introduction. 70
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12.2 Request.70
12.2.1 Request semantics.70
12.2.2 XML encoding .71
12.2.3 KVP encoding .71
12.2.4 Parameter discussions .72
12.2.5 State machine for WFS locking.73
12.3 Response .74
12.3.1 Response semantics.74
12.3.2 XML encoding .74
12.4 Exceptions .75
13 GetFeatureWithLock operation.75
13.1 Introduction.75
13.2 Request.75
13.2.1 Request semantics.75
13.2.2 XML encoding .75
13.2.3 KVP encoding .76
13.2.4 Parameter discussion .76
13.3 Response .77
13.3.1 Introduction.77
13.3.2 lockId parameter.77
13.4 Exceptions .77
14 Stored query management .77
14.1 Introduction.77
14.2 Defining stored queries .78
14.2.1 XML encoding .78
14.2.2 Parameter discussion .78
14.3 ListStoredQueries operation.81
14.3.1 Request semantics.81
14.3.2 XML encoding .82
14.3.3 KVP encoding .82
14.3.4 Response .82
14.3.5 Exceptions .83
14.4 DescribeStoredQueries operations.83
14.4.1 Request semantics.83
14.4.2 XML encoding .83
14.4.3 KVP encoding .84
14.4.4 Response .84
14.5 CreateStoredQuery operation .85
14.5.1 Request semantics.85
14.5.2 XML encoding .85
14.5.3 KVP encoding .85
14.5.4 Parameter discussions .85
14.5.5 Response .86
14.6 DropStoredQuery operations.86
14.6.1 Request semantics.86
14.6.2 XML encoding .87
14.6.3 KVP encoding .87
14.6.4 Response .87
14.7 Exceptions .87
15 Transaction operation.88
15.1 Introduction.88
15.2 Request.88
15.2.1 Request semantics.88
15.2.2 XML encoding .89
15.2.3 Parameter discussions .90
15.2.4 Insert action .91
15.2.5 Update action.92
15.2.6 Replace action .94
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15.2.7 Delete action. 94
15.2.8 Native action. 95
15.3 Response. 96
15.3.1 Response semantics . 96
15.3.2 TransactionResponse element. 96
15.3.3 TransactionSummary element . 97
15.3.4 InsertResults element . 97
15.3.5 UpdateResults element . 98
15.3.6 ReplaceResults element . 98
15.4 Exceptions. 98
Annex A (normative) Conformance testing. 99
A.1 Conformance classes. 99
A.1.1 Simple WFS . 99
A.1.2 Basic WFS . 99
A.1.3 Transactional WFS . 99
A.1.4 Locking WFS . 100
A.1.5 HTTP GET . 100
A.1.6 HTTP POST. 100
A.1.7 SOAP. 100
A.1.8 Inheritance. 101
A.1.9 Remote resolve . 101
A.1.10 Response paging. 101
A.1.11 Standard joins. 101
A.1.12 Spatial joins. 101
A.1.13 Temporal joins . 102
A.1.14 Feature versions . 102
A.1.15 Manage stored queries. 102
A.2 Basic tests. 102
A.2.1 Version negotiation . 102
A.2.2 Lists version number 2.0.0 as a supported request version number . 103
A.2.3 Invalid version number . 103
A.2.4 Version negotiation for the GetCapabilities request. 103
A.2.5 Response to XML- and KVP-encoded. requests . 103
A.2.6 Parameter ordering and case . 104
A.2.7 Unrecognized parameters. 104
A.2.8 Server operates on GML features . 104
A.2.9 Feature identifiers. 105
A.2.10 Invariant identifier. 105
A.2.11 Versioning . 105
A.2.12 XPath subset . 106
A.2.13 Predicate encoding. 106
A.2.14 Exception reporting. 106
A.2.15 Common request parameters. 107
A.2.16 Standard presentation parameters . 108
A.2.17 Standard resolve parameters . 109
A.2.18 Standard input parameters . 112
A.2.19 Standard response parameters. 113
A.2.20 Response paging. 114
A.2.21 schemaLocation parameter. 115
A.2.22 Query expressions . 115
A.2.23 Declaring conformance. 120
Annex B (informative) Examples . 121
B.1 Exception report example. 121
B.2 DescribeFeatureType examples. 121
B.2.1 Example 1 . 121
B.2.2 Example 2 . 124
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B.3 GetFeature examples .128
B.3.1 Introduction.128
B.3.2 Example 1.128
B.3.3 Example 2.128
B.3.4 Example 3.129
B.3.5 Example 4.129
B.3.6 Example 5.131
B.3.7 Example 6.131
B.3.8 Example 7.131
B.3.9 Example 8.132
B.3.10 Example 9.134
B.3.11 Example 10.136
B.3.12 Example 11.137
B.3.13 Example 12.138
B.3.14 Example 13.139
B.3.15 Example 14.142
B.3.16 Example 15.143
B.3.17 Example 16.143
B.3.18 Example 17.144
B.3.19 Example 18.145
B.3.20 Example 19.145
B.4 GetPropertyValue examples.146
B.4.1 Introduction.146
B.4.2 Example 1.147
B.4.3 Example 2.149
B.4.4 Example 3.149
B.4.5 Example 4.151
B.4.6 Example 5.152
B.4.7 Example 6.
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