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Request WFS data using GeoServer's viewparams with PyQGIS?


Obtaining feature using ArcGIS for Server and WFS based on featureid?Deleting a layer using Get Request WFSQGIS 2.16 adding certain WFS failedMapServer propertyname=fieldname only works when using gml as outputError connecting to gov.uk WFS in QGIS 2.18.15WFS: DescribeFeatureType query with typenames?issue with TYPENAME(s) in KVP for WFSBBox and KVP for WFSproblem with Bounding Box GetFeature WFSGetFeature request issue with WFS






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Using PyQGIS how can I request WFS data using GeoServer's viewparams request parameter?



I can use the viewparams request parameter to obtain the filtered WFS data I require via my web browser but not via PyQGIS.



The below returns the results I require via a browser and this appears to be valid WFS GML
(Where <LDS_API_KEY> is the auth key generated by registered users via https://data.linz.govt.nz/. Please let me know if you can help and don't want to register and perhaps I can generate a temporary key to share)



https://data.linz.govt.nz/services;key=<LDS_API_KEY>/wfs?
SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&
REQUEST=GetFeature&
TYPENAMES=data.linz.govt.nz:layer-53353-changeset&
viewparams=from:2018-12-23T01:41:20.703998Z;to:2018-12-30T01:46:55.913620Z


via PyQGIS when trying to create a WFS vector layer with the same URL with the viewparams I get a invalid layer:



url = 'https://data.linz.govt.nz/services;key=<LINZ_API_KEY>/wfs?SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&REQUEST=GetFeature&TYPENAME=data.linz.govt.nz:layer-53353-changeset&viewparams=from:2018-12-23T01:41:20.703998Z;to:2018-12-30T01:46:55.913620Z'
layer = QgsVectorLayer(url, 'test', 'WFS')
layer.isValid()
>>> False


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    Your PyQGIS code has typename but WFS 2 requires typenames which you have correct in your browser example

    – nmtoken
    Apr 3 at 7:52











  • why not use a simple OGC filter rather than viewparams, then all would work as standard?

    – Ian Turton
    Apr 3 at 8:12











  • @nmtoken. Sorry I should have explained. GeoServer is backward compatible with typename. There appears to be a bug with QGIS, whereby wfs requests using typenames fails but typename succeeds.

    – HuntMaster
    2 days ago











  • @IanTurton This seems to be a custom implementation of GeoServer to handle change-sets. In the browser the viewparams returns what I require and this is why I had hoped to implement this approach with QGIS. I have attempted the CQL and OGC filtering (outside QGIS) with no success. The to and from properties are not part of the DescribeFeatureType and I guess? they need to be to filter on?. Using 'to' and 'from' raise the response Illegal property name: from for feature type data.linz.govt.nz:layer-50647-changeset

    – HuntMaster
    2 days ago

















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Using PyQGIS how can I request WFS data using GeoServer's viewparams request parameter?



I can use the viewparams request parameter to obtain the filtered WFS data I require via my web browser but not via PyQGIS.



The below returns the results I require via a browser and this appears to be valid WFS GML
(Where <LDS_API_KEY> is the auth key generated by registered users via https://data.linz.govt.nz/. Please let me know if you can help and don't want to register and perhaps I can generate a temporary key to share)



https://data.linz.govt.nz/services;key=<LDS_API_KEY>/wfs?
SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&
REQUEST=GetFeature&
TYPENAMES=data.linz.govt.nz:layer-53353-changeset&
viewparams=from:2018-12-23T01:41:20.703998Z;to:2018-12-30T01:46:55.913620Z


via PyQGIS when trying to create a WFS vector layer with the same URL with the viewparams I get a invalid layer:



url = 'https://data.linz.govt.nz/services;key=<LINZ_API_KEY>/wfs?SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&REQUEST=GetFeature&TYPENAME=data.linz.govt.nz:layer-53353-changeset&viewparams=from:2018-12-23T01:41:20.703998Z;to:2018-12-30T01:46:55.913620Z'
layer = QgsVectorLayer(url, 'test', 'WFS')
layer.isValid()
>>> False


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    Your PyQGIS code has typename but WFS 2 requires typenames which you have correct in your browser example

    – nmtoken
    Apr 3 at 7:52











  • why not use a simple OGC filter rather than viewparams, then all would work as standard?

    – Ian Turton
    Apr 3 at 8:12











  • @nmtoken. Sorry I should have explained. GeoServer is backward compatible with typename. There appears to be a bug with QGIS, whereby wfs requests using typenames fails but typename succeeds.

    – HuntMaster
    2 days ago











  • @IanTurton This seems to be a custom implementation of GeoServer to handle change-sets. In the browser the viewparams returns what I require and this is why I had hoped to implement this approach with QGIS. I have attempted the CQL and OGC filtering (outside QGIS) with no success. The to and from properties are not part of the DescribeFeatureType and I guess? they need to be to filter on?. Using 'to' and 'from' raise the response Illegal property name: from for feature type data.linz.govt.nz:layer-50647-changeset

    – HuntMaster
    2 days ago













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Using PyQGIS how can I request WFS data using GeoServer's viewparams request parameter?



I can use the viewparams request parameter to obtain the filtered WFS data I require via my web browser but not via PyQGIS.



The below returns the results I require via a browser and this appears to be valid WFS GML
(Where <LDS_API_KEY> is the auth key generated by registered users via https://data.linz.govt.nz/. Please let me know if you can help and don't want to register and perhaps I can generate a temporary key to share)



https://data.linz.govt.nz/services;key=<LDS_API_KEY>/wfs?
SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&
REQUEST=GetFeature&
TYPENAMES=data.linz.govt.nz:layer-53353-changeset&
viewparams=from:2018-12-23T01:41:20.703998Z;to:2018-12-30T01:46:55.913620Z


via PyQGIS when trying to create a WFS vector layer with the same URL with the viewparams I get a invalid layer:



url = 'https://data.linz.govt.nz/services;key=<LINZ_API_KEY>/wfs?SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&REQUEST=GetFeature&TYPENAME=data.linz.govt.nz:layer-53353-changeset&viewparams=from:2018-12-23T01:41:20.703998Z;to:2018-12-30T01:46:55.913620Z'
layer = QgsVectorLayer(url, 'test', 'WFS')
layer.isValid()
>>> False


How can I request my WFS data with a viewparams filter?










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Using PyQGIS how can I request WFS data using GeoServer's viewparams request parameter?



I can use the viewparams request parameter to obtain the filtered WFS data I require via my web browser but not via PyQGIS.



The below returns the results I require via a browser and this appears to be valid WFS GML
(Where <LDS_API_KEY> is the auth key generated by registered users via https://data.linz.govt.nz/. Please let me know if you can help and don't want to register and perhaps I can generate a temporary key to share)



https://data.linz.govt.nz/services;key=<LDS_API_KEY>/wfs?
SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&
REQUEST=GetFeature&
TYPENAMES=data.linz.govt.nz:layer-53353-changeset&
viewparams=from:2018-12-23T01:41:20.703998Z;to:2018-12-30T01:46:55.913620Z


via PyQGIS when trying to create a WFS vector layer with the same URL with the viewparams I get a invalid layer:



url = 'https://data.linz.govt.nz/services;key=<LINZ_API_KEY>/wfs?SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&REQUEST=GetFeature&TYPENAME=data.linz.govt.nz:layer-53353-changeset&viewparams=from:2018-12-23T01:41:20.703998Z;to:2018-12-30T01:46:55.913620Z'
layer = QgsVectorLayer(url, 'test', 'WFS')
layer.isValid()
>>> False


How can I request my WFS data with a viewparams filter?







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  • 1





    Your PyQGIS code has typename but WFS 2 requires typenames which you have correct in your browser example

    – nmtoken
    Apr 3 at 7:52











  • why not use a simple OGC filter rather than viewparams, then all would work as standard?

    – Ian Turton
    Apr 3 at 8:12











  • @nmtoken. Sorry I should have explained. GeoServer is backward compatible with typename. There appears to be a bug with QGIS, whereby wfs requests using typenames fails but typename succeeds.

    – HuntMaster
    2 days ago











  • @IanTurton This seems to be a custom implementation of GeoServer to handle change-sets. In the browser the viewparams returns what I require and this is why I had hoped to implement this approach with QGIS. I have attempted the CQL and OGC filtering (outside QGIS) with no success. The to and from properties are not part of the DescribeFeatureType and I guess? they need to be to filter on?. Using 'to' and 'from' raise the response Illegal property name: from for feature type data.linz.govt.nz:layer-50647-changeset

    – HuntMaster
    2 days ago












  • 1





    Your PyQGIS code has typename but WFS 2 requires typenames which you have correct in your browser example

    – nmtoken
    Apr 3 at 7:52











  • why not use a simple OGC filter rather than viewparams, then all would work as standard?

    – Ian Turton
    Apr 3 at 8:12











  • @nmtoken. Sorry I should have explained. GeoServer is backward compatible with typename. There appears to be a bug with QGIS, whereby wfs requests using typenames fails but typename succeeds.

    – HuntMaster
    2 days ago











  • @IanTurton This seems to be a custom implementation of GeoServer to handle change-sets. In the browser the viewparams returns what I require and this is why I had hoped to implement this approach with QGIS. I have attempted the CQL and OGC filtering (outside QGIS) with no success. The to and from properties are not part of the DescribeFeatureType and I guess? they need to be to filter on?. Using 'to' and 'from' raise the response Illegal property name: from for feature type data.linz.govt.nz:layer-50647-changeset

    – HuntMaster
    2 days ago







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1





Your PyQGIS code has typename but WFS 2 requires typenames which you have correct in your browser example

– nmtoken
Apr 3 at 7:52





Your PyQGIS code has typename but WFS 2 requires typenames which you have correct in your browser example

– nmtoken
Apr 3 at 7:52













why not use a simple OGC filter rather than viewparams, then all would work as standard?

– Ian Turton
Apr 3 at 8:12





why not use a simple OGC filter rather than viewparams, then all would work as standard?

– Ian Turton
Apr 3 at 8:12













@nmtoken. Sorry I should have explained. GeoServer is backward compatible with typename. There appears to be a bug with QGIS, whereby wfs requests using typenames fails but typename succeeds.

– HuntMaster
2 days ago





@nmtoken. Sorry I should have explained. GeoServer is backward compatible with typename. There appears to be a bug with QGIS, whereby wfs requests using typenames fails but typename succeeds.

– HuntMaster
2 days ago













@IanTurton This seems to be a custom implementation of GeoServer to handle change-sets. In the browser the viewparams returns what I require and this is why I had hoped to implement this approach with QGIS. I have attempted the CQL and OGC filtering (outside QGIS) with no success. The to and from properties are not part of the DescribeFeatureType and I guess? they need to be to filter on?. Using 'to' and 'from' raise the response Illegal property name: from for feature type data.linz.govt.nz:layer-50647-changeset

– HuntMaster
2 days ago





@IanTurton This seems to be a custom implementation of GeoServer to handle change-sets. In the browser the viewparams returns what I require and this is why I had hoped to implement this approach with QGIS. I have attempted the CQL and OGC filtering (outside QGIS) with no success. The to and from properties are not part of the DescribeFeatureType and I guess? they need to be to filter on?. Using 'to' and 'from' raise the response Illegal property name: from for feature type data.linz.govt.nz:layer-50647-changeset

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