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    This document provides instructions for installing and configuring Java, GeoServer, and QGIS to allow publishing geospatial data layers from PostGIS through GeoServer for use in QGIS. It outlines downloading and running Java and GeoServer, configuring a workspace and PostGIS data source in GeoServer, adding and styling layers, and loading layers into QGIS for visualization and editing. The final sections encourage customizing styles, data sources, and columns and provide links for additional GeoServer documentation.

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    This document provides instructions for installing and configuring Java, GeoServer, and QGIS to allow publishing geospatial data layers from PostGIS through GeoServer for use in QGIS. It outlines downloading and running Java and GeoServer, configuring a workspace and PostGIS data source in GeoServer, adding and styling layers, and loading layers into QGIS for visualization and editing. The final sections encourage customizing styles, data sources, and columns and provide links for additional GeoServer documentation.

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    Java + Geoserver + QGIS

    A Quick How To
    Java
    • Installing -> run the executable 32bit or 64bit
    • validate: path variables
    • checking is java works
    “java –version”
    Geoserver
    • Unzip: geoserver-2.13.0-postgis.zip
    • Navigate: to .. \geoserver-2.13.0-postgis\geoserver-2.13.0\bin
    • Run: startup.bat
    Geoserver
    • Goto: http://localhost:8080/geoserver/web/
    • Username: admin
    • Password: geoserver
    Geoserver
    • What should you see?
    Geoserver - Workspace
    • Add Workspace
    Geoserver - Workspace
    • Create a workspace
    • Name
    • Namespace URI
    Geoserver - Workspace
    • Enable WMS/WFS
    Geoserver - Datasource
    • Add Datasource
    Geoserver - Datasource
    • PostGIS
    • PostGIS (JNDI)
    Geoserver - Datasource
    PostGIS PostGIS (JNDI)
    Geoserver - Layer
    • Add a Layer
    Geoserver - Layer
    • Calculate BBOX
    • Save
    Geoserver http://localhost:8080/geoserver/police_stations/wms?request=getcapabilities

    • Check if it works!
    QGIS
    • Load Layer in QGIS
    QGIS
    • Succes!?
    Do it yourselves
    • Change the styling (SLD)
    • Configure a different datasource (SHP, GPKG, PostGIS)
    • Change (rename/alter/..) the columns

    • Geoserver documentation:
    http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/index.html

    • SLD cookbook:
    http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/styling/sld/cookbook/

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