GeoAPI

Document better the departure from OGC/ISO specifications

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GeoAPI tries to stick to OGC/ISO standards as much as possible. But in some area it took a slight departure. Some of those departures are documented there:

http://geoapi.sourceforge.net/snapshot/javadoc/org/opengis/annotation/doc-files/departures.html

A list generated automatically from the annotations is there:

http://geoapi.sourceforge.net/snapshot/javadoc/org/opengis/annotation/doc-files/departures-list.html

This list needs to be updated with more departures pointed-out by users on the mailing list. This task is an umbrella for sub-tasks specific to some significant departures. This list should be formatted as an annexe attached to a document to be submitted to OGC.

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Martin Desruisseaux added a comment -

Proposal: define a new @departure javadoc tag and use it for documenting the departure in place. We can search the existing @issue tag on the codebase for finding the departures that are already documented and retrofit them in the new javadoc tag.

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Martin Desruisseaux added a comment - Proposal: define a new @departure javadoc tag and use it for documenting the departure in place. We can search the existing @issue tag on the codebase for finding the departures that are already documented and retrofit them in the new javadoc tag.
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Adrian Custer added a comment -

This task was for an earlier OGC meeting when we still thought we could merely alter the GO-1 specification. We have now set out to create the GeoAPI Implementation Specification starting over from scratch so this issue is no longer relevant.

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Adrian Custer added a comment - This task was for an earlier OGC meeting when we still thought we could merely alter the GO-1 specification. We have now set out to create the GeoAPI Implementation Specification starting over from scratch so this issue is no longer relevant.

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