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|Connect the GIS application to your project by [[How to access your project's WFS in QGIS|adding the WFS connection]] to the external GIS application. | |Connect the GIS application to your project by [[How to access your project's WFS in QGIS|adding the WFS connection]] to the external GIS application. | ||
|Modify the features of the WFS layer. | |Modify the features of the WFS layer. You can modify the vertices of geometries, and the attributes of features. | ||
|Save the modified layer. | |Ensure the end result is valid. (For example: [[neighborhood]]s cannot overlap, and [[construction]]s cannot overlap.) | ||
|The data will now be updated. | |Save the modified layer in the GIS application. | ||
|The data will now be updated in the {{software}}. | |||
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Revision as of 13:04, 10 February 2020
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When an external GIS application supports WFS transactions, it is possible to edit the data in a project via the WFS connection.
How to edit project data via WFS:
- Connect the GIS application to your project by adding the WFS connection to the external GIS application.
- Modify the features of the WFS layer. You can modify the vertices of geometries, and the attributes of features.
- Ensure the end result is valid. (For example: neighborhoods cannot overlap, and constructions cannot overlap.)
- Save the modified layer in the GIS application.
- The data will now be updated in the Tygron Platform.
Notes
- Conflicting edits are not processed, unless an extra explicit parameter is added.
- Function values for constructions require an extra, explicit parameter.