I compiled the develop branch as it was on the 4th November (I can see no commits between then and now), and I've been examining the output of DescribeSensor for InsertedProcedure's. I cannot stop the SOS Server from inserting 'short name' and 'long name', using SOS 2.0, SML 2.0, POX for insert/describe SOS calls.
In the 'Procedure Description Enrichment' tab of the settings, I have unchecked every check box and saved the settings.
I then insert a PhysicalSystem, first the example 'type', and then the example 'instance' of the hydrophone PhysicalSystem. Now executing a DescribeSensor for the instance with procedure ID 'ExampleHydrophone1', I can see the server has added a long name and a short name identifier - I assume because the definition for these identifiers in the InsertSensor example have the nexos dictionary URI, and not the 'urn:ogc:def:identifier:OGC:1.0:....' based definitions in the settings.
I assume that this shouldn't happen if the "Enrich with discovery information?" checkbox is not checked.
Hello,
I compiled the develop branch as it was on the 4th November (I can see no commits between then and now), and I've been examining the output of DescribeSensor for InsertedProcedure's. I cannot stop the SOS Server from inserting 'short name' and 'long name', using SOS 2.0, SML 2.0, POX for insert/describe SOS calls.
In the 'Procedure Description Enrichment' tab of the settings, I have unchecked every check box and saved the settings.
I then insert a PhysicalSystem, first the example 'type', and then the example 'instance' of the hydrophone PhysicalSystem. Now executing a DescribeSensor for the instance with procedure ID 'ExampleHydrophone1', I can see the server has added a long name and a short name identifier - I assume because the definition for these identifiers in the InsertSensor example have the nexos dictionary URI, and not the 'urn:ogc:def:identifier:OGC:1.0:....' based definitions in the settings.
I assume that this shouldn't happen if the "Enrich with discovery information?" checkbox is not checked.