Fix invalid virtual service endpoints not returning 404 #214
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If an invalid virtual service request is made (e.g.
to a non existing workspace or layer), upstream
GeoServer will return a 404 thanks to
OWSHandlerMapping
checking for the workspace/layergroup/layer and returning
a
null
request handler.Spring-boot does not automatically engages the
OWSHandlerMapping
beans in the request lifecycle.
This patch creates separate controller entry points for
/{virtualService}/<ows service>
and/{virtualService}/{layer}/<ows service>
, using a helperservice bean to verify the existence of the requested
workspace/layergroup and layer, returning a 404 with
an explanatory message if the virtual service is not found,
and hence avoiding to return the full layer list in
getcapabilities requests instead.
Fixes #24