Geographic Information Systems Asked on July 8, 2021
I’m trying to download a lot of datasets from different WFS URLs using ogr2ogr (and to an extent, owslib) in Python. My problem arises when I try to connect to a second WFS.
In my test code, I have first tried connecting to one WFS, then downloading the layer. This went fine. Afterwards, I replaced the URL with a second WFS URL. this time I got the error:
ConnectionError: ('Connection aborted.', ConnectionResetError(10054 An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host)).
In the first part of the code I try to extract the version number from the WFS:
import subprocess
from owslib.wfs import WebFeatureService as wfsmod
#connecting to second WFS using owslib
url = 'http://wfs2-miljoegis.mim.dk/raastofpaahavet/ows?
version=1.1.0&OUTPUTFORMAT=GML2'
wfs = wfsmod(url)
version = (wfs.identification.version)
typenam ="rashavtilladelser20auktion"
The connection error happens at line “wfs = wfsmod(url)”.
I also try to download a specific layer from this url using ogr2ogr/subprocesses:
if str(version) == "2.0.0":
#layername is the specific title of the layer on the WFS server.
layername = "&TYPENAMES="+layername
else:
layername = "&TYPENAME="+layername
cmd = [r"C:OSGeo4Wbinogr2ogr.exe",
"-f",
"ESRI Shapefile",
r"C:havplanhavplan_datawfs_downloadshavbrugszoner.shp",
"WFS:"+url+"version="+str(version)
+"&request=GetFeature"+layername]
subprocess.check_call(cmd)
as far as I understand, the error happens because I can only connect to one WFS at a time in Python. Is there some way to close the connection to a WFS in owslib and ogr2ogr using a command?
Late answer, but have you tried simply deleting the WFS object ?
del wfsmod
Answered by Darth Kangooroo on July 8, 2021
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