Dear list,
I need your help with a more advanced wps python script with Geoscript. Thank
you all in advance for your valuable time and comments.
I have successfully installed the 2.5.1 Geoserver with the geoscript and wps
extensions and implemented some simple examples as the one described
I suppose I am just confused about the use of z-index there - I usually use
a z-index 1 or 2 (and then only if needed based on funny overlapping - like
simulating line casing, or ensuring that a polygon outline is drawn
separately overtop of the fill).
I recommend trying very simple examples like
Hi all,
I have problems with calls rest of GeoServer.
I would like to post some geotiff. In my bash script I compose the
string and then run it with exec $nameVariable
The execution of this command causes this error in GeoServer:
Please,
send the full bash script.
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Hi Jody,
FYI, I tried the recode function, it is excellent, however, it does not
reproduce this
stroke: #00, #4169E1;
using ..
stroke:[
recode(highway,
'motorway', '#00, #4169E1'
)];
Which is sad .. that would be killer ..
Cheers
Mark
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Mark Cupitt
If we change the
Hi Jody, I am using the z-index as follows
In the polygon styling:
water z-index: 50;
forest z-index: 40;
national parks z-index: 30;
This should ensure that river polys are drawn over the top of forests and
both drawn over the top of National Parks
The docs to not specify any magnitudes for
I don't think you did that correctly - you were trying to provide two
expressions right - for different z-indexs? So keep using two expressions:
stroke: [recode(highway, 'motorway', '#00')], [recode(highway,
'motorway', '#4169E1')]
Jody Garnett
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 8:33 PM, Mark Cupitt
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 4:40 AM, Mark Cupitt markcup...@gmail.com wrote:
Good Day all. I am still having trouble with the Geoserver CSS Module with
large CSS files.
I have two smaller CSS files that process nicely and produce expected SLD,
but when I combine them, they produce a humungus 84K
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Hi Andrea, no problem, I will just fix the recode as Jody suggested, that
is a great way to do things and keeps the code small so woudl be good for
you to test. I can alos give you my first cut as well, that is a little
more traditions. Will zip them up and send them a bit later on.
Cheers
Mark
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 2:35 PM, Mark Cupitt markcup...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Andrea, no problem, I will just fix the recode as Jody suggested, that
is a great way to do things and keeps the code small so woudl be good for
you to test. I can alos give you my first cut as well, that is a little
Hi Jody, that appears to have worked Ok (It generates two LineSymbolizers),
thanks heaps for pointing that out.
Cheers
Mark
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Hello, I haven't resolved this yet, but for the record, here is some
information I have collected that could be of use.
2014-06-23 16:38 GMT-04:30 Jesús Gómez jgo...@gmail.com:
Hello.
Installed Geoserver 2.5.1 as a WAR on tomcat 7.0.28-4+deb7u1 (Debian
wheezy).
The server runs normally but
I've been dealing with this situation for a couple of days now and here's
what I found
First, your original question includes an example that WORKS if you POST it
to
/rest/workspaces/topp/datastores.json
with a header setting Content-type: application/json. It will create a
datastore of the
I've been dealing with this situation for a couple of days now and here's
what I found
First, your original question includes an example that WORKS if you POST it
to
/rest/workspaces/topp/datastores.json
with a header setting Content-type: application/json. It will create a
datastore of the
Thank you for information. It solved my problem.
Mehmet
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My simple application gives me the following error
QUERY_LAYERS contains layers not cited in LAYERS. It should be a proper
subset of those instead. Yes, i do not want to query all layers so under
the 'layers' parameter under 'get feature info' i skipped adding a layer.
What should be the correct
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I wan't to place a symbol on the boundary of the ellipse at the top.
In my question I had pointed two filter functions (numPoints and pointN)
which I guess could be useful but I don't know how to use them. I could find
any documentation on their usage.
If someone has
Hi,
There two parameters layers= and query_layers=. The layer (or list of
layers) in query_layers must appear also in layers but not vice versa. You do
not need to query all the layers, put the name of the one you are interested in
into query_layers.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
raphsus wrote:
My
Hi,
Yes, the documentation is sparse in that area unfortunately.
Something like the following may do it. I've not tested it. Note that it's
SLD 1.1. You can remove the namespace stuff for SLD 1.0.
se:Geometry
ogc:Function name=pointN
Hi Sandra,
Are you loading the data from a WMS or a WFS?
This question may be better suited to the OpenLayers user list though - it
may be an issue with your OL config (though I understand why you think it
may be GeoServer given it works in MapServer).
Cheers,
Jonathan
On 24 June 2014 22:14,
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