Hi all,
My team is using Geoserver to power a web app that shows maps of
projected climate change. We are currently running into issues that I
believe are related to the large amount of layers. I was wondering if
other users had ideas on how to make it more efficient and stable.
Our data is
We had the exact same type of problem. 1:1 GeoTIFF to layer.
We switched to using raster mosaics with a PostGIS mosaic index. We now have 1
store, 1 layer for each layer type.
We also had a ridiculous number of SLD files that were in the GeoServer
directory and were therefore being managed by
Have you tried also the geocat bridge qgis plugin?
Alexandre
Le mer. 10 avr. 2024 à 20:53, Ian Turton a écrit :
> To start with you would need to clearly list exactly which features of the
> SLD generated by QGIS that are not understood by GeoServer.
>
> Ian
>
> On Wed, 10 Apr 2024 at 15:50,
See notes inline below:
On Wed, Apr 10, 2024 at 4:53 PM Erik Böhm wrote:
>
> As some of those features are important for us, we are evaluating the
> option to take on this suggestion. In that sense, and because I did not
> find anything on the GeoServer Community sites, I wanted to ask how we
Hi David,
the JTS:centroid takes a single geometry and computes its centroid.
In both cases instead you're feeding it a feature collection, that list, a
list of features, where each feature is geometry + attributes.
So, you're giving it something much more complex than what it's prepared to
Hi all
I have a question regarding perpendicular offset of line symbolizers in
legends.
When using a symbolizer with no offset and another one with an offset,
we see both symbols on top of another (without offset) in the legend.
The discrepancy between the symbols on the map and in the legend
Hi Cécile,
yes it should be doable... with some changes.
The offset for lines and polygons is actually managed inside
StreamingRenderer, around line 3050+,
and the BufferedImageLegendGraphicBuilder does not employ one, it calls
directly StyledShapePainter.
One approach is to move the offset
