Hi Giovanni
QGIS server uses the QFileSystemWatcher class (
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/qfilesystemwatcher.html) to check if a
configuration
file has changed. So in newer versions, changes to the published project files
should be picked up without restarting apache.
Regards,
Marco
Am
Thanks Marco,
I supposed it watching the source code. But what about the need to reload
apache if I send a different MAP request (i.e. a differnet configuration
file)? It should work too, am I wrong?
giovanni
2011/10/19 Marco Hugentobler marco.hugentob...@sourcepole.ch
Hi Giovanni
QGIS
Hi Giovanni
It should work too, am I wrong?
Yes, the MAP parameter should be considered too.
Regards,
Marco
Am Mittwoch, 19. Oktober 2011, 09.30:02 schrieb G. Allegri:
Thanks Marco,
I supposed it watching the source code. But what about the need to reload
apache if I send a different MAP
I haven't found the time to setup a fresher qgismapserver, but looking at
the source code in trunk I can't see what's causing this.
It seems that, inside the fcgi loop, a configuration for a requested MAP
confipath is searched inside the cache instance. In case it's found the
result is directly
Hi all, Marco,
I am testing Qgis mapserver on a demo server. I realized I needed to restart
Apache so that an server side project file has been modified to see the
changes in the WMS.
Is it normal, or is it a misconfiguration on my side ?
NB : I am using ubuntu 10.10, and symbolic links to add
Yes - but it comes at a price:
the CGI version does not profit from the caching mechanism and thus
will be a lot slower. Also, it has to load QGIS server and libraries for
each request. For medium complex to complex projects this will be way
too slow.
Andreas
On Mon, 4 Apr 2011 13:09:23
Thanks Pirmin and Andreas,
Now I have 2 different ways I can use according to specific needs.
Cheers
2011/4/4 Andreas Neumann a.neum...@carto.net
Yes - but it comes at a price:
the CGI version does not profit from the caching mechanism and thus will be
a lot slower. Also, it has to load
