BTW, QGIS has mapserver export plugin that exports *.map file and at
this time save your layers (e.g. shapefile, etc.) in various format
(png, jpeg, agg, etc) and open your mapserver to see web map.
Noli
On 8/17/10, Mike Toews <mwto...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 16 August 2010 15:39, Peter <web...@pl.net> wrote:
>> - open a http socket to a CGI eg
>
> Opps, my bad. MapServer operates in two modes: CGI and MapScript. It
> looks like you want to go into MapScript mode for your application.
> Available in almost all of the P languages: PHP, Perl and Python.
>
> #!/usr/bin/python
> import mapscript
> map = mapscript.mapObj("/home/mapdata/mymap.map")
> img = map.draw()
> img.save("/home/mapdata/mymap.png")
>
> Again, the MAP file is required, but you can probably template that
> somehow and use it in a temporary file for your script.
>
> -Mike
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