Hi David,
Thanks for answering! I tried both of your suggestions, but
unfortunately neither works :(. Zooming-in the generated map (a pdf file
actually) revealed that MapServer paints some pixels at the right
places. They are nearly invisible in the chosen scale (60) though.
So the situation is that as long as no rotation is set, everything works
fine. As soon as any rotation is set (even 0.01°!) all layers are drawn
correctly, except the one I mentioned. The only difference that I can
see between the layers is that this one contains the style information
in the data source. A very strange behavior...
Regards Matthias
Fawcett, David wrote:
Mathias,
I see that you set a MAXSCALE of 2000. If you are zoomed out beyond
2000, the layer will not draw. Try commenting it out to see if this is
the issue. If so, then set a scale value that works for your purposes.
Also, if you are not explicitly calling the layer by name when MapServer
is called, you will need to set the LAYER STATUS to DEFAULT for it to
draw.
David.
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