On Sep 8, 2011, at 7:43 PM, Daniel Morissette wrote:
> On 11-09-08 08:40 PM, Mr. Puneet Kishor wrote:
>>
>> On Sep 8, 2011, at 7:16 PM, Mr. Puneet Kishor wrote:
>>>
>>> PostGIS. lat/lng. SRID 4326
>>>
>>>>
> [...]
>>
>>
>> I should have also added the following
>>
>> macromap=# SELECT ST_AsText(the_geom) FROM gmna LIMIT 1;
>> MULTIPOLYGON(((170.095660072181 65.6251237164987,170.158707739831
>> 65.6269635224645,170.173265447057 65.6291258974802,170.2497277762
>> 65.6357072803021,170.257074956711 65.6372005203368,170.267729454865
>> 65.6409199441452,170.283323865029 65.6476938262634,170.301827075555
>> 65.657286936117,170.370058904075 65.6852127397289,170.394158265237
>> 65.6971816353387,170.45719236517 65.7228758026517,170.477794791157
>> 65.7331303689249,170.501440218163 65.7431659781412,170.506165498289
>> 65.745957239196,170.509550359131 65.74948784687,170.517163313193
>> 65.7692852345393,170.523452830315 65.7856156337451,170.527911709329
>> 65.7872471861488,170.564509940928 65.8002968138894,170.605805308438
>> 65.815184809157,17....
>>
>>
>> As you can see, everything is in lat/lng.
>>
>>
>
> Thanks. That rules out the possibility of a data problem.
>
> With PostGIS, the WMS extents reported for a layer cannot be derived from the
> data. In the shapefile case we use the shapefile's extents, but this is not
> readily available with postgis, so unless I'm mistaken, MapServer looks up
> the wms/ows_extent metadata in the layer, and if not found then it falls back
> on the map's EXTENT for the mandatory BoundingBox and LatLonBoundingBox
> elements.
>
> Maybe call $map->save("/tmp/my.map") in your script after the map and layer
> have been populated and paste the result... that may give us a hint...
>
wow! this is a super-awesome debugging technique. I have sent you the map file
off list to not pollute the entire list serve.
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