I'm not sure if this will help, but have you tried using:
MAP
...
CONFIG ON_MISSING_DATA "IGNORE"
...
-Steve W
On 7/31/2012 1:14 PM, Paolo Corti wrote:
Hi
Our layers largely draw from database tables, lately we've started consuming
remote WMS services and have found that these services are occassionally
unavailable (such as reporting a "404" HTTP status). The "draw()" method
throws an exception in such a case, reporting within the exception message
the failing layer and the status.
Is there a way to change this behavior? We'd like a softer landing: could we
define the "must have" layers and allow others to be drawn or skipped based
upon data availability. We'd also want to be able to query the mapObj
regarding each layer's success or failure.
I maybe wrong, but I do not think there is a way to manage this from MapServer.
As you are using mapscript to compose the map, you could check it out
by code the correct response, and only in that case add the layer to
the map.
Another possible approach, if applicable (the data are not changing
too often) could be to cache the WMS with a tile server, and use the
tiles instead than WMS, with the big plus of having better performance
as well.
best regards
p
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