Hi,

http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=1835

Best Regards,

Tamas



2006/9/6, Matthew Cross1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

Hello there,

My first time on the list and I wonder if someone could answer this
question.

We have a java (v1.4.2) mapscript application built on MS4W 1.5.1 with
Mapserver 4.8.3. We are trying to display symbolised points. The application
populates a mapObj and then draws an output file in PNG format. Our problem
is that the PNG image does not show the selected symbol but simply displays
a coloured pixel. However, if we load the map file which was created by a
.save call into a browser then the symbol is displayed correctly.

Our code is as follows:

        mapObj map = new mapObj(null);
        map.setStatus(mapscriptConstants.MS_ON);
        map.setName("JustDrawMe");
        map.setProjection("init=epsg:27700");
        map.setSymbolSet("/PATH/symLib.sym");
        map.setFontSet("/PATH/fonts.txt");

        //Create layer
        layerObj layer2 = new layerObj(map);
        layer2.setName("TEST_POINT");
        layer2.setType(MS_LAYER_TYPE.MS_LAYER_POINT);
        layer2.setStatus(mapscriptConstants.MS_ON);
        layer2.setTransform(0);

        //Add Point
        shapeObj shapePt = new shapeObj(0);
        lineObj line2 = new lineObj();
        line2.add(new pointObj(150,150,0));
        shapePt.add(line2);
        shapePt.setType(1);
        layer2.addFeature(shapePt);

        classObj mapclass2 = new classObj(layer2);
        mapclass2.setName("TEST CLASS");
        styleObj style2 = new styleObj(mapclass2);
        style2.setOutlinecolor(new colorObj(0,0,255,2));
        style2.setColor(new colorObj(0,0,255,2));
        style2.setWidth(2);
        style2.setSize(20);
        style2.setAngle(0);
        style2.setAntialias(0);
        style2.setSymbolname("CrossGeometryV");

        map.setSize(600, 600);
        map.setExtent(0, 0, 300, 300);
        map.setTransparent(mapscriptConstants.MS_OFF);
        map.selectOutputFormat("PNG");

        /* Saves map file  */
        map.save(OUT_PATH + MAP_FILE_OUT);

        /* Saves image */
        map.draw().save(OUT_PATH + IMAGE_OUT,map);


Hope someone can help this beginner


Matt Cross

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