shail

1.  remember to have the correct libmap.dll (from the shared/sde directory)
in the cgi-bin directory
2.  ensure that you have the ArcSDE C API Dll's loaded on the mapserver
machine
3.  run your mapfile with DEBUG=ON
4.  check you have the necessary permissions set for your connecting user to
the ArcSDE layers
5.  connection strings we use successfully are:
       CONNECTION "servername,port:portnum,database,username,password"
       CONNECTIONTYPE SDE
       DATA "schema.sdelayername,SHAPE,SDE.DEFAULT"

I'd suggest gettign a mapfile with a shape file as a base (so you know you
are in the correct area) and a single SDE layer to display over the top.

Also check the MapServer log file as this can tell you the errors (whether
permissions, server etc)

What is the message with (-1) ?

HTH
Mike


On 22/01/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi Mike,

I tried myself with SDE , SQL server and Mapserver to connect through
Mapfile with ms4w package. I always gets an error (-1) for the SDE
connection. I think   mapserver is able to connect through SDE, but it
seems, the Data description within mapfile seems to be wrong.

Do u have any document on how to establish the connection for SDE or How
to define Data for SDE.

I tried everything, whatever is instructed within ms4w readme file for
SDE.

But still i am getting an error.

Your help would be highly appreciated.

Thanks

shail

http://people.emich.edu/sgavathe

Mike Saunt wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> We've successfully connected through to SDE (with the help of Howard)
and
> it
> proves to be pretty simple.  I am very happy with taking MS4W,
extracting
> our required installation files and then applying the relevant
> libmap.dll(from the sub directory) when on site and then changing the
> connection
> strings.  I'm very happy with this method as we don't need to recompile
> (although we do for other reasons!)
>
> Regards
> Mike
>
>
> On 25/10/06, Pleyer, Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Howard!
>>
>> > you get these errors.  Are you trying to just render a layer?
>> Yes, just simply rendering it is all we try to do.
>> The backend DB is a Oracle 9.2.0.4 .
>>
>> > to build MapServer and all of its dependencies from scratch
>> > on your platform of choice (Windows in your case).  The time
>> > and misery required to do that is at least an order of
>> > magnitude larger than peeling apart the .\bin and .\cgi-bin
>> > directories plus the SDE libmap.dll from the MS4W package.
>> I'm aware of that.
>> That's why I hoped that someone might have done that already.
>> But this is certainly the lesser problem and more a matter of
>> convinience.
>>
>> Walter
>>
>
>
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