Hi Steve, thanks alot for your for your suggestion to use shp2img - worked like a charme.
I used the tool forefiles from Win2000 Resource Kit to get the filenames of the Shape-Files... Here is the content of my Batch-File: set Filter=*.shp set Dateien_Quelle=..\..\apps\pmapper-3.1-beta4\data\regio\ set Dateien_Ziel=D:\ms4w\tools\Kartengenerator\Kartendateien\ set Map_Datei=D:\ms4w\apps\pmapper-3.1-beta4\config\default\regio.map set PfadDLL=D:\ms4w\tools\Kartengenerator\ArcSDE_DLLs REM Abstatt REM ------- set Gemeinde=abstatt set Extent=3519637 5435754 3526865 5439671 set Filter=*.shp FORFILES -p%Dateien_Quelle% -m%Filter% -c"shp2img -e %Extent% -m %Map_Datei% -l @FNAME_WITHOUT_EXT -o [EMAIL PROTECTED]" set Filter=*.tif FORFILES -p%Dateien_Quelle% -m%Filter% -c"shp2img -e %Extent% -m %Map_Datei% -l @FNAME_WITHOUT_EXT -o [EMAIL PROTECTED]" REM Ahorn REM ----- set Gemeinde=ahorn set Extent=3535168 5477707 3543875 5491667 set Filter=*.shp FORFILES -p%Dateien_Quelle% -m%Filter% -c"shp2img -e %Extent% -m %Map_Datei% -l @FNAME_WITHOUT_EXT -o [EMAIL PROTECTED]" set Filter=*.tif FORFILES -p%Dateien_Quelle% -m%Filter% -c"shp2img -e %Extent% -m %Map_Datei% -l @FNAME_WITHOUT_EXT -o [EMAIL PROTECTED]" ... ... ... Have a nice day, Malte Steve Lime wrote: > > I would use shp2img to do this. It doesn't sound like you need to use the > CGI because there is nothing dynamic. Could also write a simple script to > do it. With shp2img or a script you have total control over the output > names. > > Steve > > (BTW the unique id is generated for sure in the CGI (mapserv.c) and > perhaps MapScript has that ability, that I'm not sure about though.) > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/changing-name-for-generated-maps-in-ms_tmp-directory-tf3715971.html#a10765304 Sent from the Mapserver - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
