Ciao Stefano,
please read below...
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Hi,
Can you include the full XML document you are sending for the request. Also
can you replicate the problem against any layer, say one of the layers that
ships with GeoServer?
Thanks.
-Justin
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 4:00 PM, phony baloney phonybalone...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi all,
First time
Dear Bill,
looks like your jpeg2000 file is not compliant with the standard.
I would suggest to try and open it with something like kakadu show. to
confirm. If that is the case
you should try to decompress and reconvert somehow using the original library.
Regards,
Simone.
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Justin Deoliveira jdeol...@opengeo.org wrote:
Hi,
Can you include the full XML document you are sending for the request. Also
can you replicate the problem against any layer, say one of the layers that
ships with GeoServer?
Wondering... might it be due to
Hi Jukka, thanks for the response, but I can't see a relevant example
request in the link you sent me...
Jon
On 2 November 2010 17:34, Rahkonen Jukka jukka.rahko...@mmmtike.fi wrote:
Hi,
See resx, resy and response_crs for example in Mapserver documentation
Thanks for the response Ben. GWSI_LEVELS is a table. Here is the output from
DESCRIBE GWSI_LEVELS:
DESCRIBE GW_DATA_PORTAL.GWSI_LEVELS
NameNullType
Hi Emilio,
It makes sense. And yeah I think you should be able to integrate squid into
your architecture relatively easily since my understanding is that it is
quite transparent and can easily be put in front of a geoserver instance.
Good luck with you project!
-Justin
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at
Cool!
I am able to create new features using my postgis tables, but for some
reason the layer that is been created has null values at the Native SRS and
the bounding box...
Could you help me with this?
Can I pass these values though curl somehow? I searched the documentation
but I didn't find
Hey guys,
Thanks for the swift responses.
I took your advice and tried to reproduce the results. In the process of
doing that, I came to realize that this was in fact user error.
Basically a colleague of mine had been working on a WFS client and had been
constructing the original XML requests
Ciao Simone,
thanks for your reply!
I solved the problem just scaling each tile from 0 to 65535 using
gdal_translate, but now that I read your post it's perfectly clear why I had
that result, and how to solve the problem in a proper way... Thank you!
The next step will be to try to create a
Hi Ryan,
What does your chaining attribute look like in the mapping file?
When does the error occur, when you make a request, or during startup?
Can you also attach a stack trace? Maybe I can help.
Cheers
Rini
Ryan Zoerb wrote:
Thanks for the response Ben. GWSI_LEVELS is a table. Here
You also might check out using GeoWebCache, since if you use straight WMS
with GWC you can swamp your server with requests pretty fast.
See http://geowebcache.sourceforge.net/docs/current/services/gmaps.html
All GeoServers ship with GWC, at geoserver/gwc, like
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