Hi Bart,
I am pretty sure this is a known, un-fixed issue when using complex features
served from Geoserver + AppSchema, due to the fact that gml:id isn't getting
resolved. I believe this is regardless of the underlying DB: we were working on
PG + PostGIS, but should replicate on SQL Server.
>From the image you attached looks like you are using an older version of the
>Boundless GeoExplorer. The zoom levels defined in the app are by default the
>scales defined for OSM/Bing/Here tile matrices. I don't think you can change
>it, to limit max zoom-out level at scale 1:500.000 (for
Hi Cliff,
I would first look into desktop performance and average response times from the
database. If the DB views are un-indexed or the index is woefully out of date,
I am expecting to see similarly slow performance on the desktop side. (Suggest
using QGIS which is lightning fast even with
Hi,
There are some missing information from what you wrote to the list, and as
always, if possible concrete examples help (especially if your geoserver is
public)
My assumptions:You are working with WMS that has a SLD that filters various
elements in the dataset in order to compose clean
Hi Paul,
It depends on what you will be using geoserver for. If you are going to rely
heavily on tile generation via geo-web-cache, you will have to deal with
potentially many hundreds of thousands of small PNG files, just as an example,
a map rendered as google mercator lvl 5 - lvl 17 covering
This is a long conversation, but here are my two cents about the issue:
On the PostGIS/PGSQL side: try storing the Lat/Long with values as an actual
raster, instead of having to rely on the st_astiff() function from the
database.
You cannot hope for the function to have good performance
Hi,
This might be a simple case of a wrong path to the Java folder (updating Java
will change the name of the folder, and I don't think tomcat gets automatically
updated to the new one).
Could you try opening the Tomcat Configuration Window and make sure that it is
configured to whatever
not help, source code
here:https://github.com/geoserver/geoserver/blob/6e9e25c0c7cdda9ada9f33f8255130d3afc76801/src/main/src/main/java/org/geoserver/filters/XFrameOptionsFilter.java#L18
CheersAndrea
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 2:31 PM, Rusu Sorin via Geoserver-users
wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to use
Hi,
I am trying to use Geoserver data into an JS WebGIS application.
I am having trouble disabling the X-Frame-Options from adding the SAMEORIGIN
header to incoming requests.
I have read the instructions on:
