I am very sorry, the exception occured due to another reason, I was returning
null string :)
Now everything is working fine.
Regards,
Fawzy
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Dec 8, 2019, 08:57 by faw...@tutamail.com:
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Thanks Imarn for you reply.
I have set the maxPostSize to a large value in tomcat, but the same exception
still occures.
Any help!
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Dec 8, 2019, 05:38 by raj...@gmail.com:
> Hi,
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Hi,
Are you running Tomcat? Try increasing the allowed request size. By default
its around 100k approximately.
Regards,
Imran
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> I have created a custom WPS for the import stuff, and I am putting the
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Hi,
I have created a custom WPS for the import stuff, and I am putting the base64
encoding of the file to be imported in the request body.
The problem now is when the file size reaches few kilo bytes (e.g. 10kb) the
GeoServer throws a NullPointerException
java.lang.NullPointerException
at
Thanks a lot Andrea for your help :)
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Fawzy
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Nov 14, 2019, 21:51 by andrea.a...@geo-solutions.it:
> Hi,
> I believe most web containers limit the size of what can be uploaded by POST,
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Hi,
I believe most web containers limit the size of what can be uploaded by
POST, but it's configurable.. in each container in a different way.
For example, in GeoSolutions we use Tomcat, and the configuration is called
maxPostSize, see here:
Hi,
The problem in this solution is that the limitation of the body of the WPS
request. I tried to search if there is a limitation on that, but found that
it's just the limitation of the web-browser you are using. Is that correct? are
there any other limitations on the WPS request's body?
Hi,
since this is a mix of info that can be directly managed by GeoServer (the
GML), and info that do not (the images),
and you're already familiar with writing a WPS process, writing another
process to do the import and place the
files wherever you need would seem the easiest way.
Cheers
Andre
Hi Andrea,
Thanks a lot for your replies.
My problem is:
1- I have a vector layer, which has some points.
2- When a user adds a point, he associates an image to it. He first needs to
upload these images to GeoServer (using a custom WPS I've made), then assign
each image to as much points as he
On Wed, Nov 13, 2019 at 6:36 PM wrote:
> My data is neither a vector nor a raster data. It's a custom data.
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Oh, in that case the import is the last of your problems, GeoServer has
concepts only for rasters and vectors,
if your custom data can be related to one of those two (or both) you'll
On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 9:10 PM wrote:
> I've taken a look at the Importer Plugin, but found that it can only
> upload vector files, which is not my case.
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Where did you get this information from? The importer can import raster
data too, e.g.:
Options:
- as you found the importer can accept a zip file, unpack it and import the
vector contents.
- you may use the REST API to upload individual resources (this is intended
to upload icons and fonts for example)
- If you really need to upload a zip, you may wish to write a custom plugin
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Hi,
My environment is PostGIS + GeoServer + OpenLayers.
I need to implement a method for import/export, where the user will select
some features, these features might have some custom image icons associated to
them. So the features data and the images need to be exported into a single zip
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