> Another question. How does the georaster plugin work ?. Since I am
> only getting feedback in case of problems, I would be interested in
> your experience.
I'm not really the person to ask, as my experience is limited. But I am seeing
performance of the raster layer as similar to a vector lay
Uuups, I did not see this problem either, indeed a very simple
mistake. The error message in the stack trace was correct too.
Another question. How does the georaster plugin work ?. Since I am
only getting feedback in case of problems, I would be interested in
your experience.
Cheers
Chris
Hi Christian,
I have found the problem by stepping though the source in eclipse. A simple
problem only: the name in the config xml did not match the row in the database.
The table in the database is
CREATE TABLE test (image_id NUMBER PRIMARY KEY, image_description
VARCHAR2(50),image SDO
> It looks like geoserver is not able to open test.xml
I get a different message if I give it a filename that doesn't exist, eg,
"Could not find file: file:coverages/doesnotexist.xml"
> Please check:
> 1) if test.xml is stored within GEOSERVER_DATA_DER/coverages
it is
> 2) the file permissi
It looks like geoserver is not able to open test.xml
Please check:
1) if test.xml is stored within GEOSERVER_DATA_DER/coverages
2) the file permissions, if the user owning the geoserver process has
read access.
Quoting Paul Joyce :
>
>> Looks ok to me. Next questions
>>
>> 1) Did you specify
> Looks ok to me. Next questions
>
> 1) Did you specify the url of your xml config file as a connection
> parameter when adding the raster data source ?
Oops, I just noticed that I didn't include that in my original post. I must
have missed that last line when I highlighted in the web page.
I
Looks ok to me. Next questions
1) Did you specify the url of your xml config file as a connection
parameter when adding the raster data source ?
2) In your log file, are there some lines containing the String
"ImageMosaicJDBC". Perhaps you can zip your log file and send it to
me directly.
Hi Christian,
Thanks for the response.
> Please check the following
>
> 1) The gt-imagemosaic-jdbc-2.6.4.jar. is in the WEB-INF/lib
> directory of your geoserver installation.
yes, it is.
> 2) Check if the georaster classes are in the zip file, using Linux you
> can do this with
> un
Hmm, I cannot see some useful information in the stack trace
Please check the following
1) The gt-imagemosaic-jdbc-2.6.4.jar. is in the WEB-INF/lib
directory of your geoserver installation.
2) Check if the georaster classes are in the zip file, using Linux you
can do this with
unzip -l gt-i
