Dear GeoServer users,
my company develops systems in meteorology, climatology, radiation
monitoring etc. It's mostly data collection, storing and later retrieval.
Our customers started to demand maps, recently.
What we need is a map client serving customers' data, both rasters (e.g.
forecasts
We do have a small POSTGis instance, used largely for project level
databases as opposed to corporate level, but most of what we serve
through geoserver is coming from the corporate Oracle database.
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Peter,
your proposal to use a PostGIS instance on the same server as GeoServer
is what I know as the Forward Cache Pattern:
https://www.google.co.nz/search?q=forward%20cache%20pattern
http://flylib.com/books/en/2.79.1.86/1/
Is your spatial data service read-only? How fresh does the data need to
Hi,
I ran into the problem that text labels are omitted when the labels would go
over a WMS tile border. So I thought of passing tiled=true and
tileorigin=minX,minY as part of the WMS request, and use Metatiling this way.
I activated *all* the options as stated on
Hi Peter,
GeoServer has data drivers for both MS SQL Server and Oracle, but I believe you
have to install them separately as extensions from the download page.
MS SQL Server:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/geoserver/files/GeoServer/2.7.1/extensions/geoserver-2.7.1-sqlserver-plugin.zip
Oracle:
Hi Jens,
You can check GeoServer logs which are default written to logs/geoserver.log
which is relative to the GeoServer data directory. You can change the log
settings under the Global option of the administration screen to higher
levels. There is also a log viewer in the About Status menu
Hello, Peter.
My own personal experience ...
We started off connecting Geoserver to MS SQL Server tables to deliver KML
to Google Earth. This was because SQL Server was a corporate direction,
and consequently our data warehouse sits in SQL Server. I was aware that
performance was worse than
