I also have the same issue.
I may have found the problem in the code and I am itching to submit a
patch, but I have not touched Java in more than 10 years and I am not
familiar with this codebase. I reported the issue instead:
https://osgeo-org.atlassian.net/browse/GEOS-7653
Problem
hi,
I want to query on my postgis raster map.
I need to know:
Can parametric SQL View be used for postgis raster map in geoserver?
how can I query postgis raster map with the dynamic request?
and
Is it possible to build filtering on postgis-raster ?
I will appreciate if you answer my
Hi Tobias,
I don't know off the top of my head, but you can always make a second curl
call in PUT mode
to force the desired handling
Cheers
Andrea
On Fri, Jul 22, 2016 at 10:28 AM, Tobias Reinicke
wrote:
> Thanks Andrea,
> Yes it was on "leave native". Changing that to
Thanks Andrea,
Yes it was on "leave native". Changing that to "force declared" (and
undoing the tomcat java option) also solves the problem.
Do you happen to know how to specify "force declared" on a shapefile when
loading it via curl?
Thanks,
Toby
On 20 July 2016 at 16:23, Andrea Aime
Hi Don,
have you tried the "extended" attribute of the element?
extended
The extended attribute specifies whether the color map gradient uses
256 (8-bit) or 65536 (16-bit) colors. The value false (the default)
specifies that the color scale is calculated using 8-bit color, and
Hi list,
Despite the setting of a proxy URL in Geoserver's global configuration,
the geowebcache tiled layers interface still points out to wrong URLs
(things in 127.0.0.1 actually) for preview, seed/truncate links. Is this
a known bug of do I have to set something more up to get a correct
Is there any way to get GeoServer to render more than 255 colors for my
geotiff? I can create a .sld with over 500 'colorMapEntries', add it to
GeoServer, and even add it as the default style for my layer. However,
GeoServer throws an error when I subsequently do a 'GetMap' request on the
WMS.