I've changed how Maestro.LocalNative is setup post-4.0. It's now hard
referenced against the version of MapGuide it supports (currently only MGOS
2.2 and 32-bit). I plan to include the LocalNative library project as part
of the SDK so you can roll your own LocalNative connection assembly for your
Did you run build_parse.sh?
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C:\Program Files\MapGuideOpenSource2.0 becomes C:\Program
Files\OSGeo\MapGuide
C:\Program Files\MapGuideOpenSource2.0\Server becomes C:\Program
Files\OSGeo\MapGuide\Server
C:\Program Files\MapGuideOpenSource2.0\WebServerExtensions becomes
C:\Program Files\OSGeo\MapGuide\Web
That's the directory
You can probably use WAMP in place of apache if the WAMP was compiled with
Visual C++ 2008. Otherwise, you *have* to use the bundled Apache/PHP
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Try running the httpd.exe interactively from the command line. It should spit
out whatever problems it is complaining about
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Hi All,
I'd like to pose some questions for the Linux/Mac users out there using
Maestro via Mono.
I am considering migrating Maestro to target .net Framework 4.0 (we
currently still target .net Framework 2.0). The primary reason for this move
is because the next version of the official MapGuide
Hi Hans,
It will basically be the same code, referencing the same libraries, but
targeting the latest framework and CLR (4.0).
Linq support has been around for quite a while now (since Mono 2.0)
The WinForms + BCL foundation should be well supported by Mono regardless of
framework version if
A javascript Array.sort() on an array of objects generally requires a
comparer function be passed in that determines how one object is greater or
less than another.
http://www.javascriptkit.com/javatutors/arraysort.shtml
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Yeah make the relevant tickets. Probably got lost in the post-2.1 rewrite.
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The sorting function need not be that complicated.
Something like this will suffice:
results.sort(function(objA, objB) {
if (objA.SORT_PROPERTY objB.SORT_PROPERTY) {
return -1; //Less than
} else if (objA.SORT_PROPERTY objB.SORT_PROPERTY) {
return 1; //Greater than
}
That's the point of tiled/base layers. The generate a set of tiles from a
discrete set of scale ranges. Any dynamic layers that are included with your
tiled/base layers are constrained to this discrete set.
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Ok, I suspect the validation (which happens on save) for some reason is doing
a full schema walk of the SQL Server database (all 350 tables!).
I'll have to check if such a full walk is necessary for what the validation
is trying to do.
As a workaround. Turn off validation on save (under Tools -
If you are using a custom-built LocalNative provider then the only reason I
can think of as to why MapGuideDotNetApi.dll is still be referenced is if
a previous application using this assembly had run and you haven't either
restarted the server/IIS or recycled the application pool where the
The source and SDK does indeed reference the MapGuideDotNetApi.dll (2.0)
file.
You should remove this reference from the source project and rebuild it
referencing the 5 OSGeo assemblies instead.
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PNG8 tiles won't be transparent. It's a bug:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/743
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Use the ObjectFactory for creating resource objects from scratch.
Use the ResourceTypeRegistry for creating resource objects from XML strings.
http://themapguyde.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/maestro-api-3-ways-to-create-and-work.html
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The only breaking API changes are exception handling code (you now call
MgException.GetExceptionMessage() instead of MgException.GetMessage()),
other than that your code should not require any other modifications to work
with the 2.2 release.
The main reason you should be looking at 2.2 is that
You'd want to check your windows firewall settings (esp. inbound and outbound
traffic on port 8008)
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Ok, start from the top.
Is http://servername:8008/ accessible?
If so, then start trickling down. Do these urls check out?
http://servername:8008/mapguide/mapadmin/login.php ?
http://servername:8008/mapguide/mapagent/index.html ?
http://servername:8008/mapguide/fusion/templates/slate/index.html
Oh my, the mapguide homepage is seriously out of date!
But yeah, 2.2 is the latest stable release which you can get from here:
http://download.osgeo.org/mapguide/releases/2.2.0/Release/
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Ok, I think the minimal object form created by ObjectFactory is invalid. I'll
have to take a look at that because any object you create from ObjectFactory
should satisfy the minimum XML content model requirements of its respective
XML schema.
What about creating a fresh = 2.3.0 layer definition
That API is deprecated as it is used in conjunction with the equally
deprecated empty MgMap() constructor.
The original fragment of code presented is correct.
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Sad to say, the user story on Linux is still woefully bad as evidenced by the
volumes of identical questions on this mailing list as you've already
mentioned and most of the build instructions out there are either seriously
out of date or are not applicable to the Linux distro you are using. Just
There are 3 instances of javascript alert() being called in
ajaxmappane.templ. Each instance is from an error callback function for a
failed AJAX request. So that dialog could be the result of:
1. A failed AJAX request
2. A failed rendering call
3. A failed selection rendering call
You could
Escape the escape character perhaps? (ie. \\)
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funcion appears to be misspelled (assuming this is the javascript keyword,
which is function)
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It appears to be the Fusion.Widget.Measure.Marker class, whose label is
driven off of the Units widget extension property
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Relative urls in the ajax viewer are relative to the ajax viewer virtual dir.
So unless WtrMainBreakEnter.aspx is under
http://yourservername/mapguide/mapviewerajax or
http://yourservername/mapguide/mapviewernet it will probably 404
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And call ModelSetup.Initialize() in your application's entry point. This will
make all 1.0.0 schema versions known to the Maestro API
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Probably not implemented, and hence a defect.
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You are limited to the FDO expression functions supported by the FDO
provider. If you require the use of such function, consider encapsulating
the result behind a view.
Using a view as a feature class effectively makes it read-only (obviously),
so don't bother trying to do feature manipulation
If you are using the bundled Apache Web server, any version of Windows from
XP onwards should work without issues.
The only time when the version/edition of Windows comes into play is when
you choose to install with IIS/.net/php
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Did you actually *tick* the properties you want displayed in the Layer
Definition editor?
Nothing ticked = nothing shown
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Probably because the problem was only recently discovered and fixed
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/1898
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Ok it seems that bad image requests are being made, causing the request
failure handler (containing the alert() calls) to be called.
I think you can just remove the alert() calls from ajaxmappane.templ
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Your MapGuide Server can't load the postgis provider. Do a depends.exe check
on the provider dll to see if it can properly load all the dependencies it's
after
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Unfortunately, the current map scale is not available as a contextual FDO
Expression function (like MAPNAME(), FEATURECLASS(), and other such
functions)
Definitely a useful enhancement to have.
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File a trac ticket for this.
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It would be nice to have some test cases where the KML generated by MapGuide
differs from the KML generated by GeoREST so we can see where the KML
renderer in MapGuide is doing it wrong.
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What about disabling connection pooling for the OGR provider?
Or what about splitting up the directory of TAB files into separate
directories?
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Local Native connection is a wrapper around the official MapGuide API, so
restrictions that apply to the MapGuide API apply here as well:
1. Must be able to connect to the specified IP address via TCP/IP in
webconfig.ini
2. Ports specified in webconfig.ini must be open and/or allowed access by
The OGR Provider is linked against an older version of GDAL (1.7?), straight
swapping of the gdal dll in your FDO binaries will not work.
The FDO that comes with the next release of MapGuide (3.7) is built against
GDAL/OGR 1.9. So if Google Fusion Tables support is a default compiled-in
option,
Try previewing your data through FDO Toolbox
(http://fdotoolbox.googlecode.com). Use the same configuration document if
applicable. If you get the same error, then we're looking at a problem
either in the provider itself or in the configuration document.
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Let's be serious here. DWG is Autodesk's crown jewel format. You're not gonna
get a free lunch working with dwgs ;-)
Anyway, I think this feature is a game changer for those already heavily
invested in AutoCAD Map and/or the DWG format and finally gives AIMS a truly
unique selling point.
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Yes it works as advertised (block attributes, object data, the works).
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I think you're missing the webconfig.ini path when creating the LocalNative
connection. That file contains the ports and server IP address information
that is needed by the connection.
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All (?) mapagent operations can accept USERNAME and PASSWORD parameters in
the absence of a SESSION parameter. PASSWORD can be omitted if
USERNAME=Anonymous
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Yes, probably a bug
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Add the OGR provider to the DataConnectionPoolExcludedProviders setting in
serverconfig.ini
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What FDO provider is your data coming from?
Does error.log in your MG server installation give any more information?
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Sorry, there's nothing in Maestro that can automatically do this for you.
You will have to construct these line styles yourself through Symbol
Definition XML (or through the rather primitive Symbol Definition editor UI
that Maestro provides), and consume this Symbol Definition through your
Layer
I've uploaded x86 and x64 installers for MGOS 2.4
http://download.osgeo.org/mapguide/releases/2.4.0/Test/
It was built from r6569 of the 2.4 branch against the FDO 3.7 beta1 SDK
(note this doesn't have the upgrade to GDAL 1.9 as that was made after this
SDK release)
I've put these installers up
Did you have a pre-existing IIS-configured installation?
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Can you make a ticket and attach the two documents for comparison?
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The quick plot command was looking for the map frame at the wrong place. This
should be fixed now.
And this brings up an opportune time for you to try out another new feature
of MGOS 2.4.
That installer also packs SVN metadata for all the directories under the www
dir. So if you 'svn update'
HttpServerConnection is not exactly a dumb POCO that can be easily
read/written to a different form. Making it serializable would not be an
easy task.
Could you not just serialize the connection parameters used to create that
connection instead, so you have all the information you need to
You just need to install a svn client (eg. TortoiseSVN) and have some basic
knowledge about subversion.
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FDO could use with some more expression functions like this, even if there is
no native support for them from the provider and we have to go through the
slower FDO Expression Engine to use them.
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Nononononono.
You do not have to check out any source code. There is nothing to compile.
The directories under the www dir of your MapGuide installation are svn
working copies. They're effectively *the* source code. Most of these files
are web pages, css, images and javascript files, things that
Use the final release
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In-memory Feature Joins aren't as terrible now for 2.4. As long as both sides
are sortable (which is the case for the majority of FDO providers), you'll
get the best performing algorithm.
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Unless there is an easy way in wix to tie all .svn directories to a
particular MSI feature (because these dirs are all over the place, and not
in one single place), then the answer is no.
You'll just have to wipe out all the .svn directories under the www
directory post-install
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The provider says it can sort. So yes.
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Or let's re-frame this question.
Were the terrible feature joins in the past involve a SDF or SHP source on
the left side? This was the side that MapGuide said was not sortable and
thus you got the worst performing (and buggiest) join algorithm.
Now, as long as the join is on a single property,
Does the Feature Class have an identity property?
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Can you make a ticket for this? Also state bitness and the version of windows
you installed this on.
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The current configuration denies browse access to directories in IIS (it will
return 403.14). Yet to find out what happens for Apache.
Is this not sufficient?
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In such cases, you should extract the internal MSI using 7-zip and run that
msi like so:
msiexec /l*v install.log /i path/to/the.msi
Windows installer will then log everything to install.log
But I'm pretty sure I know what's wrong. You should check and remove
anything in IIS (via IIS manager)
Yeah, just confirming Apache also returns 403 on directory access as well
(including .svn dirs)
So just re-iterating that question. Is it not sufficient?
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Ah yes, the dreaded linux question :)
Well fortunately this time round, my gcc/make/ld error comprehension skills
have improved significantly from my last major attempt and as a result, I've
had some successes building mapguide on ubuntu (11.10)*
So the question then becomes: What linux distros
Cannot vouch for stability, but I can tell you what has changed
Other than the fix for reporting +- 100 extents, the GDAL provider has
not been touched for some time now (I know Trevor has some resampling
enhancements in the pipeline for the provider, but not sure if this is going
to make it
I was under the impression that Server 2008 was 64-bit only. Or is that only
for Server 2008 R2?
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The answer to [will MapGuide install on my version of windows?] boils down
to the following:
* Is my version of windows supported by the Visual C++ 2008 Runtime
Library?
* Is my version of windows supported by the Visual C++ 2010 Runtime
Library?
* If choosing IIS, does my version of windows
Apache configured installs are mostly self-contained so 32-bit installs on
64-bit windows shouldn't be a problem.
32-bit WOW installs are broken at the moment (I just discovered, doing a
32-bit install on 64-bit Windows 7), but can be easily worked around by
setting the Enable 32-bit applications
It's a known problem
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/1971
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Not for the AJAX viewer. All toolbar buttons are icons only unless nested
under a flyout
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You insert features into the layer's feature class, not its layer name
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Besides adaptation to newer Maestro APIs, the core tile generation logic in
MgCooker has not changed since the very first release (before I started on
it).
The estimation is obviously wrong. I just can't tell you where at the
moment.
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I think a product name change is a waste of developer cycles that are better
spent on more productive things.
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Changing the product name to something common and generic is a sure-fire
recipe to kill your googlability/SEO.
MapGuide is unique. Infrastructure, Map and Server in any
combination is not. The acronym is even worse. Why would you want to share
an acronym with a dead ESRI product of all things?
Did you restart the application pool for your web app after replacing the
dlls? It may be still using the old dlls
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Hi All,
I've put up a 2nd preview release of MapGuide Open Source 2.4. Besides the
regular Windows installers, this release also includes 32-bit binaries for
Ubuntu Linux 11.10 (yes that right!) and new InstantSetup zip bundles
(configured via the MgInstantSetup utility). There are no binaries
InstantSetup bundles are finally up (damn clogged internet tubes!)
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Don't you just love UAC?
Just make sure the mapadmin\profilingmapxml directory has sufficient write
permissions for php-cgi.exe to write files into. This is obviously a manual
workaround until I can solve it at the installer level.
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Duly noted.
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OpenLayers 2.11 and newer versions make presenting a MapGuide map on a mobile
device dead simple.
The only real hard work should you take the OpenLayers route, is the
mapguide-specific functionality around it (legend, tooltips, selection)
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Take a look at the MapGuide Developer's Guide and samples here:
http://mapguide.osgeo.org/2.0/documentation.html
Note that the content is a bit dated. We are looking at putting up newer
versions of this material.
Also out of interest, what sites and places did you visit before you had to
ask
No you cannot create layers from stored procedures or anything that isn't a
table or view.
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Possible related ticket?
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/772
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Apache configuration should be fine for any version of Windows XP
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Packages should load fine from older to newer versions. Going the other way
is not guaranteed due to potentially incompatible resource types and
versions that may be included in the package.
As for new features, see the aforementioned release notes.
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I'll have to double check if I've properly ported over the feature source
configuration capabilities mg-desktop, but yes the feature source
configuration would be the way to go as it allows you to remove the extra
geometry columns from the class definition that is presented to MapGuide.
Feature
The PHP bundled with MGOS 2.2 uses ISAPI and Apache modules for IIS and
Apache respectively.
However, it does look like IIS configuration for MGOS 2.4 is affected by
this.
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You can see some examples in the comments of QuickPlot.js (sorry, there
wasn't an intuitive way to document this in the widgetinfo.xml that I could
think of)
For custom sizes, put a series of PaperListEntry elements like so.
PaperListEntry
NameLetter/Name
Those XML fragments you put in the Extension element for your QuickPlot
widget entry in your Flexible Layout. If none are specified, default lists
are created.
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Hi All,
I am happy to announce the release of the first beta of MapGuide Maestro 5.0
and the 4.0.1 maintenance release.
NSIS installer/Zip package available for download here:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/maestro/Downloads
As usual, I've blogged about what's new
I would advise you to use either the MgCooker included with the 5.0 beta or
4.0.1 release as it fixes GETTILE calls over http (it mixed up the row/col
parameters) and could probably explain why lots of useless tiles are being
generated.
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Not sure if this is the cause (maybe), but these are .net Framework *4.0*
assemblies now.
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If you run both in interactive mode, they should both indicate the coordinate
system dictionary path, which should both be the value of
MentorDictionaryPath in serverconfig.ini.
2.4 does not use MENTOR_DICTIONARY_PATH environment variable by default.
However it will use this environment variable
Are these labels of polygons? If so, label placement of polygons is at the
mercy of the MapGuide renderer because it will not draw any polygon labels
which do not fit in the area they are supposed to be drawn.
The classic workaround is to have a separate point layer with the label
data. Your
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