You're mostly on the money. The purpose behind these various *_API markers
is documented here and they're mainly for controlling what gets exposed to
SWIG
https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/browser/trunk/MgDev/Common/Foundation/FoundationDefs.h#L49
PUBLISHED_API and EXTERNAL_API members will be
Hi David,
I must apologize for these repeated delays and failed promises. The reality
of the situation is that my day job has absolutely drained any energy I
have remaining to tackle MapGuide and FDO dev, which is why these time
frames keep slipping.
Rather than throw out another date that I'll
log but nothing stands out in the
> preceding activity. There's nothing specific during the memory ramp up
> period that we don't see at other times.
>
> David
>
> On Wed, Jan 31, 2024 at 12:01 AM Jackie Ng via mapguide-users <
> mapguide-users@lists.osgeo.org> wrote:
>
Could you correlate the time period of 11.15am - 11.45am (where the memory
usage ramps up) with entries in your access.log and see which operations
are involved?
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hello Pierre,
The server is running Windows 2022 Standard, we're using Apache Server and
Oracle database. There
Hi Pierre,
I have long since de-emphasised any mention of "Mono Compatibility" with
regards to Maestro, simply because I don't have the resources to test if it
works there, so you are venturing into unknown territory.
I will say however, that 6.0m12 is now a .net 6.0 application and not a
legacy
Hi All,
Just to reiterate what I posted on my blog:
https://themapguyde.blogspot.com/2023/12/minor-change-of-plans.html
We won't be going to RC1 just yet.
There will be a 2nd beta release of MGOS 4.0, whose release I am aiming for
late January next year. This is primarily to accommodate the
MapGuide looks for fonts in Windows' designated fonts directory (the code
in question calls the Win32 SHGetFolderPath API for this directory I can't
tell you what the exact directory path is). I assume that if you can see
the font in Windows font settings, it should also be a font that MapGuide
Hi David,
As others have said, the general way to get around SmartScreen for freshly
downloaded files is to right-click for file properties and unblock the file.
But if this option is not available to you, you could try for a
command-line based unlock solution:
Hi All,
After 6 years since the last release (!!!), I've put out the 6th release
candidate of mapguide-rest 1.0.
https://github.com/jumpinjackie/mapguide-rest/releases/tag/1.0rc6
The main feature of this release is:
- Compatibility with MapGuide Open Source 3.1.2 (PHP 5.6) and MapGuide
That is correct, I am referring to MapGuide's ability to generate MVT tiles
out of the box. I am not satisfied with this implementation that I
introduced and wish to remove this feature before RC1 (unless you can
strongly convince me otherwise).
This does not affect you generating MVT tiles from
We say PostgreSQL 12 is supported because that was the most recent version
of PostgreSQL that the FDO provider was tested with. Our matrix of
PostgreSQL versions to test is small and having to add more versions to
test against is more developer overhead.
Having said that, the libpq library the
Hi All,
I am currently putting the finishing touches on a new mapguide-rest release
that will be compatible with both 3.1.2 and current 4.0 Beta, thus fully
validating the new PHP binding work (if mapguide-rest can work with these
new PHP bindings, then there is no real reason your PHP MapGuide
Most of what mapguide-react-layout can/cannot do is driven by the
underlying OpenLayers library we're using.
OpenLayers cannot create client-side vector layers from SHP files, so there
will not be such support in mapguide-react-layout either.
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hi
I’d like my webpage’s user
Making mapguide-rest compatible with MGOS 4.0 / PHP 8.1 is my current
active priority.
- Jackie
You wrote:
I saw that Jackie had work with Mapguide-Rest on his todo list.
Has any one tried Mapguide-Rest with Beta 4.0?
Does it work? I have a customer has has flagged the old PHP versions as a
Please note the ticket in question concerns usage of postgis via the
OSGeo.OGR FDO provider and not the OSGeo.PostgreSQL provider.
I cannot determine from your post as to which provider you are actually
referring to. I hope you are referring to the OGR provider so that I have
only one problem to
My current version of "current schedule that may slip again" is:
- Now - Mid October: Make mapguide-rest compatible with MGOS 4.0 (as a
validation of the new PHP 8.1 binding in 4.0)
- Mid October - Mid November: Development towards MGOS 4.0 RC1
So the final release of MGOS 4.0 may be
We do not support the use or integration of Google Maps layers and services
in any of our viewer offerings (official or unofficial viewer offerings
like my react viewer)
It is too much of a technical and legal minefield for us to deal with.
The current release of MapGuide Maestro may give you
That exception message is coming from the WMS server your layer is
connected to. It's because the CLIP() expression does not produce a valid
WMS GetMap request because the inferred width and height is 0 (that's where
the "can not be empty" part is coming from)
Having looked at the WMS provider
WOW! Excellent observation!
I've identified the issue of where the dpi = 0 is coming from and have made
this fix allowing the viewer to work with sub-100% browser zoom:
https://github.com/jumpinjackie/mapguide-react-layout/commit/f896eb7a68f52d3f71b3ab5e2beadee41eb4fed0
I will put out a new
A MapGuide package file is ultimately just a zip file with a root XML
manifest that instructs the package loading code what to do with the rest
of the files in the package.
If this package file loads fine in one environment but not the other, I
would rule out the package file as the culprit and
Further to this. I actually got this exact error to appear, but only
noticed said error after several testing sessions so I completely lost all
context for the chain of events that led to that error. Dang it! And it was
from a Chrome browser!
Anyways my theory around why this error would occur is
Week of June 26: New MapGuide Maestro release and another new
mapguide-react-layout release
Week of July 3: New release of mapguide-rest that can work with MGOS 4.0
Mid-July: Road to MGOS 4.0 RC1
Once at RC1, we'll let it bake for a few weeks for everyone to get their
last-minute showstoppers
The error about map display width cannot be <= 0 suggests to me that the
viewer at some point made a GETDYNAMICOVERLAY request and passed in a
SETDISPLAYWIDTH of 0.
This sets the map display width in the session runtime map state to be 0,
causing the subsequent QUERYMAPFEATURES request to log
Plan B then is to get at this class definition through the FDO IConnnection,
Make a IDescribeSchema command (using the correct CommandType enum as
previously stated), execute it loop through its results until you find the
matching feature class which lyr.GetFeatureClassName() should tell you the
That's strange. Then again perhaps Map3D's implementation of this API
behaves differently from its MapGuide counterpart.
Either way, what you want is the name of the raster property definition in
the feature class. From your current MgLayerBase (lyr) you can get its
class definition
The mgserver.exe executable in MGOS 4.0 beta 1 supports package loading
from the command-line:
mgserver.exe loadpackage
Does this new method for loading packages work for you?
Also: If you are using transactional package loading in Maestro, it does
not work in the current release:
Root folder here means the folder in your site repository where you want to
package all resources within it. So for example, if your site repository is
laid out like this:
- MyMap1
- Data
- Layers
- Maps
- Layouts
- MyMap2
- Data
- Layers
- Maps
Always look at your browser dev tools and see if a network request failed
or there is a javascript error on the console.
The init error message almost always isn't useful (it's only marginally
more user-friendly than a blank screen, but that's the best we can do), the
real error can generally be
Actually you're not too far off.
You use the expression capabilities as a programmatic way to answer the
question of "What functions I can use for expressions against this
particular FDO provider?" by checking if your function of interest (CLIP)
is in the collection of supported functions.
If
You mention the words "code behind" so I assume you are using either
ASP.net webforms or (pre-core) MVC?
In either case, do you have any init/startup code that calls the following?
MapGuideApi.MgInitializeWebTier("path/to/your/webconfig.ini");
If you don't, most of the MapGuide API will fail on
Hi Martin,
I am pretty sure the PostgreSQL provider supports configuration as it is
based on the same shared codebase used by ODBC, SQL Server and MySQL
providers, which all support configuration.
By supporting configuration, we can specify a XML configuration document
that provides a customised
Thanks for the patches Patrik. I have applied both patches to fusion trunk.
I have uploaded a new build of Fusion with these patches applied as a
post-release fix:
https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/Release/4.0.0/Beta1/Notes#Post-releasepatches
I've also put a link to the updated fusion
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the heads up.
A fixed version of serverdatafunctions.php is available in the post-release
section of the 4.0 Beta 1 release notes.
https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/Release/4.0.0/Beta1/Notes#Post-releasepatches
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hi!
I have just installed MapGuide
Hi All,
I am pleased to announce the availability of MapGuide Open Source 4.0 Beta
1.
https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/Release/4.0.0/Beta1/Notes
Refer to the release notes above for a summary of changes since the Preview
4 release.
I will be stepping away for the next few weeks to give
Ok, this issue has been fixed. The fix will be in Beta 1, whose binaries I
am building right now and will be uploaded before the end of the week,
barring any further show-stoppers found in final testing.
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hi Jackie,
so, I have to correct myself. The tiles aren’t white but
Hi Gunter,
Thank you for providing an updated test mgp with vector data.
I can see the problem locally for the vector layer which gives me more
confidence that it is a Rendering/Stylization level regression that I can
dig into and I am willing to hold off on the Beta 1 release in order to
Hi Gunter,
Do you have an example GETTILE url that reproduces the white or colored
tile?
Secondly, if you "inlined" the TileSetDefinition scales and groups/layers
back into the MapDefinition itself (ie. Setup this MapDef with tiled
layers/scales exactly how you would before the introduction of
I have produced the set of artifacts that will become the Beta 1 release.
Once this build passes my final smoke/sanity tests and there's nothing
show-stopping, it will be uploaded as the Beta 1 release.
That should be sometime this week.
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hello everyone,
I found this
If I recall correctly, windows authentication is assumed if you *do not
provide a username and password* to the FDO provider connection settings.
A good test would be to use FDO Toolbox to connect to your database without
username/password and run some raw SQL queries against it to verify it is
It may be feasible, but if WFS 2.0 introduces new operations or new
parameters for existing operations, there will be no support for them. Also
if any of these new additions are required implementations to be
conforming, that means you'll have a non-standard/non-conforming
implementation that may
1. Yes
2. On Windows, we source Apache server binaries from www.apachelounge.com
so I imagine a way to update binaries out-of-band would be to get the
latest 2.4.x release, extract to your MG web tier install, overwriting
everything except your httpd.conf and preserve your existing
Good news: I've just integrated Layer Definition XML schema support to
support justification for feature labels for basic stylization. Full
details in this RFC that was just adopted:
https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/MapGuideRfc186
This support will appear in the upcoming MapGuide Open Source
If you want to use the mapguide-react-layout viewer over Fusion, I (as the
primary maintainer of the react viewer) am going to warn you up-front:
While we try to aim for maximum Fusion widget and Flexible Layout
compatibility in this viewer, Google Maps will not be supported by this
viewer, nor
I'll add to that previous thread with the following extra information:
- QuickPlot in mapguide-react-layout is not doing anything special. It
calls the same QuickPlot PHP backend that the regular Fusion widget does.
So you should detach this problem as being a mapguide-react-layout
I think it's due to basic stylization having a hard-coded left
justification for the text label content itself.
https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/772
Have you tried switching your layer over to using advanced stylization? I
know it has content justification settings for text/label symbology
Sorry, the GetFeaturesKml operation currently does not support outputting
attributes of the layer's features, only the Tooltip and URL settings of
the layer definition are taken into consideration.
Also I'm pretty sure that data.mapguide.com is a domain owned by Autodesk
and whatever's hosted
Clearly the timeline I laid out last time I answered this question didn't
come to fruition. MapGuide obviously was not on my mind over this Christmas
/ New Year period and the weeks before and after this time period.
Having said that, I do intend to ramp back up MapGuide trunk development in
the
Hi Luca,
Firstly, that github repository is not the official MapGuide repository.
That repository is several years old and was a by-product of me playing
around with git mirroring scripts. The official repo is still on OSGeo at
https://svn.osgeo.org/mapguide/trunk/MgDev/
You will need a
Hi All,
After a long and arduous development journey, the 4th preview release of
MapGuide Open Source 4.0 is now finally available!
https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/Release/4.0.0/Preview4/Notes
This release is for *testing purposes* and use in a production environment
is not encouraged.
PHP 8.1
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hey Jackie, could you please confirm which version of PHP will be bundled
with MGOS 4.0?
Thanks,
David
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Hi David,
The main 4.0 blocker of new SWIG bindings has been cleared, all of that
work has been merged into trunk. I'm intending/wanting to put out a new
Preview 4 release before the end of this week. Just testing and ironing out
various kinks in the windows installer due to massive file layout
libpq should be highly source and binary compatible, so if the libpq.dll
you're using is too old, you should be able to replace it with a newer
version and things should still work.
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hi List,
We have been using Mapguide (3.1.0) for a very long time with great
satisfaction
If upgrading MapGuide is really not an option, then the only diagnostic
recourse is to stop the MapGuide Server service and to run the MapGuide
Server in interactive mode from the command-line (mgserver.exe run) and
before running "mgserver.exe run", to set any appropriate GDAL environment
Use "resource" instead of "ApplicationDefinition" as the query string
parameter.
- Jackie
You wrote:
With MGOS (build 9862) and IIS under Win10.
I have no problem to display the REACT viewer when I am using the
viewer directory (ziewer.zip or yarn install from the source) .
But when I am
A security fix is available for MapGuide Open Source.
This fix mitigates several XSS vulnerabilities reported in the MapGuide
Site Administrator tool.
Download:
https://download.osgeo.org/mapguide/patches/mapadmin_xss_fix/mapadmin_xss_fix.zip
To apply, simply extract the zip contents to the
Thanks for the heads up.
Issue created:
https://github.com/jumpinjackie/mapguide-react-layout/issues/1414
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hi Jackie,
There is a broken link for the mount options at
https://jumpinjackie.github.io/mapguide-react-layout/#/DEVELOPING?id=mount-options.Api
doc for mount
I don't see Fusion being updated to use OL6 or newer anytime soon. The work
is too monumental and such limited dev resources are better spent elsewhere.
mapguide-react-layout already uses OL6, so it would be my logical choice
for doing what you want. The viewer already has a layer manager API to
Assuming you are referring to the mapguide-react-layout viewer (that sounds
a lot like an error message this viewer will throw), then the best course
of action is to open your browser developer tools (general shortcut key is
F12) and look for failed requests in the network tab.
Given this is a
Many thanks for your very detailed PHP debugging instructions. It will be
very useful for many others (myself included).
To answer your question, the SVN osgeo repo is still the authoritative
source. The preview 3 release was made from trunk rev 9862.
The github repo was just me testing some
mapguide-rest has not been maintained for years now due to competing
priorities in real life and on other projects.
I am assuming by MGOS 4.0 you are using the current preview 3 release. If
you are using my vanilla SWIG sandbox branch then I can say mapguide-rest
will definitely not work right
Hi All,
In anticipation of a new preview release of MapGuide Open Source 4.0 that I
hope to put out later this month and setting up the authoring
expectations/experience to match, I've finally put out a new release of
MapGuide Maestro that admittedly could've come out a lot sooner (I can't
Hi Pierre,
The Widget info button is disabled if Maestro cannot resolve the matching
widget info xml file from the fusion installation. Since it is disabled and
you say you are using a freshly built MG, it's probably because Fusion is
not installed into the expected web tier path for your freshly
I expect to be bundling whatever is the latest in the PHP 8.1 series come
final release of MGOS 4.0
- Jackie
You wrote:
Thanks Jackie. That's great news! Do you still expect PHP 8.1.4 to be
bundled in the final release?
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Hi David,
I have recently made a breakthrough in our API binding generation work that
I am hoping to put out a new MGOS 4.0 Preview 4 release by [the end of this
month / early-mid next month].
This API binding work is the last major technical hurdle for 4.0, so I am
hoping for a relatively short
Hi Pierre,
Geometry, and most of the projects in the MapGuide codebase in general are
configured as unity builds.
In this configuration, there is a single .cpp file that #includes all other
.cpp files in the project. This is/was done to reduce build/compile times
by maximizing disk I/O
I have not looked into discourse, but if it replaces the mailing list
itself as the *definitive source of truth* for all MapGuide discussions and
is not just an alternative "frontend" to read/write posts to this mailing
list (like nabble before it) then it's a hard -1 from me on adopting
Rather than manually configuring your freshly built MapGuide installation,
consider using the MgInstantSetup utility to do all the required
configuration automatically for you. This tool is bundled with the
instantsetup package of every MapGuide release that provides said packages.
- Jackie
You
Trunk MapGuide does not work with PHP7 or PHP8 ... yet
- Jackie
You wrote:
Finally it is ok with PHP 5.6.40
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No, but maybe Jackie?
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Regarding the source for the "native API". I assume you are referring to
MapGuideJavaApi.dll that the java code is calling through JNI.
The source for that dll is generated at build time by our internal copy of
swig under MgDev/Oem/SwigEx. That is why you can't find this file when
browsing the
I may have interpreted your original email wrong.
Are you getting a 413 from a MapGuide-hosted WFS layer (ie. A feature
source with WFS publishing metadata applied), or is the 413 coming from a
feature query to a feature source that uses the WFS FDO provider (ie.
MapGuide *is not* the WFS
Hi Gordon,
A check of the base MgRestAdapter source that drives all the templates
shows that it does check and apply ordering if you provide orderby in the
query string, assumed to be a comma-separated list of feature property
names:
Ref:
Hi Gordon,
A 413 error is most likely being thrown at the IIS/Apache web server level.
I know IIS has things like 30MB payload limits for POST requests. There's
probably a similar restriction on URL length.
Failing that, try using POST instead of GET for the WFS select within if
it's possible as
MapGuide Open Source 4.0 is still in development, just going at a
much slower pace than hoped. As such I cannot give a solid timeframe.
Regarding the PHP version. We are currently targeting and intending to
bundle PHP 8.1.4. This version may change to a newer version upon the final
release.
-
On Windows, you may try your luck with getting updated httpd binaries for
apachelounge.com. No guarantees this will work or not as I do not know what
the binary compatibility policy is around httpd modules on Windows.
On Linux, you may try your luck with building the relevant branch of
MapGuide
The Tomcat that is bundled with MapGuide does not use log4j (there are no
log4j jar files installed). You would only be potentially affected if your
MapGuide Java application itself brings in the log4j dependency.
- Jackie
You wrote:
Has anyone done any studies if Mapguide is affected by this
I took a peek at how the nsXXX is being generated in the Web Tier code.
The number is a hash of the feature source id (Library://FeatureSource)
and should be the same hash on any server as long as the feature source id
is the same. If the same feature source id produces different hashes
I've put out a new 0.14.4 release which improves support for Map
Definitions in arbitrary coordinate systems not based on meters and some
other fixes.
Download:
https://github.com/jumpinjackie/mapguide-react-layout/releases/tag/v0.14.4
- Jackie
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Hello Maria,
An application definition (for the most part) works with both Fusion and
mapguide-react-layout viewers. It's just that MapGuide Maestro by default
will only preview with the Fusion viewer because it does not know about
your mapguide-react-layout viewer.
I've updated the getting
I've put a new 0.14.3 release which adds support for static image layers
and support for Map Definitions using arbitrary coordinate systems, and
some fixes.
Details in my blog post:
https://themapguyde.blogspot.com/2021/10/announcing-mapguide-react-layout-0143.html
- Jackie
Hi All,
I've put out a new release of mapguide-react-layout
This blog post does a good summary of what's new in this release:
https://themapguyde.blogspot.com/2021/10/mapguide-react-layout-dev-diary-part-26.html
Download:
WARNING: Lots of theory and hypotheticals below. Definitely requires
experimentation.
You may or may know this, but MapGuide does have a built-in load balancer.
Unfortunately, it is not very well documented nor has it been extensively
battle-tested so it is understandable if you never knew such a
Advanced Stylization options like EightSurrounding have no effect on
selection rendering and tooltip placement, if that is the question you are
trying to ask.
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hi,
Could it be that when positioning point objects with EightSurrounding, the
selection and tooltip are only
I'm afraid there's no such API for tracking session ID creation by user, so
you will have to wrap the access to session creation and track the created
sessions yourself.
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hi,
How I can get the map sessions ID created by the user in my application ? Can I
get from Mapguide
Please try the following patched SQL Server provider
https://download.osgeo.org/mapguide/patches/SQLServerProvider_Ticket996_FDO4.1/SQLServerProvider_Ticket996.zip
Extract and overwrite your copy in your MGOS 3.1.2 install
- Jackie
You wrote:
thanks for open active ticket
Use the DestroySession() method of MgSite and pass in the session id to
destroy
- Jackie
You wrote:
Hi,
There is a way to kill map sessions using mapguide API ? I can register user’s
map sessions and then kill them immediately when he press logout.
Regards,
Liglio
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[This was originally posted to mapguide-internals by mistake. Re-posting to
correct mailing list]
Sadly, MapGuide will not be divulging any additional context to help you
here.
All we have to go with is this warning is logged most of the time when
parsing a FDO expression during layer
Okay, I took a look at why the GDAL provider returned true (because this
was easier than trying to figure out how to load some rasters into postgis)
Turns out the GDAL provider automatically sets connection state to open
regardless of the data source string you specify in the connection
[NOTE: Same reply but with proper email subject this time so it should
display properly in mailing list archives]
Postgis raster is a supported driver of the GDAL provider. It's not its own
separate FDO provider.
So not seeing Postgis raster on that list *is to be expected*. You should
be
Postgis raster is a supported driver of the GDAL provider. It's not its own
separate FDO provider.
So not seeing Postgis raster on that list *is to be expected*. You should
be selecting the GDAL provider.
Now here is where you are venturing into uncharted territory. This is
because I have
MapGuide.Actions.Legend.setLayerVisibility() should be the way to go, but
it's not something you call and the layer will be toggled.
The object returned
by MapGuide.Actions.Legend.setLayerVisibility(sellayer.ObjectId, true) is
something you have to dispatch() on your viewer instance for the
Assuming you are using the latest 0.13.x release, please try the 0.13.3
release I just published today
https://github.com/jumpinjackie/mapguide-react-layout/releases/tag/v0.13.3
This release has fixes for inconsistent layer/group visibility on refresh
after doing layer/group changes server-side
Refer to the updated GDAL provider notes for 4.0 in regards to swapping the
GDAL dll for one from gisinternals which has postgis raster support.
https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/MGOS40GdalProvider
- Jackie
You wrote:
If I use MapGuide 4 Preview 3 Win10 x64, does it support the
For Windows:
MGOS 4.0 Preview 3 - GDAL 2.4.4 / MSVC 2015
MGOS 3.1.2 - GDAL 2.2.3 / MSVC 2015
Older MGOS versions you can refer to GDAL provider notes on the MapGuide
trac wiki (https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki)
For Ubuntu 16.04, we build FDO against the distro-provided GDAL version
Hi Diego,
Your best bet is to use the PostGISRaster driver in GDAL (
https://gdal.org/drivers/raster/postgisraster.html).
This implies that you'll have to replace the GDAL dll that comes with the
MapGuide installation with one from gisinternals.com which is of the same
GDAL version and is built
Hi All,
I've finally put up the 3rd preview release of MapGuide Open Source 4.0
https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/Release/4.0.0/Preview3/Notes
This release is for *testing purposes* and use in a production environment
is not encouraged.
Among other items that you can find out in the release
Hi All,
This is to let you all know that I am putting the finishing touches on a
3rd preview release of MGOS 4.0.
This is "roll up" of fixes and minor enhancements made to MapGuide/FDO
since the preview 2 release, with the key improvement being that Java
viewer support is finally functional
This is due to the PHP MgGeoJsonWriter class in mapguide-rest now colliding
with the C++ class of the same name introduced in the MapGuide 4.0 API (I
am assuming you are using MGOS 4.0). There is already a fix for this, but
it is not in the rc5 package, which pre-dates a lot of the 4.0 development
The adsrc column was removed in PostgreSQL 12 and so queries that list
tables and views broke.
This issue (https://trac.osgeo.org/fdo/ticket/973) is actually fixed a long
time ago in FDO 4.1 and a patched PostgreSQL provider dll is available for
MGOS 3.1.2, but only for Windows.
For Linux, you
For MGOS Preview 3, the GDAL version will be 2.4.4.
- Jackie
You wrote:
Is the GDAL version for MGOS 4 still GDAL 2.2?
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