Hi!
I am guessing I am doing something really stupid :-)
I have installed mapnik2 through Tilemill on Ubuntu. I start a python
shell and run the following commands in the shell(no file called
mapnik.py as others having the same problem):
import mapnik2 as mapnik
mapfile = 'kart.xml'
map_output
Hi all,
I'm now completely confused. I have MapNik installed, Python2.6, OSGeo4W and
still have no idea how to install the Oracle OCI driver for use in
Python/MapNik...I have tried using the OGR library but when I reference OCI
as part of the OGR setup within my XML scripts for MapNik it cannot
Hello,
Mapnik's postgis plugin has an option called 'cursor_size'.
It is default set to 0 which mean no cursors are used,
but it you set it to some value over 0 then results will be fetched in
chunks.
Try that and let us know how it works for you.
thanks for that hint. In the XML files i
Hi Ben,
If you are using the mapnik windows binaries (as per [1]), then these do not
support oracle.
It is our hope and intention to support more features in the windows binaries
(and make it
easier to build them yourself), but at this point this effort is stalled [2].
So, we do not have a
Espen,
You are hitting a problem with the python bindings based on how they are
packaged.
It should be able to be solved with this odd hack:
sudo cp /usr/lib/pyshared/python2.6/mapnik2/*
/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.7/mapnik2/
If not let us know.
For background on the issue see:
On Oct 27, 2011, at 10:40 AM, Torsten Mohr wrote:
Hello,
Mapnik's postgis plugin has an option called 'cursor_size'.
It is default set to 0 which mean no cursors are used,
but it you set it to some value over 0 then results will be fetched in
chunks.
Try that and let us know how it
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