John Mitchell schrieb:
Hi,
How do you configure a server to have two or more different MapServers
running on it?
Thanks,
John
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Hello
I want to develop and adapt an algorithm to the source code of MapServer,
but I don't have idea what tool I need to develop in the mapserver. For
example: I want to verify step by step that my algorithm run!, verify errors
in declarations and fuctions, compile my algorithm with the source
Hi,
What is the size limit in KB for a map file and how can I increase this
limit?
Thanks,
John
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Yes, but using some javascript in template html.
if you want to zoomin 2x:
script language=JavaScript
function zoom2x()
{
document.forms['mapserv'].imgxy.value = [mapwidth]/2 + +
[mapheight]/2;
document.forms['mapserv'].zoom.value = 2;
Hi,
I managed to connect MS42 with SQL Server 2008, so I can consume
on-the-fly map tiles in either VE or GoogleMaps. Is there a way to use
MS4W locally with some script to generate the map tiles w/o having to
invoke the webserver?
Regards
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Hi
You can you different mapfiles for different layer by using INCLUDE
property. So that map file looks simple. You have to call this property in
Main mapfie.
Exp :- INCLUDE Test.map
I hope this helps you ..
Thanks
Venkat.
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Hi,
I think OID column may not be with your table.Can you check that ..
Thanks
Venkat.
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Hi,
You can use mapscript (PHP/Java/C#/Python etc.) to incorporate the MapServer
functionality in your application.
For more information refer to:
http://www.mapserver.org/mapscript/index.html
Best regards,
Tamas
2009/1/15 Neil.Young neil.yo...@freenet.de
Hi,
I managed to connect MS42 with
Hi,
Do you have an example where you'd like to plug your code into the mapserver
codebase, what kind of algorithm you'd like to implement?
The debugging options may be specific to the platform and the
compiler/debugger beilg used. For example you could compile mapserver with
debug info by using
Hi
Mapserver is my favorite app and want to stay with mapserver in a new
project we are bout to undertake.
The stack includes: Tomcat server and JAVA., no browser. The JAVA appp will
apparently emulate a browser. Sorry I don't have more info than this.
Will mapserver function on this stack?
I
I want to connect in map file a raster that is present
in the geodatabase.
The layer was so written:
LAYER
NAME shadow_exp1
TYPE RASTER
DATA shadow_exp1
TEMPLATE ttt
CONNECTIONTYPE OGR
CONNECTION riskcity.mdb
METADATA
John: There is no limit. Depending on what version you're referring too there
might
be limits on the number of certain types of objects. Most of those limits were
removed in the 5.0 release. Why do you think you're running into a size limit?
Steve
John Mitchell mitchellj...@gmail.com 01/15/09
I would assume then that all maps coming off your test machine would have
the goofy symbols then. I'd debug using plain mapserv cgi (mode=map) or
with shp2img. Check to make sure the fonts you're referencing in each
environment
are identical. Perhaps you're not referencing the symbol you thought
In tracking why our connections to SDE for Raster wasn't working, I
noticed that the same string for gdal_translate doesn't work eithor with
how we are buildingthings. I know this is a GDAL question and not
mapserver, but I hope folks here may know the magic as this may turn out
to be
Russell,
I have only limited familiarity with the GDAL SDE driver, but I thought
I might mention:
1) If you added the SDE support to your configure after a preliminary
build of GDAL make sure you do a make clean in the source tree after
the configure and before rebuilding with SDE.
2) Confirm
simone.frigerio wrote:
I want to connect in map file a raster that is present in the
geodatabase.
The layer was so written:
LAYER
NAME shadow_exp1
TYPE RASTER
DATA shadow_exp1
TEMPLATE ttt
CONNECTIONTYPE OGR
CONNECTION
Assuming you're talking about displaying the image in a page generated by
MapServer CGI
you won't be able to use relative links like that. The browser will interpret
relative paths based
on /cgi-bin. If you place your north arrow on your website and reference with a
fully qualified
path (e.g.
Sarel Coetzer wrote:
You would have to enabled the cgi support in tomcat for this to work,
otherwise there should not be a problem.
By default Tomcat disabled support for cgi and ssi on the grounds of
secuirty.
The method for turning on cgi support depends on the version of Tomcat.
D.
Hi
On Thu, 15 Jan 2009, rafael wrote:
./mapserv: error while loading shared libraries: libgdal.so.1: Cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory.
Is where you built and installed libgdal on your library path?
IE: local environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH
or listed somewhere
I just find the answer... The problem is that mapserv can't find libgdal
even though is installed.If you are in debian and compile libgdal by hand
you can do this doing the following:
vim /etc/ld.so.conf.d/i486-linux-gnu.con
add /usr/local/lib
run ldconfig,,
That should fix it.
On Fri, Jan 16,
Hi again Steve,
Well, I think I have the problem solved, but in a funny sort of way.
Previously, I had been using ANSI equivalents for the symbols that I
picked. As previously noted, that worked everywhere except ArcGIS over
this particular server.
So, I experimented and tried the actual
Newer versions of Postgres do not automatically create an OID column, as it was
a limited 32-bit construct.
Try add using unique XXX where XXX is the column name of the primary key (or
at least a unique key). If you've uploaded the layer from a shapefile using
ogr2ogr you can use the column
Hi,
As far as I know the driver doesn't do any character encodings with the
values retieved from the database, according to your
default database setting you may try to convert those strings manually. For
example if your database has the 1252 codepage by default, the character
conversion may look
On Thu, 15 Jan 2009, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
2) Confirm that you are actually installing and replacing the old libgdal.so.
Check the date, or even use locate to confirm you know which libgdal's exist
on the system.
4) Confirm that I am trying to build a recent gdal (Such as the latest,
1.6.0)
I'm trying to map a shape file of contours as a WMS layer but I'm
getting an error, Invalid SRS given: SRS must be valid for all
requested layers. When I run OGRinfo on the shape file I get:
Geometry: 3D Line String
Feature Count: 1308
Extent: (2155250.804139, 1608590.426636) -
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 04:26:40PM -0700, Bill Thoen wrote:
I'm trying to map a shape file of contours as a WMS layer but I'm
getting an error, Invalid SRS given: SRS must be valid for all
requested layers. When I run OGRinfo on the shape file I get:
OGR is not the problem. Your wms_srs
Dear All,
How to remove layer based on not based on index. Is it possible to remove
layer based on name.
I am waiting for your great response.
Advanced Thanks
Regards
Venkat.
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Apologies for cross posting.
I'm having an indexing nightmare due to the geom bbox added by
mapserver to my query. I tried using the !BOX! to put a constraint
nearer the tables in the query, but MapServer is still adding the
final where statement to my query.
Is there any way to turn
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