On Dienstag, 7. April 2009 15:52:10 you wrote:
Hi Steve,
thanks for the clues. I'am probably to dumb for this.
Firefox replaces the quot; with and mapserv5.4 complains. I've tried brute
force backslashes than but that doesn't work either (of course).
I've tried than with a little webpage in
Dear All
I am new user for mapserver i never did something similar before also and i
have a problem in the instalation of mapserver. I just followed the steps on
the page
http://www.mapserver.org/introduction.html#installation-and-requirements but
i couldnt manage to complete step 8. and i opened
Hi,
Thi worked last year for me, but I run IIS6. If not much changed between 6
and 7, it might help you:
0) Get the latest binaries (eg. the MS4W installation or any other) and
install
1) Create a virtual directory in IIS pointing to the dir where mapserv.exe
resides (eg. when using ms4w it's
Hi,
If you use TYPE ANNOTATION instead of TYPE POINT only the symbols for
features that get labelled will be drawn.
Regards,
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GIS Technician
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Email: cnie...@dmsolutions.ca
Web: http://dmsolutions.ca
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Valeria Muñoz
On Dienstag, 7. April 2009 15:52:10 you wrote:
Hello Steve,
this seem to fail as well. Funny enough i needed to change the Layernames to
uppercase in OpenLayer. But anyway:
snip
var kartenstring = karte,grid,psc;
var somevalue = FILTER+'orbitnr=4567' ;
layer = new
I am having a problem rendering labels to my map. I am running mapserver from
ubuntu intrepid packages (none compiled). Kernel is 2.6.27-7-generic. Since
this is obviously a common function I must be doing something wrong in the
layer or something in the packages is not meshing. Everything
Hi
There is an spurious symbol in your PROJECTION definition, I'm not
sure if that is significant (probably not). Looking at your picture
though, it looks like a datum or ellipsoid mismatch. Is your data in
WGS84 or some other datum or ellipsoid? Check out the Wikipedia page:
Hello,
I am also attempting to port from Apache to IIS. In Apache everything works
well. In IIS6 I have the following issues: WMS services do not display, PHP
code does not seem to work - which run printing functions and the select by
buffer functions. I noticed I am getting 404 and 405
I think you have psychological problems ... you should not be on this list,
*This list is for help not to insult*
PD: I send the second mail because I did not put the settings defined in my
mapfile in the mail before
RG
*2009/4/7 NN SS nsanchez...@gmail.com
*
*you are much imbeci, besides
This one answers your previous question about escaping characters. ;-)
You need to
use the ascii escape sequences in a URL.
Anyway, you're running up against the security controls in place in 5.4.
Basically you
don't want someone setting a filter to just anything. So, you *must*
define a
Hello.
I have a little problem with my WMS server,
I have a WMS layer in my openlayers (Mapfish) application, and when I
request the map, I show My image in the temp directory of my server but y
don't show in the Openlayer Map.
Any sugestions?
Thanks
--
Martinez Morata David
Thinking GIS
--
I found the answer to my question:
You have to manually add a shapeindex value for each feature that
you add, and it has to start from zero.
Christian
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 5:23 PM, Christian Jauvin cjau...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I use Python-Mapscript 5.2 on Windows. I have a layer of
Sorry not shapeindex.. index
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 11:06 AM, Christian Jauvin cjau...@gmail.com wrote:
I found the answer to my question:
You have to manually add a shapeindex value for each feature that
you add, and it has to start from zero.
Christian
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 5:23 PM,
I assume you're talking about this:
http://mapserver.org/installation/iis.html
Follow that document and you will see there hasn't been that many
changes. The IIS manager interface might have changed a little but the
permissions is still the same.
If you downloaded the MS4W package, there is
Querying isn't supported for circles. It's pretty much a display-only layer
type, just like
annotation. The reason being that queries work on the core geometry type of the
data
source and not the LAYER TYPE. There is no circle geometry. Doesn't mean it
couldn't
be done but it would take work
Tamas, thank you.
I have tried using Npgsql and mapscript_csharp and I can successfully connect
to the database, but now I suppose I need .map files saved locally to get
things working?
Actually I am in the middle of choosing whether it is better to use SharpMap or
Mapserver's C# libraries
Hello...
Is it possible to get KML from Mapscript(c#) map?
How?
Thanks!
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I'm using PHP MapScript to change layers' DATA parameters as the user
selects options in an OpenLayers 2.7/MapServer 5.2 WMS setting. This
is working fine however I just noticed that extra undefined/unwanted
information is being appended to the map file when my script runs.
Specifically:
STYLE
I'm using PHP MapScript to change layers' DATA parameters as the user
selects options in an OpenLayers 2.7/MapServer 5.2 WMS setting. This
is working fine however I just noticed that extra undefined/unwanted
information is being appended to the map file when my script runs.
Specifically:
STYLE
Ian wrote:
I'm using PHP MapScript to change layers' DATA parameters as the user
selects options in an OpenLayers 2.7/MapServer 5.2 WMS setting. This
is working fine however I just noticed that extra undefined/unwanted
information is being appended to the map file when my script runs.
2009/4/8 Matej ma...@matnet.net
Tamas, thank you.
I have tried using Npgsql and mapscript_csharp and I can successfully
connect to the database, but now I suppose I need .map files saved locally
to get things working?
Not necessarily. You could also build up a map object from scratch and
Rendering as KML is not yet supported by MapServer, but these's an
outstanding Google SoC project addressing this issue.
Best regards,
Tamas
2009/4/8 Paul james paulj...@gmail.com
Hello...
Is it possible to get KML from Mapscript(c#) map?
How?
Thanks!
Thanks again Tamas !
Could you send me the link ?
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On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 6:03 PM, Tamas Szekeres szeker...@gmail.com wrote:
Rendering as KML is not yet supported by MapServer, but these's an
outstanding Google SoC project addressing this issue.
Best regards,
Tamas
2009/4/8 Paul
I'm not sure whether it's publicly available to review, but here is the
link:
http://socghop.appspot.com/student_proposal/review/google/gsoc2009/dk/t123862094398
Best regards,
Tamas
2009/4/8 Paul james paulj...@gmail.com
Thanks again Tamas !
Could you send me the link ?
[]´s
On
I am not sure about c#, but with CGI, you can create a query template
for your KML as you want it and then use an nquery to build the kml
file.
David.
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While there is not *native* support for KML yet, it is possible to generate it:
1) via templates
2) through straight mapscript (it ain't that complex) by writing your own xml
Here's an example of the former:
!-- MapServer Template --
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
kml
Alright I've filed an enhancement ticket
(http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/2975).
I still don't understand why it happens though. Is MapScript defining
parameters it feels should be there by default? This extra data is
wreaking havoc on some other code and I need to stop it from reaching
All that's happening is MapServer is writing the default values for some of the
parameters. The mapfile
before and after should be functionally equivalent. Not sure how that would
wreak havoc. Your input
mapfile is using older syntax (no styles) that the mapfile writer can't/won't
produce. So
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