Hi Jukka,
though there is no direct way of producing GeoPDF in MapServer, however you
can write small code using iText and mapscript that can consume output of
Mapserver and convert it into GeoPDF. I have done same thing using 5.2
version of mapserver to create layered GeoPDF.
Thanks,
Sumit.
Hi all,
We are planning to launch a major mapserver production site where i'm
required to launch many mapserver instances in some form of cluster.
So I basically have some questions related to this:
- Does anyone have good tips on performance for running mapserver on
apache?
- Any specific
Hi,
If it needs coding then it is not for me but I do not have any immediate need
either. I was just thinking that if the georeferencing method is published and
open and if it mainly means, as I suppose, embedding some code box in the pdf
file then perhaps Mapserver could be made to do it
I am using Mapserver 5.6 and php Mapscript to render maps for my web
application. Currently it is possible to use the navigation controls
to navigate beyond the extents of the map, into empty space. Is there
a way to configure mapserver to constrain navigation to within the
extents of the map?
Apache should be plenty quick. Start with using fastcgi and optimizing your
data: e.g. create spatial indexes, use optimized raster formats and then
optimizing your configuration (scale dependent layers w/things like reduced
resolution layers where possible). -Steve
From:
Hi all
I tried to use with PHP MapScript the function for the LAYER class
nextShape() as described in the documentation with a small script
example.
The short version is
$extentMap = $map-extent;
$status = $layer-whichShapes($extentMap);
$shape = $layer-nextShape();
This works fine
