I'm not aware of them being publicly available. They should be in the
esri media pack that comes with arcsde
On Sep 11, 2012 9:23 AM, Michele De Santis tap...@virgilio.it wrote:
Dear list,
I want to connect Mapserver 6.0.3 to SDE 9.2. MapServer is on a Linux
Centos Machine while SDE is on
Hi to everyone!
In our organization we have faced a specific problem: we need to publish
some layers stored in an enterprise geodb (ArcSDE+Oracle) with a MapServer
instance installed in a Linux environment.
From some documentation read from Internet, we learnt about some libraries
Hi Everyone,
I'm using mapscript.jar in Java project.When I use the DrawMap.java
examples in my Java Application,the Memory will not increase,the codes is below:
for (i=0; i1000; i++) {
mapObj map = new mapObj(mymapfile.map);
imageObj img = map.draw();
}
Hi Everyone,
I'm using mapscript.jar in Java project.When I use the DrawMap.java
examples in my Java Application,the Memory will not increase,the codes is below:
for (i=0; i1000; i++) {
mapObj map = new mapObj(mymapfile.map);
imageObj img = map.draw();
Hi,
Sorry, I forget to tell you the version of my Development env:
ms4w-3.0+Tomcat 5.5+eclipse helio+jdk 1.6.
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Sorry, I forget to tell you the version of my Development env:
ms4w-3.0+Tomcat 5.5+eclipse helio+jdk 1.6.
excepted for your answers!
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On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 11:38 AM, Paolo Cavallini cavall...@faunalia.it wrote:
Hi all.
Accessing a sample WCS server: http://demo.mapserver.org/cgi-bin/wcs I can
use 3 out
of 4 layers. The last one (modis-001) throws an error.
Am I the only one?
No. It is known (to me). I believe that the
With earlier versions like 9.2, ESRI put the SDK install files out on their Web
site. With some of the later versions, you need to have the install CDs.
You didn't say what service pack version you are running with 9.2, but here is
a page with the SDK for 9.2 sp2:
I use System.gc() before map.Draw() And the memory remains stable,
Currently I use Java 7, but earlier in java 6 also works
System.gc has several improvements in Java 7, you should try it
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Thanks for your answer. Do you also use mapscript.jar in servlet?
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And What's your system?XP , 2003 server or Linux?
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Please note that growing memory usage is not necessarily symptom of a
problem. On the other hand memory not being released IS a problem.
Invoking programmatically the garbage collector does nothing towards
addressing memory leaks and, almost certainly in both cases, will
reduce the overall JVM
Thanks for your answer,can Valgrind run in Windows platform?Can you provide
some examples to me?If you have,can you send them to my
email:forest21...@yahoo.cn?thanks a lot!
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