HI,
i usually use mapserver with run time substitution, the url params are used for
the property filter of my mapfiles.
im using now mapcache and i would like to know if it is possible to use run
time substitution with it ?
If yes, how with openlayers?
Hello,
I will start using the runtime substitution, you can send me an example of how
you use?
Thank you.
Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2013 16:40:10 +
From: icad...@yahoo.fr
To: mapserver-users@lists.osgeo.org
Subject: [mapserver-users] mapCache and runtime substitution
Have a look at tileset-dimensions in the sample configuration file.
Configured dimensions are forwarded to the source WMS, and can
therefore be used to enable runtime substitutions.
--
thomas
On 18 March 2013 17:40, Icadedt icad...@yahoo.fr wrote:
HI,
i usually use mapserver with run time
Ok so i managed to get the numbers somewhat converted...but when I click my
start mapserver button it doesnt output my map...any suggestions.
MAP
NAME QGIS-MAP
# Map image size
SIZE 500 500
UNITS meters
EXTENT -143.210462 39.001401 -50.461045 85.911094
FONTSET
Your extents need to be given in the projection you set.
Steve
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[mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] on behalf of Mark Mirrlees
[mmirrl...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2013 12:15 PM
To:
Thanks Steve!
I got it! Just had to set IIS FASTCGI settings and add one variable with
xml config path!
Works like a charm !
On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 2:16 PM, Stephen Woodbridge wood...@swoodbridge.com
wrote:
Paul,
I have always use the apache module, so this might be useless info. I
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Eric,
I assume you mean ArcSDE support? If so, on windows, the ms4w release includes
ArcSDE support. Find it at http://www.maptools.org/ms4w/
For linux, you just need to reference the arcsde development headers path in
the ./configure path for
Hello...
How can I configure mapcache to accept GetLegendGraphic request ?
Is that possible? Or maybe do I need to add a forwarding_rule to that kind
of request? But how?
Thanks
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Thanks Mike,
We are on linux. Can you give me an idea of what the development headers look
like and where in the sde file structure I might find them? MapServer
Documentation on references arcsde 9.2.
Thanks,
Eric Weisbender
GIS Program Lead
Western Area Power Administration
Corporate
Hi all, Ok so now I have a new problem with the labeling. I would like to get
my labels to start showing up at a scale of 1:100 but nothing is working...
here is a snippet of my mapfile... LAYER
NAME 'mjcities'
TYPE POINT
DUMP false
EXTENT -143.210462 39.001401 -50.461045
Mark,
You will want to add a LABEL block to your mapfile.
http://mapserver.org/mapfile/label.html
I would also comment out the maxscale until you get the labels working.
David.
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[mailto:mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Mark
Ok so I want to stick this code into the .map file... where should it be placed
in the section that i bolded? LABEL
COLOR 255 255 255
FONT arial
TYPE truetype
SIZE 10
ANGLE 0
POSITION cc
FORCE false
ANTIALIAS false
PARTIALS false
END
Thanks,MarkFrom:
Hello,
You should use also LABELMAXSCALE instead of MAXSCALE.
Y.
Le lundi 18 mars 2013 15:59:41 Mark Mirrlees a écrit :
Ok so I want to stick this code into the .map file... where should it be
placed in the section that i bolded? LABEL COLOR 255 255 255
FONT arial
TYPE truetype
SIZE
I've successfully compiled against 10.0 on SuSE 11 (64-bit). Files were part of
an SDE client DVD I had access to. Looks like:
root@maps:/opt/sde/sdeexe100 ls *
etc:
services.sde
include:
pe_coordsys_from_prj.h pedef.h pef.h pe_names.h sderaster.h sgerr.h
sqlerr.h
pe_database.h
You want to create a class in your layer and place it there.
http://mapserver.org/mapfile/class.html
Like this:
MAP
LAYER
CLASS
LABEL
END # end of label
END # end of class
END #end of layer
END #end of map
From: Mark Mirrlees [mailto:mmirrl...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2013 3:00
Ok so if I understand this is what it should look like? (stuff thats been added
is in red) Please correct this if i'm wrong as I am still having a bit of
problems... LAYER
NAME 'mjcities'
TYPE POINT
DUMP false
EXTENT -143.210462 39.001401 -50.461045 85.911094
DATA
Hi all,
We have recently had a few people ask about units and projected EXTENT
of BoundBox values.
If you are using a project that is not longlat, then you need to specify
the coorect UNITS for the projection and things like EXTENTS and
BoundingBox need to be specified in the projected
No the label block goes into your original class block.
LAYER
NAME 'mjcities'
TYPE POINT
DUMP false
EXTENT -143.210462 39.001401 -50.461045 85.911094
DATA '../data/mjcities.shp'
METADATA
'ows_title' 'mjcities'
END
STATUS default
MAXSCALE 100
TRANSPARENCY 100
PROJECTION
Mark,
I think that you are close. You can likely simplify your layer a little by
dropping out the properties that have a default, e.g. angle, position, etc.
You also might want to comment out the FORCE and PARTIALS until you see that
you are drawing labels.
You should also be able to put
Hi there, Ok so I have revised the mapfile to this... LAYER
NAME 'mjcities'
TYPE POINT
DUMP false
EXTENT -143.210462 39.001401 -50.461045 85.911094
DATA '../data/mjcities.shp'
METADATA
'ows_title' 'mjcities'
END
STATUS default
MAXSCALEDENOM 100
So you want you labels to be white?
What color is your background?
Do you have a FONTSET fonts.txt that maps arial to a font. I assume
you probably do as it is not throwing an error about it.
Also you can get some debug info if you add to the MAP section:
CONFIG MS_ERRORFILE stderr
DEBUG 5
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