Jeff, many, many thanks to you and all the folks working from both projects on
the benchmarking
exercise. Sounds like the presentation was very successful and MapServer made a
very respectable
showing. Congrats!
Steve
>>> On 10/23/2009 at 6:21 PM, in message
>>> <4ae23a6a.4080...@gatewaygeoma
You can read a mapfile in PHP suck it's contents into a string (outside
mapscript) and store
that in your cache once. Then you can pull that string from the cache
when needed an
instantiate a mapObj from it. About the best you can do at the moment I
think.
Steve
>>> On 10/26/2009 at 11:03 AM,
le but I still have and error when the
> number of parcels exceeds 500 or so. Each parcel id is 9 characters long
> and the form of expression is "([tag] in '123456789,987654321')"
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: mapserver-users-boun...@list
text/javascript' as obsolete, preferring mimetype
>> 'application/javascript'. Is use of both mimetypes interchangeable for
>> MapServer?
>>
>> Thanks, Ted S.
>>
>> Steve Lime wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> The TEMPLATE keywor
12:40:24 2009].92737 mapserv request processing time (loadmap
> not incl.): 4.596s
> [Thu Oct 22 12:40:24 2009].92822 msFreeMap(): freeing map at 0x6004c00.
>
> As you can see mapserver didn't even request a connection to the WMS layer
> when print.html map was rendered.
>
&g
mages it
>> will return.
>>
>>
>>
>> - Original Message
>> > From: Steve Lime
>> > To: Ruby ; mapserver-users@lists.osgeo.org
>> > Sent: Wed, October 21, 2009 4:37:05 PM
>> > Subject: Re: [mapserver-users] Print template and W
And the WMS layer's name in question appears in the [layers] output?
>>> On 10/7/2009 at 2:20 PM, in message
<731ed3bb0910071220x4943b5beqc22f4516b86ee...@mail.gmail.com>, Ruby
wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I employ a print function via javascript button in an HTML map template. The
> print template
Any chance you could create a simple test case showing the problem? The fact it
shows some
features is puzzling. If it was just a matter of the expression getting
truncated then you should
see an expression parse error.
Steve
>>> Rafael Szajbel 10/21/2009 6:58 AM >>>
Hello,
in an older MapSer
I'm not using the OpenStreetMap data but am rendering and querying lots
of complex lake
polygons with multiple outer rings (basins) and inner rings (islands).
You need not do anything
special. Sounds like a data production problem more so than a MapServer
bug. Here's a sample:
http://maps.dnr.s
I'm confused. The URL you reference looks like it's in a template. Is it a
browse template? If so
posting that would help. Is the WMS layer referenced in the mapfile somehow or
are you
overlaying things in the client using OpenLayers or something along those lines?
Steve
>>> On 10/20/2009 at 1
Be interested to hear if the soon-to-be released MapServer 5.6 fares any better
speedwise. 5.0.2
is pretty darn old. -Steve
>>> On 10/20/2009 at 9:52 AM, in message
<8225c3e9-81ab-48ba-8612-35a03b9bf...@geodan.nl>, "Steven M. Ottens"
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Thanks to Frank the problem was drilled
MapServer 5.6.0-beta4 has just been released and is available for
download at
http://mapserver.org/download.html OR
http://download.osgeo.org/mapserver/mapserver-5.6.0-beta4.tar.gz
Please also keep an eye on the 5.4 to 5.6 Migration Guide where we will
document migration issues for this relea
Sydney, Australia. 16 October 2009. http://2009.foss4g.org
The Arramagong/GISVM GeoSpatial Live DVD and Virtual Machine, which includes a
stack of popular GeoSpatial Open Source Applications and is being handed out to
delegates at the FOSS4G conference, can now be viewed from http://click2try.co
I would participate via IRC for a portion of it. -Steve
>>> Daniel Morissette 10/13/09 11:11 PM >>>
For those who are going to be in Sydney next week and would like to work
on MapServer at the Code Sprint, please enter your name on the wiki page
so the organizers can get a sense for attendance
e layers
> multiple times in the mapfile. I would rather pass an expression into the
> mapfile and display the appropriate level. I hope this makes sense?
>
> I had this procedure working before, however, I was never specifiying WMS as
> a layer.
>
> Thanks...
>
>
&g
Couple of things:
1) you don't need to open/close a layerObj to change it
2) something doesn't make sense in your approach. Are you saving the mapfile
somehow with the
changes so that the subsequent WMS call can make use of it? I don't know how
the WMS call would
know you mucked with the class
Cool, thanks. Got any sample output maps?
steve
>>> On 10/9/2009 at 4:45 PM, in message <4acfaeec.7020...@zeelandnet.nl>, Milo
>>> van
der Linden wrote:
> For those that want to do something with ASTER GDEM's as available at:
>
> http://www.gdem.aster.ersdac.or.jp/
>
> I have a mapfile at:
>
D">
>
> I have everything I need ( I think ) but need to figure out how to get the
> js page to retireve the extent, then I can fire to above off in javascript.
>
> That make sense
>
> Thanks for your thoughts Steve...
>
>
> -Original Message-
&g
selection committee members
are not eligible.
Past Awardees:
2008: Paul Ramsey
2007: Steve Lime
2006: Markus Neteler
2005: Frank Warmerdam
Selection Committee:
Jeff McKenna (chair)
Frank Warmerdam
Markus Neteler
Steve Lime
Paul Ramsey
Sophia Parafina
Here goes nothing (using the CGI)...
1. to make a layer queryable simply add a TEMPLATE directive to the layer
definition. It need not
reference a real template file and just needs some value. I often use:
TEMPLATE 'dummy' # make this layer queryable
2. here you need to define the QUERYMAP ob
Why wouldn't you get the extent at the same time you get the map? You had to
have one to retrieve
it in the first place. -Steve
>>> On 10/6/2009 at 1:17 PM, in message
, Jay
Kapalczynski wrote:
> Can I call or make a request from a .js page to get the extent of my map?
>
>
> From: Jay Kapalczy
Ah, I know the problem here. It's a known issue we're still struggling with.
We'll fix it
one way or the other before the next beta. Problem has to do with exposing
various
templates to the OGC services and mimetypes being lousy format keys...
Steve
>>> Lars Lingner 10/04/09 3:56 AM >>>
Hello
committee members
are not eligible.
Past Awardees:
2008: Paul Ramsey
2007: Steve Lime
2006: Markus Neteler
2005: Frank Warmerdam
Selection Committee:
Jeff McKenna (chair)
Frank Warmerdam
Markus Neteler
Steve Lime
Paul Ramsey
Sophia Parafina
Depends on the version of MapServer. Certain versions required required
(yes that's
correct) parameters according to the WMS specification. I recall
requiring "style" for
example. Problem is that not all clients follow the spec and Google
Earth was one
example and manually adding "&style=" to the W
Hi Stefan: Well, the obvious problem is that you haven't set the join
CONNECTIONTYPE. The docs
look to be wrong to me in a couple of ways wrt to CSV joins. The first is the
connection type as
mentioned earlier. The second is that CSV join code doesn't use the first row
as column names,
instead y
It's possible to use mapxy in conjunction with TOLERANCEUNITS PIXELS but you
have to understand how pixel size is computed for it to work as expected. The
assumption is that there's a map associated with the point query and it's
defined
by a map extent, a width and a height. So, you'd need to def
ot;mindistance" value between our labels.
Thanks,
Alan
On October 1, 2009 10:20:11 am Alan Boudreault wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Could you check that ticket please:
> http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/3050
>
> Let me informed.
>
> Thanks,
> Alan
>
> On
I'm not aware of any changes in that area of the code although something
tells me there was a small change but will try and create a test case.
Thanks for the testing...
Steve
>>> Michael Schulz 09/30/09 5:32 AM >>>
Hi,
thanks for the 5.6 beta1. I'm pretty curious about the new mapfile
xml-form
val size.
>
> So anyway, I know the output dpi and I know I want 1/2" intervals for
> english and 1 cm for metric so I may end up just making a one size fits all
> graphic and sticking text underneath it. Sucks though.
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Pat
>
>
> S
better way? Plan B is to make
> my own scalebar but I'm not wild about that idea either.
>
> Engineers all over the world just cringed when I wrote 'eyeball'.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> Steve Lime wrote:
>>
>> When you set a size for a scalebar the w
When you set a size for a scalebar the width you provide is what you get back.
The height is for
the bar only. This was done so that scalebar images could retain the same image
size and you
could just swap img.src in a web app (assuming you're not mucking with font
sizes). You'll likely
have to
able to see this.
> Can u tell me where the problem is?
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Steve Lime wrote:
>>
>> And you can see the railway points?
>>
>>>>> On 9/21/2009 at 7:34 AM, in message
>>>>> <12535
I know if you were in PostGIS you could do a spatial join of sorts. That is join
each commune polygon with the points it contains (or just a count) based on
an intersection operator. I don't know if that's possible with MySQL or not.
You could also consider pre-processing your data if it doesn't
Typically I would think this is a linking error. That is, the mapserv binary
can't find the shared
libs it needs to run. You probably need to configure apache further. There's a
LD_LIBRARY_PATH
env variable that you can look into setting.
Steve
>>> On 9/21/2009 at 2:03 PM, in message
>>> <1253
And you can see the railway points?
>>> On 9/21/2009 at 7:34 AM, in message
>>> <1253536453758-3684929.p...@n2.nabble.com>,
sunny74 wrote:
> Hi Lars,
>
> I have added the fontset file and also the Label and other definitions at
> the appropriate places but still the Labels are not being displa
ction committee members are not
eligible.
Past Awardees:
2008: Paul Ramsey
2007: Steve Lime
2006: Markus Neteler
2005: Frank Warmerdam
Selection Committee:
Jeff McKenna (chair)
Frank Warmerdam
Markus Neteler
Steve Lime
Paul Ramsey
Sophia Parafina
___
Hi Lars, thanks for working up an updated brochure, looking at the old one
it could use it. Some comments...
- I think I'd avoid the MapServer website screen shot in favor of another
app. The website text features the security fix announcements which while
a reality in a project aren't marketing
You're using OpenLayers? If so then that's a question for that mailing list I
guess. There are configuration
options to limit the number of tiles retrieved. I believe it's a 'ratio'
parameter passed when instantiating a
layer and if set to 1 you don't get anything beyond the view port.
Steve
>>
I'm afraid this is a bug and should be reported in Trac. There's no code
in the template output that
capitalizes on the encoding values set elsewhere. One approach might be
to add encoding support
to the [item ...] tag. If you'd file a ticket along with a simple test
case I'd appreciate it.
Steve
Thanks, didn't search on the right terms. Lot's of "in theory"'s... Will give
it a try. Fortunately
I only have 60 records so sucky performance may be tolerable.
Steve
>>> On 9/3/2009 at 8:34 AM, in message <4a9fc5d4.9050...@mapgears.com>, Daniel
Moriss
ONE-TO-ONE
END
The column names can be left in place in the actual file, that row just won't
match anything.
Steve
>>> Greg Luker 09/03/09 1:17 AM >>>
Hi mapservers,
At 12:47 AM 3/09/2009, Steve Lime wrote:
>Hi all: Anyone have a sample configuration for creating an OG
ed on the template side that [shpclass] gives an index. Not a
> problem, my style IDs are hard wired anyway. I was wondering what
> mechanisms are available to use this index (what does it access) in the
> template context?
>
> Thanks again, this was a great help,
>
> Josh
>
It ain't free but I've used FontCreator
(http://www.high-logic.com/fontcreator.html) at work to
create fonts including importing simple drawings from Illustrator. Was
a pretty straight forward
package to use if I remember right.
Steve
>>> On 9/2/2009 at 3:19 PM, in message
, "Nolte,
Tim"
wrote:
Hi all: Anyone have a sample configuration for creating an OGR layer joined to
a MySQL table? The
MySQL table has no spatial component. I believe it's possible but haven't
stumbled upon a concrete
example showing how. Figured better just to ask... Thanks.
Steve
Josh, you can use MapServer templates to do this sort of thing. With this
approach
you can control most aspects of the output file because you have to write the
basics. MapServer then adds feature specific things like geometries and
attributes
based on your template. You can run this nightly usin
You'd be surprised with what you can do with the CGI backend. It's certainly
possible, with the right
web client (e.g. something like GeoMoose or OpenLayers) to craft queries
against the CGI to select
one or many features from one or many layers using a point, box or arbitrary
geometry. Perhaps
I posted an idea to use mode=browse in another thread today (9/1)... Check that
out.
Steve
>>> On 9/1/2009 at 11:57 AM, in message <4a9d528a.9040...@speedgauge.net>, Chris
Kantarjiev wrote:
> I've figured out my issues through trial and error (and mode=map). I'm
> now wondering if there's an ea
LIAS true
> FONT "arialb"
> COLOR 255 255 255
> SIZE 12
> #force true
> priority 8
> ANGLE auto
If you get rid of the class min/max scales do the problems go away? What if you
put those constraints
at the layer level (with only one class that should work). Also, the layer defn
is confusing since it doesn't
hint at a marker yet the images missing labels definitely do have a marker
accompan
Query files *must* have the extension .qy. There is no workaround other than to
rename
the file.
Steve
>>> On 8/27/2009 at 5:46 AM, in message <4a9663f7.2070...@alkante.com>, Olivier
Bedel wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> I am trying to call mapserv in CGI using NQUERYMAP mode. I would like to use
>
Hmmm... If a the URL overloading works with WMS getMap then it should work with
getFeatureInfo. Can you confirm the former?
Steve
>>> On 8/26/2009 at 10:07 AM, in message
<1251299258021-3515191.p...@n2.nabble.com>, AlessioDL
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm creating an application based on UMN-Mapserver u
Thanks for pointing that out. I re-opened the ticket and assigned it to
the documentation folks.
Steve
>>> Maciej Sieczka 08/25/09 1:48 PM >>>
In 5.4.0 release notes [1] I read MapServer supports
MINGEOWIDTH/MAXGEOWIDTH parameters [2]. Cool! Almost missed that - it's
from docs [3]. Would you pl
One thing to note about item queries is that they do also use the map extent as
a
pre-filter. If you want to make sure all features are candidates then make sure
your
map extent encompasses all your features.
Now, for your error. The Kropla book predates many changes on the security side
of
Map
Depending on the TYPE of querymap the layer can have features
drawn twice. Those features use the same label definition though.
Try setting a MINDISTANCE for the layer in question. I would think
a relatively modest value would remove the duplicates.
Steve
>>> Thomasch 08/23/09 3:34 PM >>>
Hi,
i
It's possible that the query functions themselves are mucking with the
map extent. Did you try:
1) printing the extent before and after the query?
2) expressly setting its value to what you expect before calling drawQuery?
Steve
>>> Thomasch 08/23/09 7:15 AM >>>
Hi,
I'm using Mapserver 5.2.
This must be the "next error" you referred to... ;-)
Not all parameters are affected by URL overloading. That's mechanism was added
primarily as a means
of changing a portion of a parameter and that only made sense for a select few.
In 5.4 a class name cannot be changed via URL, again I can supp
Will see if that can be added to the 5.6 release... Steve
>>> Raivo Alla 08/17/09 2:29 AM >>>
Hello,
is there any hope that mapserver will in the future support curved
labels with MINFEATURESIZE AUTO settings?
Would be nice to display street labels displayed only when they have
enough space in t
atter if it's first or last.
If I get time I report this as a (insignificant) bug, I think. Or is
there a good reason to have this behaviour you think?
/Lars
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Skickat: 15 August 2009 14:30
Till: Lars Weste
5.4+ does not allow changing the shapepath via URL. That ability was removed for
securities sake. It could be restored relatively easily, let me know if you
need a patch.
An alternative is to use a runtime variable and validation for the DATA
parameter. For
example:
LAYER
DATA '%base%/myShape
Wierd, what does the whole mapfile, or at least the other non-layer pieces look
like? The
TRANSFORM directive forces the layer to be handled in pixel coordinates and
really shouldn't
be affected by scale at all. Assuming this is drawn last there should be no
issues with
label collisions.
Are yo
Hi Lars: Such a beast doesn't exist. I'm not sure it would be practical to do
so. Things like
data, symbols and even fonts. Generally have to be installed by a user, they
don't exist
on a system for MapServer to use. I suppose fonts could be there but a system
should
already have a font browser
Hi David: There is no connection between offset and symbol size. The offset is
independent and given
as a constant value in pixels (although it is scaled). Sounds like you need to
change it dynamically based
on your image size and that can't be done as things sit now. Can you fix your
image size
In that case you could use a regex for the classes with multiple
matches. (E.g. EXPRESSION /cherry|mango|lime/) Performance
penalty is not as large as for logical expressions and this is probably
faster than maintaining list.
Steve
>>> On 8/13/2009 at 8:50 AM, in message
<2349cc72a0b01c4faa4ffae6
Is this from the 5.4 branch or the main trunk? I'd stick with the 5.4 branch if
at all possible. There's
change going on in the trunk that could result in problems, especially with
drivers that I can't test.
Steve
>>> On 8/13/2009 at 6:45 AM, in message
>>> <1250163903613-3437352.p...@n2.nabbl
Have you created an OSGeo login? Visit
http://www.osgeo.org/osgeo_userid. Once
you have that you should have rights to create tickets in the MapServer
trac instance.
Steve
>>> On 8/12/2009 at 1:38 AM, in message
<2349cc72a0b01c4faa4ffae6c735e1dde29...@enerasrv01.enera.local>, "Lars
Westerlind" w
What sort of an error, wrong value, seg fault or something else? What versions
of MapServer and
GEOS are you using?
Steve
>>> On 8/11/2009 at 12:35 PM, in message
<339038.18178...@web33902.mail.mud.yahoo.com>, joel ml
wrote:
> Here part of the code that was trying to do :
> shapeObj s=new shap
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Yup, a documentation error. Doubles have been supported for label size, and
style size/width
since 5.2 I believe. If you would, please file a documentation ticket in trac.
trac.osgeo.org/mapserver
Steve
>>> On 7/30/2009 at 7:36 AM, in message <4a7193d0.1040...@dmsolutions.ca>,
>>> Christy
N
Does it matter if you're using GD vs. AGG? They have slightly different
transformation routines... Could
you post a picture of how it's supposed to look?
Steve
>>> On 7/30/2009 at 9:38 AM, in message
<38fffa96be9c224893b3559563614bea12c...@begemsrv01.sodiplan-begem.local>,
"Julien Collaer" wrot
Problem with MS_MAPFILE_PATTERN is that if using it for the path part of a
mapfile you
could use back references to get elsewhere. I imagine it's possible to craft a
regex that
wouldn't allow '..' but it's not trivial (examples welcome!). Not allowing
path'd mapfiles
at all is more restrictive
Others may have different ideas but it seems to me you'll need to secure the
wms binary
rather than a directory. (I wouldn't store mapfiles and templates in a web
accessible location
anyway.) There are probably many ways to do this. One idea might be to have
separate
WMS binaries, one for passw
. The only thing I had not figured out was the
'toleranceunits' and 'tolerance' fields. I appreciate your help!
I intend to add many, possible hundreds, lines to a layer. Then query
it with a given reference point. How do I get the number of results and
then loop through
Oh, wanted to also note that there are some distance methods associated
with points in mapscript so that you could avoid the query methods altogether.
They are (for a point):
- distanceToSegment(a, b); # where a and b are pointObj's
- distanceToShape(a); # where a is a shapeObj
These are plan
> How do I query a layer with one or more line features to find all
> features with X miles of a given point?
Your line layer should like so:
LAYER
NAME 'lines'
TYPE LINE
...other junk...
TEMPLATE 'dummy' # to be queryable
TOLERANCEUNITS MILES
TOLERANCE X
END
Then in
Hi Daniel: Sadly, no. It's primarily because there's only one querymap for
potentially
all the layers so symbolization could become quite complex as different layers
are processed.
A better solution is to store a selection style with each layer. Depending on
your application
you might be able t
Would help if you could put together a test case for us to try. Without being
familiar with your
data it's hard to know what is right or wrong in the images. The label
parameter MINDISTANCE
is always given in pixels. In current versions it works of the centers of
labels although that will
change
Kinda need more info:
- which version of MapServer
- format of symbols (8-bit, 24-bit-, 32-bit)
- which driver (GD vs AGG)
- what output format parameters
etc... It's safe to say there's a mismatch but with what who knows without more
information.
Steve
>>> Adam Eskreis 07/22/09 5:18
) field instead? Unfortunately I can't do that
>>> because the same item can be part of 10-20 groups, so there would not
>>> be an easy way to group items apart from duplicating them in the
>>> shapefile/dbf. I'm not sure if there's a problem if the
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The nonsquare_enabled check is occurring *before* the WMS bbox (in map->extent)
is converted
to the MapServer extent model so I believe the code is correct. I'd lean
towards option 2 below.
Steve
>>> On 7/16/2009 at 2:40 PM, in message <4a5f8230.2080...@pobox.com>, Frank
Warmerdam wrote:
> Mic
Most scripting languages have nice DBF interface modules already so we elected
to leverage those
instead of writing one. So, you'd need to find your favorite for PHP and use
that to initialize a table
and add records. It's probably just a few additional lines of code as you've
done most of the
Try... map.layer[Compartments].class[0]=LABEL+SIZE+10+END
Steve
>>> On 7/16/2009 at 7:21 AM, in message
>>> <1247746900943-3268099.p...@n2.nabble.com>,
stretch wrote:
> Hi
>
> A couple of weeks ago, i posted a question about dynamically changing the
> label field through the URL. Steve point
Have you tried a simplified version of your regex? I think you can do:
EXPRESSION /^ITEM1|ITEM2|ITEM3|ITEM4$/
You might also consider writing a temporary set of geometries if a user will
continually display from
that set. In that case your overhead would be in managing the set of features
whi
quot;
#FORMATOPTION "QUANTIZE_COLORS=256"
FORMATOPTION "PALETTE_FORCE=TRUE"
FORMATOPTION "PALETTE=/var/www/html/maps_gypsii/palette.txt"
FORMATOPTION "INTERLACE=OFF"
END
Many thanks,
Nick
-Original Messa
Besides those mentioned there's also:
1) MSCompanion. It's relatively new and I've not had occasion to use
it but it might be worth checking out.
2) Camptocamp's MapFish Studio has a mapfile builder as well...
Steve
>>> YOUNESS ELMEDRAOUI 7/13/2009 5:50 AM
>>>
Hi everybody,
Is there a too
May well be a tolerance issue. By default it's in pixels and based on the
extent you're setting (I don't
know what the map SIZE is set to) it's probably a super tiny value. Have you
tried setting a tolerance
in map units? E.g.
TOLERANCE 5
TOLERANCEUNITS meters # or whatever
Just an idea...
Perhaps you could post image samples and a mapfile?
Steve
>>> On 7/8/2009 at 3:05 AM, in message
<65d1c555be9443a180f3b1697ef7e...@benefonuk.local>, "Nikolai Nikolov"
wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
>
>
> I've just upgraded one of my test servers from 5.2.0 to 5.4.1. I have an
> issue there and I w
Hi Nikolai: I'm using the exact same output format and it works fine
for me (PALETTE_FORCE, 5.4.1). With that format my output images are
1/4 the size of their RGB counterparts. Have you tried a version without
any of the experimental PNG options enabled?
Steve
>>> "Nikolai Nikolov" 07/07/09 6:
> references driver TEMPLATE, but this driver isn't configured.
>
> So, I am obviously doing something wrong regardless the myTemplate.js
> file? (anyway, can you give me an example .js file, anything that could
> help :-)
>
> regards, dejan
> "Steve Lime"
Hi Worth: When you define a vector symbol you're essentially defining a default
size as well (I believe) relative to 0,0. The SIZE you set is then used to
scale the
symbol based on that default size. If things are anchored to 0,0 then it
generally
works ok. I always try to work on the unit square
I believe the include closing problems have long since been resolve. I'm using
22 layer includes in one app with no worries via the CGI. You can always keep
a master mapfile that uses includes and then write a simple script to open that
mapfile and save a production version with all the includes ex
Depends on how you need to access it. You certainly can create a template that
will output GeoJSON. However,
at the moment you can only access that output though calls to the CGI and
(probably) MapScript. WMS and WFS
do not recognize the template output format although there are plans to do so
i
uot; at layer level
> Partials=true with labels
> Thanks and regards.
>
>
>
> Lic. Heraldo G. Rodriguez
> hrodrig...@siscat.com.ar
> TEL: 54-11-4326-4002 int 255
> Dpto. Desarrollo
> Sistemas Catastrales S.A
>
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>
> ---
Does the query work outside WMS, that is, with straight calls to the
MapServer CGI? One thing to check right away is that the layer
is queryable by making sure a value for the layer TEMPLATE is set,
anything (e.g. TEMPLATE 'dummy') will suffice.
Steve
>>> darenas 06/30/09 3:06 AM >>>
Hi everyon
Hi Rodriguez: I did a couple of quick tests and it seems like the directive is
working as intended, at least with some government unit boundary data. Any
chance you could put together a small test case? Perhaps converting some
data to shapefile and whipping up a simple mapfile that shows the proble
That particular portion of MapServer has undergone a lot of change. At first I
removed too much
functionality in 5.0, then exposed a bit more in 5.2 and probably got a lot
closer to "right" in 5.4.
You're safest with 5.4.1 if you can afford to upgrade. What version exactly are
you using?
Steve
As an update on single-pass queries, I'm working on implementation now in
trunk. We've
done a proof-of-concept in a sandbox and saw orders of magnitude improvements
in both
Oracle and PostGIS. Shapefiles were about the same. These enhancements are
scheduled
to be the next release due out early t
MapServer 5.4 does open up this possibility. It's not done via substitution but
rather by passing
a bit of mapfile syntax. For example,
...&map.layer[foo]=LABELITEM+newitem&...
However, you must set a validation pattern for MapServer to compare the new
value against before
it will change it.
Responses inline...
>>> On 6/25/2009 at 4:59 PM, in message <20090625215916.ga11...@q.rho.net>,
>>> Wendell
Turner wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 03:13:21PM -0500, Steve Lime wrote:
>
>> Here's one example using new-style templating (recommend
>&g
on, null);
} catch(e) {
element.add(option);
}
option = new Option("Blue Earth", "387528,4852924,441106,4904495");
try {
element.add(option, null);
} catch(e) {
element.add(option);
}
}
>>> On 6/25/2009 at 1:49 AM, in message
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