Andy Colson wrote:
Andy Colson wrote:
Adrian Popa wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am currently using a wrapper around mapserv which receives the
URL parameters, builds the map file (actually I only need to set
some filters in the map file, but the filters need to be built
after running some SQL
If you can you might want to consider python... the syntax is a little cleaner
with Mapscript. Of course, that's an opinion but I also am a little allergic
to sigils (I get all itchy).
- Original Message
From: Andy Colson a...@squeakycode.net
To: Adrian Popa
I have:
- mapserver running as fastcgi
- php running as fastcgi
I am currently setting up, not sure how this is going to end up; but I
have the structure you mention in mind too.
I hope that since both processes are fcgi they will enhance each other?
But testing will have to prove it in the
Andy Colson wrote:
Adrian Popa wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am currently using a wrapper around mapserv which receives the URL
parameters, builds the map file (actually I only need to set some
filters in the map file, but the filters need to be built after
running some SQL queries with the
Thank you Andy for explaining.
Actually my wrapper is very hard-core, meaning I don't use mapscript
(because I had to build it quickly and didn't have time to research
which was the best approach). Now I have more time and I'd like to tune
things up, so I will definitely start studying
Adrian Popa wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am currently using a wrapper around mapserv which receives the URL
parameters, builds the map file (actually I only need to set some
filters in the map file, but the filters need to be built after running
some SQL queries with the passed in parameters).
Thank you,
I will look into it. I guess through mapscript I can redefine the
parameters that get sent to mapserver? Or do I rewrite the whole map?
Andy Colson wrote:
Adrian Popa wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am currently using a wrapper around mapserv which receives the URL
parameters, builds
