I need help with mapscript.
I have the next problem:
I can not run this expression
[columnacerca] = 8.5 AND [columnacerca] = 10.5)
But these expressions work correctly:
[columnacerca] 8.5
[columnacerca] 10.5
My sql sentence is:
geom FROM ( select par_vit3.geom, par_vit3.codi as mycodi,
There is the FGS installer package (http://maptools.org/fgs/) for
Linux. But it's still using version 5.0.2, as far as I know.
Christy
Willy-Bas Loos wrote:
exactly.
i built my own 5.2.0 too. But i'm not a system admin really and it's a
bit of a hassle. If i were planning to compile my
wait,
osgeo4w has 5.0.2 (http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/wiki/pkg-mapserver) (like
debian and ubuntu)
but ms4w has 5.2.0 (http://www.maptools.org/ms4w/index.phtml)
fedora 10 will have 5.2.0 (
http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/packageinfo?packageID=4354)
seems to me that the changelog shows enough
Jeppe,
If you are always working with rectangles, you could simply get the
coordinates of the original feature, and then calculate four new
coordinates by adding or subtracting a fixed distance from each coord.
The result would be a simple rectangle of the size that you want.
David.
What about usability? I suppose editing xml is not convenient/unerring way
for everyone.
Milo van der Linden wrote:
BrainDrain wrote:
Could someone clarify for me what benefits has SLD's which supported in
MS
irrespective of WMS?
Does some handy tools for editing SLD's extists? (desktop
sometimes access violation on mapObj construction ...
only iisreset helps
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oh they've got a package for linux too, that's great!
hm, they even included some sort of package manager.
i'll go check it out. This looks like it could be a great help - it's not
nice to have to compile all that from code.
thanks!
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 4:27 PM, Christy Nieman [EMAIL
Hello.
I was create a WMS service with previous version (5.0.2) for Raster data,
and I can conect with the service via ArcGIS.
Now I install a new version of MS4W (with Mapserver 5.2) and I try to deserv
the WMS in this server, but I found a problem with ArcGIS client (and the
web test to)
With
In my experiences with Fedora, they tend to keep the same version of
MapServer that the OS version was released with (so Fedora 9 has 5.0.2,
or something like that, by default). As I want to use the latest
version, I build it for myself. I bet that distributions tend to stay
with what they
Hello.
I'm creating a WMs service with Mapserver V.5.2. And I fonud
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Cool, looks great! I published the resource on the website too.
Steve
On 10/9/2008 at 11:46 PM, in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Eduin Carrillo
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Hi,
I just released the mapserver.lang file to highlight mapfiles syntax
in
gedit, the text editor of Ubuntu. I would like
(shameless plug)
If you're looking for something that's more setup out of the box than
OpenLayers then I invite you to try GeoMOOSE.
We even have a mailing list (as advertised on our website
http://www.geomoose.org/moose )
-Duck
- Original Message
From: Steve Lime [EMAIL
Problem resolved! We checked the directories where the map images
should have been, but nothing there. There were a few things we
checked, including paths to the directories. One important thing found,
the log file showed an error referring to a bad WFS request. We have no
WFS requests in the
Can you execute the same SQL statement in the SQL Sever 2008 Management Studio?
Could you post a sample code to reproduce the problem?
Best regards,
Tamas
2008/10/10 BrainDrain [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
With new (from ms4w 2.3) plugin:
mapserv.exe draws map but in mapscript c#:
Access violation
Usability is also an issue with the mapfile for which no easy clients
have been developed either. But I feel editing SLD with for instance
Eclipse (Set syntax highlighting to xml) is more easy and user friendly
already.
I have heard rumors from the FOSS4G that SLD editting software is being
I have a map where I pass in the information about a point via the URL. I am
using mapserver version 5.2 on a Windows Server 2000. In some cases the
point just does not appear. For example, the map extents of
-78.9043321338311+35.0222546417047+-78.8914558661689+35.0367113582953 will
not show a
can't it comes from the offset of 10 pixels you're applying on the point
symbol ?
regards,
guillaume
Chip Taylor a écrit :
I have a map where I pass in the information about a point via the URL. I am
using mapserver version 5.2 on a Windows Server 2000. In some cases the
point just does not
Hi All,
So, as of r7923 MapServer can now render some super thin lines using
the subpixel rendering of AGG. The change allows you to enter values
for the WIDTH parameter as doubles/fractions which can give the result
I've been looking for.
I think is really cool, and if anyone is
Thank you.
--
Eduin
- Mensaje original
De: Steve Lime [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para: mapserver-users@lists.osgeo.org; Eduin Carrillo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado: viernes, 10 de octubre, 2008 11:00:08
Asunto: Re: [mapserver-users] gedit (Ubuntu text editor) syntax highlighting
Cool, looks
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