Dear all,
I'm currently trying to follow the MapServer tutorials
http://mapserver.org/tutorial/example1-1.html#example1-1 by Pericles S.
Nacionales, I have successful downloaded and installed both the tutorial
data and MS4W http://maptools.org/ms4w/ distribution but when I try the
URL in the
Hi Graham,
The map parameter is always an absolute path to the mapfile. Not a relative or
a web path (alias) neither. Currently, you are using a Unix system path. You
should use the proper Windows path in the URL:
http://...?map=C:\ms4w\apps\tutorial\mapfiles\a_mapfile.mapotherOption=...
Alan
I am Sunthararajah
I am developing WebGIS APPLICATION MapServer ,phpmapscript and
Postgresql/postgis
I am unable get feature information of feature. Any body provide working sample
for me please-getFeatureinfoURL in phpmapscript
I want to submit this project to complete my M.Sc please help
Hi,
We are working on displaying the TIGER Data using MapServer.
This is our first time with MapServer, and we would appreciate your
help in the following areas:
1. We could run the Itasca Demo Application. However, we could not
integrate our shapefiles with the sample Mapfile. We have read the
Monali Lodha wrote:
Hi,
We are working on displaying the TIGER Data using MapServer.
This is our first time with MapServer, and we would appreciate your
help in the following areas:
1. We could run the Itasca Demo Application. However, we could not
integrate our shapefiles with the sample
Hi,
Could anyone tell me if it is possible to compile the mapserver (current
version) to support the tclmapscript?
The support for this interface is stoped? The last version supported (in
source tree mapscript/tc/README) is mapserver 3.5!
I need to use the mapserver interface+postgres/postgis
A few questions for you.
Regarding #1
Were all of your shapes in the same projection as the Itasca demo? If not,
their coordinates may have been far outside of the extents of the map.
Regarding #2
Do you have 300 shapefiles, meaning you have 300 layers you wish to display?
If so, you might
Thanks Stephen and Dan!
@Stephen
The recent Tiger Shapefiles come with .prj files and do have a
projection. Could there be a different issue then?
@Dan
Regarding #1
Were all of your shapes in the same projection as the Itasca demo? If not,
their coordinates may have been far outside of the
Is the projection of the TIGER files and the output projection of the Itasca
Demo the same? I am guessing that Itasca uses UTM Zone 15N (EPSG 26915) and
that the TIGER data might be in a geographic spatial reference system (EPSG
3624?).
If this is the case, you will need to define the input
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
Monali Lodha wrote:
Thanks Stephen and Dan!
@Stephen
The recent Tiger Shapefiles come with .prj files and do have a
projection. Could there be a different issue then?
Mapserver does NOT look at the *.prj file. You have to do that yourself
and set the PROJECTION ... END blocks appropriately
Dear All,
I'm trying to use uDig in connection with MapServer's WFS capability. I
have set up a .map file that contains all the information needed for a WFS
according to the instructions in the MapServer user guide
http://mapserver.org/ogc/wfs_server.html and can get the XML in response
to a
Hi,
I have found that a uDig/Mapserver combination is especially picky on data
that has no clear extent. Try explicitely mentioning the extent, by
including
ows_extent xmin ymin xmax ymax
or
wfs_extent xmin ymin xmax ymax
in the METADATA section of each LAYER definition
Hope this helps,
--
Graham,
After verification, it seems that apache is able to handle path like
/ms4w/dir1 without the C:/. It is supposed to assume that the hard drive
asked is the same that the web server is running.
Alan
On November 3, 2009 07:04:54 am Alan Boudreault wrote:
Hi Graham,
The map parameter
Thanks Steve...
Trying execute a query point like that:
Hi,
Look for the visibility of your querylayer and decide what to do
map.events.register('click', map, function (e)
{
var flag=map.getLayersBy(name, querylayer)[0].visibility;
if(flag)
{
var url = http://localhost/cgi-bin/mapserv.exe;
+ ?map=map/file/directory.map
Arnd Wippermann wrote:
Hi,
Look for the visibility of your querylayer and decide what to do
map.events.register('click', map, function (e)
{
var flag=map.getLayersBy(name, querylayer)[0].visibility;
if(flag)
{
var url = http://localhost/cgi-bin/mapserv.exe;
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
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