Hi all, the solution was very simple:
- the proxy.cgi was correct - the javascript code was also correct but I had to change the line OpenLayers.ProxyHost="/cgi-bin/proxy.cgi/?url="; in OpenLayers.ProxyHost='' "; It works quite well (a little slow if I consider to be in localhost) and the wfs layers are loaded properly. By now I'm working to add a search function that looks into the wfs layer attibutes and zoom to the search results on the map... I think I will be back very soon with new issues :) regards, alessio Open Maps ha scritto: > Hi, > > I checked again my proxy.cgi script (located in /usr/lib/cgi-bin like > the mapserv cgi) and the allowedHost looks correct. I add my proxy.cgi > script as an attachment to this post... hope this could be useful to > understand the problem. > > I read all the messages about proxy and wfs and I saw all the code > examples, but don't understand why my wfs layers are unaccessible and > generate the bad gateway. > > alessio > > > > Alessio Di Lorenzo ha scritto: >> Hi Christopher, >> >> may be you are talking about this? >> >> allowedHosts = ['www.openlayers.org', 'openlayers.org', >> 'labs.metacarta.com', 'world.freemap.in', >> 'prototype.openmnnd.org', >> 'geo.openplans.org','http://localhost'] >> >> the wfs server is in localhost (I added the localhost url to the >> script from the beginning) >> and the wms layer is served by metacarta. >> Is there something wrong in my allowedHosts? >> Perhaps I have to specify the complete wfs url? >> >> >> >> Christopher Schmidt ha scritto: >>> This means you have not correctly added the host you are connecting to >>> to the available list of proxy hosts in the proxy.cgi file. >>> >>> REgards, >>> >> >> > _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/users
