Can you tell me your mapnik version and what operating system you are
deploying with apache/mod_python?
Can you also try with the WSGI interface?
Dane
On Jul 24, 2009, at 3:57 PM, Premkumar Mani wrote:
Thanks Dane,
That kind of works. But it is not the same as rendered by the
tilecache:
This is the tile I get for the bbox through wms using
layer=__all__ : http://tinyurl.com/klddek
And this is the same tile through tilecache using layer=osm :
http://tinyurl.com/n74ybn
Can you tell me why the same osm.xml file is rendered in different
style by tilecache+mapnik and mapnik?
Thanks
On 7/24/09 3:45 PM, "Dane Springmeyer" <[email protected]> wrote:
A "Layer" in WMS equates to the actual layer in the Mapnik XML,
because WMS is designed to allow flexible requests that can combine
various lists of layers and styles to be rendered.
So normally you would pass an array of layers like:
layers: ['roads','places','etc...] along with a array of styles, in
order, to direct Mapnik to render.
But for OSM you are probably looking for a tile of everything, and
for
this we've added a shortcut inside the OGCServer with is to pass
'__all__'.
So try:
wms = new OpenLayers.Layer.WMS("Mapnik WMS","http://localhost/wms/
wms?", {layers: '__all__', format:'image/png'} );
Keep in mind that rendering OSM data on-demand is intensive due to
the
complexity of the data and styles. Putting Openlayers in 'singleTile'
mode and specifying a 'buffer' of 0 in the 'OpenLayers.Layer.WMS'
options hash can help speed up response time.
Dane
On Jul 24, 2009, at 2:21 PM, Premkumar Mani wrote:
> Hi,
> I am trying to setup mapnik ogcserver with OSM planet data at the
> backend.
> I have configured the ogcserver as mod_python. When I try to
browse
> through the site using the sample openlayer index.html, it throws
an
> error Layer ‘osm’ is not defined.
> But I have the same configuration working through tilecache.
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> There server reference in the index.html is like this...
> wms = new OpenLayers.Layer.WMS("Mapnik
WMS","http://localhost/wms/wms?
> ", {layers: 'osm', format:'image/png'} );
>
>
> My wms.py looks like this:
> import sys
> from mapnik.ogcserver.modserver import ModHandler
> sys.path.append('/var/www/wms/')
>
> handler = ModHandler('/var/www/wms/ogcserver.conf')
>
>
> My ogcserver.conf is like this:
> [server]
>
> module=mf_xml
>
> [service]
>
> title=Mapnik OGC Server
>
> abstract=YPC ARD Test GIS server.
>
> maxheight=512
> maxwidth=512
>
> allowedepsgcodes=4326,900913
>
> # onlineresource: A service level URL most likely pointing to the
> web site
> # supporting the service for example. This is NOT
> the online
> # resource pointing to the CGI.
>
> onlineresource=http://localhost
> maxage=604800
>
> # contact: Contact information. Provides information to service
> users on who
> # to contact for help on or details about the service.
>
>
>
>
> And themodule mf_xml.py looks like this:
> from mapnik.ogcserver.WMS import BaseWMSFactory
>
> class WMSFactory(BaseWMSFactory):
> def __init__(self):
> BaseWMSFactory.__init__(self)
> self.loadXML('/home/mapnik/osm.xml')
> self.finalize()
>
>
> I am using the default osm.xml as the map file.
>
> Thanks
>
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