Hi,
I have practically no experience on SLD but I believe that one label at
the centre is actually the default. Have a try with the example styles
of the SLD cookbook at
http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/styling/sld-cookbook/polygons.h
tml#polygon-with-default-label
If your client is aski
Hi Marco!
I know from a previous discussion in another list that you need what in
Geoserver is called a "WMS Cascading to reproject a WMS from another WMS
server".
It seems to me it's feasible [1].
It's a feature recently added in Geoserver 2.1beta.
[1] http://geoserver.org/display/GEOS/GSIP+47+
Hi Kuba,
please read below.
On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 7:33 PM, Jakub Rojek wrote:
> hi dear list users,
>
> I have two issues with GDAL formats Support.
> I am using MacBook(64bits, probably I do not have to mention that) and I
> have installed GDAL native libraries(base with out EWC support) for
Take a look at centroid function
http://docs.geoserver.org/2.0.x/en/user/filter/function_reference.html
"Returns the centroid of the geometry. Can be often used as a label
point for polygons, though there is no guarantee it will actually lie
inside the geometry"
NAME
#66
So far i am only able to publish the tables with user that is owner of the
schema. With different users it is no go. Any ideas how to fix this?
regards
Primoz
2010/9/29 Ivan Price
> i can also confirm that we can do this with users with only create session
> and select on the target table privl
We're running an older version of GeoServer , version 1.7.1 I believe, and it
appears to communicate internally with the GeoWebCache plug-in over port 80. On
our production system port 80 is unavailable - only comm. over secured ports is
allowed, e.g. port 443. I read a post on the internet that
Hi,
If is has something to do with finding the primary key then it might be handled
trough the geoserver_metadata table system. It has been discussed on this
mailing list couple of times not so long time ago, try to find the thread. I
was one of the writers.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
-Alkuperäine
Yes, 2.0.1 internalizes the communication, so it happens in Java
without network access.
However, to me it seems like you should just allow HTTP communication on
127.0.0.1, and not on the public interface. Anyone that can sniff
packets on the loopback interface already has superuser privilege
I plan on using WFS to store dynamic Geo features on a map through GeoServer.
For example, fires, unexploded ordinance, etc. It appears that one first
defines the format of the data to GeoServer via an xml schema and can then
create/retrieve/update/delete the data. Is that all a standard WFS
im
Thanks for the reply Arne. We're actually going to move to the latest stable
version anyway however I do have another question about what you suggest. I
already have a filter that does allow comm. over port 80 from localhost but
internally GeoServer must not be using localhost, it appears to sim
It should only use localhost:8080, so maybe you have an error in your
hosts file.
You can override it with GEOSERVER_WMS_URL (only applies to ancient
versions of GeoServer).
http://geoserver.org/display/GEOSDOC/5.+GWC+-+GeoWebCache
-Arne
On 9/30/10 1:52 PM, Ottofaro, Jack wrote:
Thanks f
Hi Jakub,
On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 12:32 PM, Jakub Rojek wrote:
> Hi Daniele Romagnoli,
>
> I read my email and I did not understood to much. I had to be tired, while
> I was writing it.
>
> I use the same GDAL drivers (64bit linux without EWC support) on two
> machines
>
> In first case it is M
WFS is a geographic data retrival system, similar to an XML database
(in that it returns XML documents
that have a fixed structure, defined by a schema).
I guess your question is similar to "is it possible to implement
business logic into a database".
I guess that with triggers and stored procedur
Check the log file (in your DATADIR under logs/geoserver.log) for a stack
trace. It should provide a better hint at what failed.
--
David Winslow
OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org/b
On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 10:06 PM, Nji, Klaus wrote:
> Running Geoserver 2.0.2 and I get the following exception in re
My first guess would be the database not being properly indexed. Ensure that
you have spatial indexes on every geometry column involved in the query.
Also when using SLD's with complex rule based styling it is also important
to index any non geometric attributes involved in a PropertyName of a
filt
Hi All,
I have rare problems with Oracle Spatial layer in Geoserver 2.0.2. I
use SLD for styling. Most queries work fine, but sometimes some zoom
levels yield a correct WMS tile image, but the content is full red. It
is NOT the pink OpenLayers tile, it exists and can be recalled in
browser. Scales
Hi Geoserver List,
This may seem like a silly question. But I have been honestly Googling for
some time now and cannot say confidently I know for sure whether Geoserver
2.0.2 can support GEOGRAPHY data types. I am using PostGis 1.5 and my
dataset has a geography column. Also can anyone tell me,
Hi,
I am fairly certain that postgis geography is only supported on trunk
(2.1).
-Justin
On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 9:35 AM, IT Intern wrote:
> Hi Geoserver List,
>
> This may seem like a silly question. But I have been honestly Googling for
> some time now and cannot say confidently I know for
I resolved the issue :)
It turns out that my understanding of how Geoserver renders fonts was quite
misguided. Geoserver uses the same fonts as your Java runtime. Anyone
having this issue needs to go to the fonts folder of their current Java
Virtual Machine, drop the .ttf file of whichever font
Andrea, this is the full exception:
http://localhost:8091/geoserver/schemas/wms/1.1.1/WMS_exception_1_1_1.dtd";>
Translator error
Translator error
0
Details:
org.vfny.geoserver.wms.WmsException: Translator error
at
org.vfny.geoserver.wms.responses.WMSCapabilitiesResponse.execut
I got it! My understanding was very misguided...I have posted about my
success and the steps I have taken here:
http://old.nabble.com/Display-labels-in-another-language-td29703100.html#a29847085
Thanks,
elshae
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Hello all,
I was wondering whether it possible to run JSP in the data/www folder
in geoserver. If so, how is this possible?
Regards,
James
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I have downloaded and installed Geoserver 2.1.0 -beta 1. Tried the following
WFS request:
http://localhost:8081/geoserver/wfs?request=getNearest&service=wfs&version=1.0.0&typename=ems:airport&PropertyName=ems:name,the_geom&POINT=-77.51761,37.02235&MAXRANGE=50&UNITS=mi
and received the following
Getting closer. I have downloaded WPF extension and I have been able to create
a sample gs:Nearest WPS request using the new WPS request builder. I was able
to get the closest feature to say
POINT(0 0).
However, I am unable to specify max range and units. Also, I need the n
closest features
Are you specifying a schema for the datastore? If you do, then you can use a
different user. If you have the scenario where you want to use one user to
connect to multiple schemas, you should set up a JNDI connection and then set
up multiple geoserver datastores (again, specifying schemas for th
Justin ... You ARE rights !!!
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
> My first guess would be the database not being properly indexed.
> Ensure that you have spatial indexes on every geometry column involved
> in the query. Also when using SLD's with complex rule based styling it
> is also important to index
Not possible. The www directly is only capable of serving static and nothing
dynamic like a jsp.
You could deploy your own webapp next to geoserver in the same container and
serve up jsps from it. Or if you need to be in the same webapp as geoserver
it would be possible to make a geoserver extensi
Thanks, Florence and Xiangtan. This has just been very useful to me.
Andrea, accessToUnderlyingConnectionAllowed is set to true in gt-jdbc
JDBCDataStoreFactory for non-JNDI connection pools. Should we recommend
it for JNDI as well, as it appears that Oracle sometimes needs it?
If so, I will add
Bino Oetomo wrote:
> Justin ... You ARE rights !!!
> Justin Deoliveira wrote:
>
> I do what you suggest and the result is :
> 1. Number of writing is still 210 times .. BUT
> 2. The rendering time is only 5,324 seconds
> 2.a First ---> 2010-10-01 09:06:23,757 DEBUG
> [org.vfny.geoserver.wms.res
List,
I have a large archive of scanned topo sheets, size around 500MB each and
200 sheets in total.
Thats around 100 GB approx.
ow, whats the best OPEN SOURCE solution to mange these images and call them
on my web application (WMS, WMS-C...)
Is it adviced to store them as geoTIFF in Geoserver?
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