[postgis-users] geoext tutorial - wfs-t editor: save strategy not working.

2011-01-26 Thread Robert Buckley
Hi,

after considerable testing, I have found that I am able to move and edit 
points, 
but I cannot create new points using the wfs-t editor tutorial.

I can however user QGIS to create, edit and move all features.

what does this tell me?... I´ve no idea...but it´s not working over a browser!

Anyone got any ideas?

yours,

Robert

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[postgis-users] Strange behavior with a polygon and line that claim to intersect ....

2011-01-26 Thread Bryan Montgomery
Thanks Nicklas,
I suspected something like that - but our custom viewer doesn't show
the polygon that way  I'll try udig and failing that QGIS and see
if we can clean up the polygon.

Bryan.


>Well, I looked at it in QGIS and the line seems to cross the border of
>the polygon. I have attached the part of the polygon where it crosses,
>with the line in violet and the intersecting part in green.

>
>/Nicklas
>
>On Tue, 2011-01-25 at 15:00 -0500, Bryan Montgomery wrote:
>>* Hello,
*>>* Is there a way to debug a problem I have with a polygon and line? I
*>*> was running a query that used st_intersects and st_intersection to get
*>*> the length of lines that are within the polygon. I was spot checking
*>*> some of the data and came up with a particularly strange example.
*>*>
*>*> Visually, the polygon looks as it should, the line clearly appears to
*>*> be completely contained within the polygon however st_crosses returns
*>*> true and intersection returns a subset of the line. I've tried this on
*>*> postgis version 1.3 and 1.4 and both behave the same. I'm inclined to
*>*> believe there is a stray point but given the polygon 2,700+ points I'm
*>*> not sure how I find it! I suppose it's possible that there is a bug -
*>*> or maybe I'm just completely missing something.
*>*>
*>*> I tried finding the closest point on the polygon to the line - but
*>*> when I tried to find a way to do this it seemed that the suggestions
*>*> were for finding the closest point when the other point was outside
*>>* the polygon?
*>>*
*>>* Appreciate any help,
>>**
*>>* Thanks - Bryan.
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Re: [postgis-users] How to remotely edit a postgis db over a webclient?

2011-01-26 Thread Nicolas Ribot
> Hi,
>
> I´m interested!
>
> Here is my setup at the moment.
>
> Server: Ubuntu 8.04
>
> Mapserver: Geoserver - at the moment i´m using geoserver from the
> opengeosuite.
>
> Spatial db: Postgresql 8.3 with postgis - I did a separate installation to
> get this working ( Ths OpenGeoSuite´s installation of postgis isn´t
> supported for ubuntu 8.04)
>
> Do you have a test app?
>

Yes I do.
I contact you off list to give you details.

Nicolas
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Re: [postgis-users] How to remotely edit a postgis db over a webclient?

2011-01-26 Thread Maria Arias de Reyna
El Wednesday 26 January 2011, Robert Buckley escribió:
> Hi,
> 
> I´m interested!
> 
> Here is my setup at the moment.
> 
> Server: Ubuntu 8.04
> 
> Mapserver: Geoserver - at the moment i´m using geoserver from the
> opengeosuite.
> 
> Spatial db: Postgresql 8.3 with postgis - I did a separate installation to
> get this working ( Ths OpenGeoSuite´s installation of postgis isn´t
> supported for ubuntu 8.04)
> 
> Do you have a test app?
> 
> yours,
> 
> Robert


Please, can you stop creating new threads instead of replying the already 
created thread?

Thanks :)

And good luck with your project!

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[postgis-users] How to remotely edit a postgis db over a webclient?

2011-01-26 Thread Robert Buckley
Hi,

I´m interested!

Here is my setup at the moment.

Server: Ubuntu 8.04

Mapserver: Geoserver - at the moment i´m using geoserver from the opengeosuite.

Spatial db: Postgresql 8.3 with postgis - I did a separate installation to get 
this working ( Ths OpenGeoSuite´s installation of postgis isn´t supported for 
ubuntu 8.04)

Do you have a test app?

yours,

Robert

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Re: [postgis-users] How to remotely edit a postgis db over a webclient?

2011-01-26 Thread Nicolas Ribot
On 26 January 2011 11:19, Robert Buckley  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to offer partners from my organization the ability to edit my
> data.
>
> 1 possibilty is that I could just instruct them to download the desktop
> applications so that this would be possible, but then they would need
> training etc to be able to use it. Some do not even have the permissions to
> install in there organization.
>
> I was actually looking for an opensource web client that could offer editing
> of postgis through a browser. I have been developing with Openlayer/Geoext
> but find that for editing purposes it is very complicated and time
> consuming. I was wondering if there were any out of the box solutions
> available.
>
> GeoMajas looks interesting. I have never worked with maven though. I was
> hoping for something lighter.
>

Hi,
Well, we do have a "lighter" solution ;)

On client side, it is based on a Java applet able to display Mapserver
data AND vector data to edit.
On server side, it is base on a Java Application (war) using Geotools.
A configuration file (lively editable) declares the geoserver layers
to edit (so a postgis layer, for instance) and (very) simple object
representation (line, filling, symbols).

Vector objects can be edited, with snapping options. Some client tools
allow to perform more complex editing operation:
polygon fusion, intersection, difference, hole completion, hole creation, etc.

To deploy the solution:
1°) On the server: a servlet container (jetty, tomcat...) where the war is put
2°) Configuration to declare the layer(s) to edit
3°) On the client side: a webpage declaring the edition applet and
biding it to the server

If you're interested, please let me know.
Nicolas
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[postgis-users] How to remotely edit a postgis db over a webclient?

2011-01-26 Thread Robert Buckley
Hi,

I am trying to offer partners from my organization the ability to edit my data.

1 possibilty is that I could just instruct them to download the desktop 
applications so that this would be possible, but then they would need training 
etc to be able to use it. Some do not even have the permissions to install in 
there organization.

I was actually looking for an opensource web client that could offer editing of 
postgis through a browser. I have been developing with Openlayer/Geoext but 
find 
that for editing purposes it is very complicated and time consuming. I was 
wondering if there were any out of the box solutions available.

GeoMajas looks interesting. I have never worked with maven though. I was hoping 
for something lighter.

yours,

Robert

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Re: [postgis-users] How to remotely edit a postgis db over a webclient?

2011-01-26 Thread Ben Madin
Robert,

On 26/01/2011, at 7:01 PM, Robert Buckley wrote:

> Slight variation of the first question, but still very relevant.If I have 
> non-gis users who want to edit the data, are there any examples of webclients 
> that could also do simplified editing?..

Do you mean just edit tables of attributes? You could use pgAdmin to do this.

cheers

Ben

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[postgis-users] r tree bulk loading algorithm

2011-01-26 Thread Daniar Achakeyev

 Hi,

I am new to postgis. I am interesting in bulk loading R-Trees. What kind 
of approaches uses postgis for bulk loading: sort based or sort tile 
recursive (STR)?


Thanks,

Daniar Achakeyev

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Re: [postgis-users] How to remotely edit a postgis db?

2011-01-26 Thread Maria Arias de Reyna
El Wednesday 26 January 2011, Robert Buckley escribió:
> Hi,
> 
> with Quantum GIS v1.6.0 I just managed to connect and edit!!!
> I don´t believe i because I was trying all last night and it wasn´t
> working? ok...so it works! great!
> 
> As a newbie then, I have a questions?
> 
> How do I define different users to different tables in a database?...I was
> thinking of creating various databases for different users. Could I then
> define different user accounts/roles to the databases to ensure that only
> correct person is able to edit his/her database?...for example I have a
> region with 10 counties. If I create 10 databases for each county, I could
> then assign 10 users (county_1, county_2 ...county_10) to database_1,
> Database_2...Database_10 etc so that the user "County_2" can only edit the
> database "County_2".
> 
> does that make sense? Is it feasable/doable?

If you can think of it, you can do it ;)

PostGIS is only an extension of PostgreSQL. You might want to check how roles 
and users work on PostgreSQL: 
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.4/static/user-manag.html

Anyway, try not to create a new thread every time you have a new question of 
the same topic. It makes it difficult to follow.

> 
> yours,
> 
> Robert


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Re: [postgis-users] How to remotely edit a postgis db over a webclient?

2011-01-26 Thread Randall, Eric
Robert,
 
Might have a look at Geomajas:
 
http://www.geomajas.org/
 
-Eric
 

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Hi,

Slight variation of the first question, but still very relevant.If I have 
non-gis users who want to edit the data, are there any examples of webclients 
that could also do simplified editing?..

Yours,

Robert




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[postgis-users] How to remotely edit a postgis db over a webclient?

2011-01-26 Thread Robert Buckley
Hi,

Slight variation of the first question, but still very relevant.If I have 
non-gis users who want to edit the data, are there any examples of webclients 
that could also do simplified editing?..

Yours,

Robert

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