> 2) At this point we don't need any user configurability, and with
> that in mind, what are the minimal modifications needed outside the
> community module in order to get the WPS module loading and running?
You may want to consider utilizing the new configuration stuff when you
do get to the po
I went ahead and added this profile for you as per Davids
recommendation. Enjoy :).
David Winslow wrote:
> Probably the nicest way is to use a maven profile, the way many of the
> community modules already do. Just add the dependencies you'd like to
> toggle inside of a block, like so:
>
> i
Jody Garnett wrote:
> Hi David; I could not tell what your three format options were up
> to...; in particular what is a "regionating algorithm"? Is that how
> you are trying to figure out the language?
Sorry, I guess I've been working on regionating so long I've forgotten
there are people who d
Probably the nicest way is to use a maven profile, the way many of the
community modules already do. Just add the dependencies you'd like to
toggle inside of a block, like so:
in community/pom.xml
WPS
WPS
in web/pom.xml
WPS
WPS
org.geoserver
1.7-S
Hi,
I recently checked in the WPS community module we're working on.
1) I'd like to know what the proper way would be to have the WPS
module be included selectivly when building GeoServer with Maven.
I haven't had much luck getting the WPS module to load outside of
my Eclipse development environm
What about allowing the client to limit the number of SRSs?
I'm thinking adding a parameter
1) Specifying a list of projections of interest (GeoServer would return
the intersection)
or
2) A numeric limit?
That way it can have as much cake as it can handle, and not change the
default behavior ;)
Hi David; I could not tell what your three format options were up to...;
in particular what is a "regionating algorithm"? Is that how you are
trying to figure out the language?
Here is my guess...
sld - the language used by the SLD file (you can have multiple languages
in a single SLD file...)
Paul Ramsey wrote:
> I think it's a terrible idea! Firefox is not the expected client for a
> OWS capabilities file, and by restricting the SRSs you advertise
> you're restricting the power of your server: a client cannot request
> an SRS it thinks you don't support! You have this wonderful SRS
>
Yeah, I see the point... but then how does a server that supports the
entire epsg database avoid overloading a client? I mean sure maybe the
browser is not the intended client for a WMS capabilities document but
its not absurd to think that a client will be storing the parsed
capabilities docum
I think it's a terrible idea! Firefox is not the expected client for a
OWS capabilities file, and by restricting the SRSs you advertise
you're restricting the power of your server: a client cannot request
an SRS it thinks you don't support! You have this wonderful SRS
engine behind Geoserver, that
Hi Tim;
The OGC model of open web services is in fact very heavy. Some of the
later specifications include a number so you can tell if your local
cache is any good you will actually find that GeoServer is one of
the faster WMS servers out there; Ionic servers are much much slower and
ofte
Hi Tim,
I think your suggestion makes sense. One thing we could probably do is
on startup check each layer for its SRS and only include those in the
default capabilities document. If the user wants to change it after that
they are free to do so.
It would take a bit of book keeping to manage wh
Hey-
A small exercise with my results next to each step.
1) Click:
http://sigma.openplans.org/geoserver/ows?SERVICE=WMS&REQUEST=GetCapabilities
(wait 3 seconds)
2) Save the result to your desktop, call it ows.xml.
3) Drag ows.xml into Firefox (wait 10 seconds).
Granted, the delay in step one is
Hi David,
The "protocol" part looks good, using the format_options and stuff. I
would perhaps elaborate a bit on how you intent to do the merge at the
code level. Is it going to be a subclass? Is it going to become part of
the current KMLVEctorTransformer? etc...
-Justin
David Winslow wrote:
Feedback if image is only partially rendered
Key: GEOS-1954
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOS-1954
Project: GeoServer
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: WMS
Affects Versions
So panning would make the requests multithreaded.
I saw this in your logs: 2008-05-28 14:02:11 LOG: server process (PID
3172) exited with exit code -1073741502
That's not very helpful, but it seems to be this bug:
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-bugs/2007-11/msg00138.php
Unfortunately I
Hi all,
I've been doing some work on automated regionating for KML output in a
community module. I'd like to move that code into the main KML map
producer. I've written up a GSIP at
http://geoserver.org/display/GEOS/GSIP+20+-+Automated+Regionating+in+KML+MapProducer
Of course, comments/quest
All,
It is clear that the problem is not related to TileCache and GeoWebCache.
I have removed cahcing from the picture.
As Arne suspected, there are issues with the database connection to
postgresql.
So I have added some debugging to postgresQL as suggested above.
Attached are zipped log files fr
I neglected to mention that the previously included log files were created as
follows in order to show the minimum necessary...
1) stop tomcat and postgresql
2) remove all logs files for tomcat and postgresql
3) start postgresql
4) start tomcat
5) pan and zoom until I see the bad images (it took o
Hi lists (sorry for cross posting)
I'm working on refactoring the multidimensional coverages support in
imageio-ext (and then I am willing to wrap this for geotools) and
now I need some help/advice/guidance :)
Basically we work on top of a class called "SliceDescriptor" (name is
temporary) which
See http://gridlock.openplans.org:8080/hudson/job/geoserver-trunk/179/changes
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Oops, i will remove the the ucd files... accidentally committed them.
As for MapInfo.setLayers, the method is intentionally not there. The
convention i have been following in the model is to have properties of
collections not have a setter. Instead just modifying the list returned
from the gett
Justin Deoliveira ha scritto:
> Hi Andrea,
>
> I actually had these two tests commented out in my local checkout. But
> yes, the issue is with the refreshing of the application context. Rather
> than messing with the GeoServerDataDirectory method how would you feel
> about disabling these two t
Hi Andrea,
I actually had these two tests commented out in my local checkout. But
yes, the issue is with the refreshing of the application context. Rather
than messing with the GeoServerDataDirectory method how would you feel
about disabling these two tests for now, while I look for a better wa
Hi,
I'm seeing two build failures on trunk, and Hudson sees
the same. Both have to do with GeoserverDataDirectory not
being properly configured when the application context is refreshed
in the two failing tests.
Which reminds me of the issues you had some days ago, Justin...
the build can be fixe
Hi list,
I have been briefly looking at the new config, I am reporting a few
minor issues:
>the eUML .ucd files have been committed, we should porbably get rid of them
>I have noticed that for some interfaces the set of getters is not idempotent
>to the set of setters: as an instance the MapInfo
Andrea Aime wrote:
> Arne Kepp ha scritto:
>> To me that looks like the database server disappeared.
>>
>> Is postgresql running on the same machine? Can you see whether it has
>> a log with errors?
>
> This mail thread:
> http://www.nabble.com/org.postgresql.util.PSQLException:-An-I-O-error-occur
After a discussion at May 27's GeoServer meeting, it was decided that
since REST extensions may allow access to resources beyond those exposed
in the configuration API, having a separate configuration system for
REST resource permissions is both appropriate and useful. I'll work on
making thes
I'm not familiar with eXist; however, it looks like there are a few
reasons why it wouldn't work as well as custom Restlets for our needs.
* Not all of the resources we are exposing correlate 1:1 to XML
documents in the Data directory. For example, modifying
featuretype configura
See http://gridlock.openplans.org:8080/hudson/job/geoserver-trunk/178/changes
Changes:
[groldan] GEOS-1953, updated geotools artifact names for geoserver extensions
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Key: GEOS-1953
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOS-1953
Project:
It looks a very nice feature, David.
+1 here.
Cheers.
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 11:58 PM, Justin Deoliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> +1 on adding the community module. If it turns out to be super useful
> and we want to turn it into an extension or something we can do
> somethin
Hi,
I just noticed the release/ext-*.xml files were not updated as per the
geotools artifact names change, hence they're not being included at all on
the nightlies:
./release/ext-arcsde.xml:
gt2-arcsde*.jar
./release/ext-mysql.xml:
g
See http://gridlock.openplans.org:8080/hudson/job/geoserver-trunk/177/changes
Changes:
[aaime] Fixing the build, something must have changed in the way gt2 names the
bands...
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See http://gridlock.openplans.org:8080/hudson/job/geoserver-trunk/176/changes
Changes:
[jdeolive] added new catalog and configuration classes
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Hi all,
I just committed the new configuration stuff as per discussion today in
IRC and the new configuration GSIP. As you can imagine, ripping out the
core and replacing it with a new one is a major change. So i am
expecting bugs. I have done my best to test including unit tests, cite
tests,
See http://gridlock.openplans.org:8080/hudson/job/geoserver-trunk/175/changes
Changes:
[jdeolive] removed old dispatcher
[jdeolive] added new wfs config classes, and ported WFS config to them
[jdeolive] ported to platform.ServiceException
[jdeolive] modified assertions to do numeric comparison
Arne Kepp ha scritto:
> To me that looks like the database server disappeared.
>
> Is postgresql running on the same machine? Can you see whether it has a
> log with errors?
This mail thread:
http://www.nabble.com/org.postgresql.util.PSQLException:-An-I-O-error-occured-while-sending-to-the-backe
David Winslow wrote:
Andrea Aime wrote:
David Winslow ha scritto:
Hey all, just a heads-up that I caught and fixed a typo in the main
security context. If you're using the rest module in community,
updating will cause your application to require authentication for
non-GET requests.
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