Looks ok to me. Next questions
1) Did you specify the url of your xml config file as a connection
parameter when adding the raster data source ?
2) In your log file, are there some lines containing the String
ImageMosaicJDBC. Perhaps you can zip your log file and send it to
me directly.
The hba file is one location, also for some distributions of linux, the bundled
postgres/postgis by default does NOT listen on all network adapters/interfaces,
just localhost.
So with postgres listening on the correct adapter/interface, and then the
entries in the hba file to allow for your
Punky ha scritto:
Hi people,
I have already installed Geoserver 2.0.2 on our server with a couple of
shape files already published.
However, every morning when i try to access my preview shape files on my
client i find that the geoserver on our server has stopped and i have to
restart
Ricardo Rodríguez ha scritto:
hi thanks for answering, this gives me the error that python, it can not
be this place:
raise ServiceException, str(se.text).strip()
owslib.feature.wfs100.ServiceException: No such operation WFS 1.0.0
GetFeaturetypename=univalle:vias
Details:
You can also use nmap on the machine hosting GeoServer to see if your
network configuration permits it to connect.
nmap -p 5432 your.database.server.example.org
closed means it is likely not listening.
filtered means it is likely blocked by a firewall.
open means it is accepting TCP
Hello everybody,
I installed GeoServer (DE) 2.0.1 which came with the precompiled
binaries from the GeoNetwork OpenSource package.
I wanted to try out the use of palettes for vector data, but frankly
speaking I don't understand the tutorial from the GeoServer User Manual
On 9/16/10 5:19 AM, Till Kirchner wrote:
Hello everybody,
I installed GeoServer (DE) 2.0.1 which came with the precompiled
binaries from the GeoNetwork OpenSource package.
I wanted to try out the use of palettes for vector data, but frankly
speaking I don't understand the tutorial from
Miles tahanks a lot! You made my day!
This worked for me:
Resource name=jdbc/tajfun
auth=Container
type=javax.sql.DataSource
url=jdbc:oracle:thin:@
I believe it's at http://www.mapfish.org/svn/mapfish/print/trunk/ Part
of the mapfish project, would be great to contribute your fix back there.
best regards,
Chris
On 9/16/10 7:44 AM, Balázs Bámer wrote:
Hi All,
Where can I get the source for print module in Geoserver 2.0.2? I need
to
Hi,
I've just upgraded to 2.1beta and I'm having an issue making a WMS request
for the sf:sfdem dataset. I've been using this dataset to test an
application I'm working on and everything was working fine with Geoserver
2.0.1. However, now when I try and make a WMS request all I get are tiles
Hi,
I'm trying to style OSM and a layer with my own external graphics
shields in SVG on top.
StyledLayerDescriptor version=1.0.0
xmlns=http://www.opengis.net/sld;
xmlns:ogc=http://www.opengis.net/ogc;
xmlns:xlink=http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink;
xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
I've a layergroup with 2 layers and I'm requesting a cql_filter of
CQL_FILTER=PROJ_ID='ATLAS_MN';PROJ_ID='ATLAS_CO'
The result should be Minnesota with a bunch of small greenish squares and
colorado filled with black-outlined polygons. The actual result shows that
the PROJ_ID='ATLAS_MN' is
Within a single WMS request, labels always get rendered on top of
everything else, regardless of layer order. I am not aware of a way
to disable this behavior. You could work around it by configuring
separate layers in your OpenLayers client, or using a cascading WMS
server to overlay the two
I am interested in applying my GEOSERVER knowledge and get my hand
dirty with a project. Does anyone know of any not-for-profit, or
startup organisations that could use a somewhat basic Geoserver
fuelled web mapping component to their website?
I am currently on Vancouver Island, Canada so a group
Looks ok to me. Next questions
1) Did you specify the url of your xml config file as a connection
parameter when adding the raster data source ?
Oops, I just noticed that I didn't include that in my original post. I must
have missed that last line when I highlighted in the web page.
I
Hi Peter,
Where about on the Island are you? Drop me a note. I have a few projects in
mind for which I might be able to provide some sort of stipend.
Are you just into GeoServer, or are you game for incorporating some of the
other bits from the OpenGeo stack?
In any event we'll try to suck you
I have an Oracle table of spatial data that I want to serve as WFS using
Geoserver. The geometries are stored in an Oracle table in ESRI ST_geometry
format (ie, it comes from an ESRI SDE geodatabase).
Can I serve these data using Geoserver and just an Oracle licence? Or do I
need SDE
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