Hi there,
is it possible to monitor Geoserver status to detect unexpected shutdown as
soon as possible? For this purpose, is it adequate to just supervise tomcat,
not especially geoserver?
I found this link:
Emmanuel, you can use this
PolygonSymbolizer
FillCssParameter name=fill#00/CssParameter/Fill
StrokeCssParameter name=stroke#6E6E6E/CssParameter
CssParameter name=stroke-width1/CssParameter/Stroke
/PolygonSymbolizer
Gabriele,
I guess you are looking for a watchdog [1] that checks the (tomcat) service
and restarts it if any unexpected shutdown has happened. That acts
independently from the different webapps within the container and the (ows)
plugins for geoserver in specific.
Cheers,
Frank
[1]
Hi Frank,
that sounds like an item, that I am looking for. Does a watchdog pointing on
tomcat also take notice of a geoserver problem?
If yes, then everything is fine, because my provider already implemented a
server feature that watches tomcat.
If no, what will be an effecient way to extend
On 27/03/12 14:56, Gabriele Seitz wrote:
is it possible to monitor Geoserver status to detect unexpected shutdown as
soon as possible? For this purpose, is it adequate to just supervise tomcat,
not especially geoserver?
Monitoring tomcat is insufficient. We use Nagios:
I agree, we use Nagios in our infrastructure as well, but in this context I
seems to me that the server is hosted by an external provider and I guess
its a bit overkill to install Nagios only for the simple propose to
watching and alerting. The script itself has the advantage to restart the
GeoServer will happily continue returning exception documents when it
has lost its database connection, for example. Tomcat will be happy, the
user not so happy.
Remote monitoring will detect a fully hung server. A monitoring script
on the server will also hang if the server is hung, so you'll
We have found some problems with the way the GeoTools encoder handles
restrictions. I think Rini just submitted a patch for the order of
properties defined using a restriction, but I don't think I have ever
tried this with an attribute. Rini?
How are you specifying the value? As a literal?
If you only map the client property and no values for the element, it will be
skipped if minOccurs = 0 for the element.
This was a requirement to skip empty tags with no values (except when
xlink:href is also specified).
However, since Alessandro mentioned that he mapped almost everything, this
Hi,
thanks for answering.
I'll provide my provider with the nagios proposal and the shell script .
Hopefully, he knows more about it than I do.
I expect a 99% availability of geoserver on a production system. I wish to
guard it against unexpected geoserver shutdown. I is connected to a POSTGIS
Hi all,
I'm trying to create sql view from two postgis tables where first has
geometry and second has not, but final layer has no geometry and no srid.
I don't know, if I make mistake during create postgis table from shp,
because I leave srid as -1. But this table looks normal in geoserver and
I have tried create another view, only from one table and after this: select
* from table and refreshing attributes I have not column geog in list which
is in the source. So I'm confused now, should I define something in select?
Thanks,
Dan
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Ok, so if I understand well. If I use during transform shp to postgis load
into geography column it will generate this problem? But problem is, that
without this I can't create database, it writes that Failed in pgui_exec():
ERROR: relation geometry_columns does not exist. But I suppose, that
My understanding is Geoserver has support for Geometry columns but not
Geography columns. For more info on the distinction, see:
http://postgis.refractions.net/docs/ch04.html#PostGIS_GeographyVSGeometry
Best,
Steve
Stephen Mather
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Manager
(216) 635-3243
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 4:01 PM, Stephen V. Mather
s...@clevelandmetroparks.com wrote:
My understanding is Geoserver has support for Geometry columns but not
Geography columns. For more info on the distinction, see:
http://postgis.refractions.net/docs/ch04.html#PostGIS_GeographyVSGeometry
Yeah, but into geometry column I can't import because of error I wrote before
and it's mystery for me, why :(
Thanks for link, I'll write it ;)
Dan
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So, you could construct a functional view if you had access on the database
side?
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Manager
(216) 635-3243
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Hi All,
With ImagePyramid, any recommended max tile size? 2048x2048
is the example commonly used in the gdal_retile examples for data prep. Can
I deviate significantly larger than that?
Thanks,
Best,
Steve
Gabriel,
Thank you for your reply. I tried to modify geowebcache.xml, and geoserver
would not start at all. I also tried to copy the file
geowebcache-wms-context.xml. Geoserver started, but would not work with
regular wms clients.
Mark
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