Jakob,
There's a Filter function to convert an angle expressed in radians into degrees
called toDegrees'. For more info about Filter functions, check
http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/filter/function_reference.html.
...
Rotation
ogc:Function name=toDegrees
Christian -
I have another question. I am setting up a Geoserver to use CAS
proxy tickets. But I also want to access the same layers in a protected
manner from OpenLayers. As far as I can see, that would require regular
CAS tickets. Can I use CAS proxy tickets and regular CAS tickets to
Hi Christian, sorry for not answering you via mailing list.
I checked out code from github and moved to the correct branch.
Until now I always tested everything together with geoserver, which makes
everything in debug mode much more heavy. So in future I want instead to use
only geotools for
To clarify, wms does return an image, but it is blank (in the failing cases).
From: Lonnie Matsuno [lonnie.mats...@valtus.com]
Sent: August 28, 2012 4:23 PM
To: geoserver-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Geoserver-users] WMS not returning raster
I'm trying
Zachary,
use Apache it's easier. In the mail below are my deployment notes. Please
ignore any personal bits:
Apache
Version 2.2.21
64-bit version does not come with mod-jk (Chris found it though).
Integrate Tomcat instead with reverse proxy.
Mod-jk is advisable if SSL is used -- otherwise
Hi,
I am running Geoserver as a windows service and it appears my JVM is
running in client mode. How do I configure Geoserver so that the JVM it
uses is in Server mode?
I tried including the following in my wrapper.conf file with no luck
wrapper.java.additional.4=-server.
I have also posted
