Thanks Juan and Stefan! Your suggestions are very helpful!
It was GeoServer that run slowly. And an exisitng application also run slowly
after the installation of GeoServer.
I found an error in the log: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen. So I
configured Tomcat with these:
-Xmx1400m
-XX:Per
It's currently not possible to do this through only the REST API. You could
use an alternative system (such as FTP) to put your coverages on the server
in the folder you like and then use the same type of request as in your
two-step process to configure it. Otherwise, some of GeoServer's code
woul
Hi,
we are running many applications with java virtual machines, tomcat and others.
Perhaps your heap space is not big enough so the virtual machine has to do much
garbage collection, which is enormous time consuming if it is small enough. In
some applications we had factor 20 up to 100 higher
Hi,
Some comments below
On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 8:36 AM, Meichun Li wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I installed GeoServer 2.2.2 web archive in Tomcat 6 using JDK 1.6.0_22 on
> my test server, but tomcat run too slow after the installation.
>
Is Tomcat running slow, or is GeoServer? What are the GeoServer run
Hi,
I installed GeoServer 2.2.2 web archive in Tomcat 6 using JDK 1.6.0_22 on my
test server, but tomcat run too slow after the installation.
It worked fine while I installed it in my development local machine, just that
Tomcat version is 5.5. The installation was straitforward and I could j
Hi,
Page http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/geowebcache/using.html is giving
a list when GWC would be used:
"if all of the following criteria are followed:
WMS Direct integration is enabled (you can set this on the Caching defaults
page)
tiled=true is included in the request
Christian,
Thank you for your pointers. As an aside, the semicolon (e.g. EPSG;4326) was a
typo on my part and does not actually show up in code, etc.
So I've been doing some further experimentation and I guess I'm not seeing some
expected behavior. I understand the rationale for the "Seed/Tru
Christian,
Thank you for your pointers. As an aside, the semicolon (e.g. EPSG;4326)
was a typo on my part and does not actually show up in code, etc.
So I’ve been doing some further experimentation and I guess I’m not seeing
some expected behavior. I understand the rationale for the “Seed/Trunc
Anyone can help?
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Hi guys,
we run quite a big Geoserver and recently have been struggling with a
problem: now and then we get "java.lang.NullPointerException" thrown at us
for no reason and the only thing that helps is restarting geoserver. I've
asked for geoserver logs from our hosting and what I see is:
ERROR [wms
Morning Mauro,
it worked as you suggested. Appreciate. I added a second point and now the
"prog" attribute is not displayed over the arrow (linestring). Second
question is that now it is really slow. With this mixed points styling it
is really unusable, navigate/zooming takes 10-20 seconds the lay
Hi Antonio,
I think you should specify the geometry to use not only on LineSymbolizer
and PointSymbolizer, but also on TextSymbolizer(s), to let GeoServer know
where to put the label, which geometry to use as a center point.
Thanks.
2013/1/14 Antonio Parrotta
> Hi,
>
> I have a layer with a li
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