Hi Mihail,
the correct answer probably depends on the way your route segments are
available. Assuming you have them as a single LineString geometry where the
end points are the first and last point of the LineString one way to show
them would be to use the startPoint and/or endPoint functions insid
Hello List,
I tried to configure jdbcconfig extension for GeoServer. It works good -
saves settings to PosgreSQL and all 3 clusters can successfully Access it.
But I notice one thing - jdbcconfig has no impact for TileCaching ( Tile
Layers) - changes on master GeoServer instance for Tile Layer
Hi Paulius,
I'm not sure to understand exactly what do you mean with impact on
TileCaching, what exactly you want to do?
GeoWebCache saves the tiles on the mass storage, if you change the layer
you have to invalidate the cache in order to regenerate the new tiles. The
jdbcconfig module has no eff
Hi Alessio,
I have 3 GeoServer clustered instances with load balancing.
After I installed jdbcconfig module I added new layer on one GeoServer
instance. I understand that with jdbcconfig module settings are stored on
PostgreSQL and sinchronized between other instances (using same data dir).
Th
On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 10:01 AM, Paulius Litvinas wrote:
> Hi Alessio,
>
> ** **
>
> I have 3 GeoServer clustered instances with load balancing.
>
> After I installed jdbcconfig module I added new layer on one GeoServer
> instance. I understand that with jdbcconfig module settings are sto
Ok. I got it. Thanks for the help
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On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at
Hi,
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/A57673_01/DOC/net/doc/NWUS233/apb.htm says that
Service Name Character Set
The listener name, service name, and Interchange names used in TNS
configuration files are limited to the following character set:
[a...z] [A...Z] [0...9] _
The first character in a servic
Hello Group!
Is there a solution to getting a collection of GeoTiffs into GeoServer
without using REST or the Import Data feature (available only in the Suite)?
Thanks, DFM
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Hi Steve,
I never saw that error but what's about the upgrade?
Can you describe the steps you did for the upgrade? (Have you cleaned the
tomcat temp and work dirs? Are other webapps deployed on that Tomcat
instance? Have you used tomcat manager?)
Can you paste the startup log? Did you see any er
Hi Rodrigo,
I had the same problem. By default the tiles are stored in the temp folder
of Tomcat, which gets flushed on a restart.
You have to set GEOWEBCACHE_CACHE_DIR to another folder.
Here's my thread with some additional info:
http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/Re-bulk-Location-of-geowebcac
http://geobatch.geo-solutions.it/
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On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 10:53 AM, Matthias Uden wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> it seems that there is a problem with rendering bold and/or italic fonts
> correctly which are *not* installed on the system but only put into the
> %GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR/styles folder.
>
> The GS loads the font and renders it. How
> * Are the username/password are the same for sde and the database? In
direct connect the guide says to use the username/password of the
geodatabase
I'd be surprised if the passwords are different. SDE just transparently
passes the credentials straight through to the database; the
username/passwo
Some updates
We managed to resolve the problem with Finnish map by adding Envelope2D to
properties file. Anyway, this didn't resolve the problem with satellite images.
We have tried following things:
* Added Envelope2D to properties file
* Tried with and without
SuggestedSPI=i
Hello everyone,
I've been away from the geoserver community for a while,
but I am back now looking to upgrade our working Geoserver
installation.
We have a working geoserver V2.0 installation, which
uses a shared JDBC database containing MD5 password hashes
for authentication - I managed to get g
Hi Anne,
I was able to replicate the issue.
I will take a look on it as soon as possible.
Best Regards,
Daniele
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Ciao David,
adding to Alessio's email.
The standard option is create a quick script using for instance CURL
(it works on both windows and linux) to submit geotiff files to
geoserver.
Some usefule links:
http://sharemymappingknowledge.blogspot.it/2013/01/uploading-coverages-to-geoserver-using.htm
It seems I have seen a lot about improved/new NetCDF support in GeoServer
change logs, release, notes, etc. lately. However, I don't seem to be able
to uncover any documentation on how to actually use NetCDF as a data source
in GeoServer.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Mik
Hello Mike,
currently the NetCDF stuff is not yet fully backported to GeoServer 2.4.x,
so basically for a while building the NetCDF stuff and using it can be done
only through some GeoServer forks around.
In any case, if you want to do some tests and start playing with it, here
https://github.co
Hi All,
Jonathan is correct. The user name is the database name so I can use it to log
in via sql developer or sqlplus.
I can connect directly via ArcGIS and via FME. The string I use in the instance
section for ArcGIS and for FME is sde:oracle11g:TESTDB.COM.AU, which is a
little different to
Chiming in late on this one.
When it comes to cluster synchronization the jdbconfig module only solves
part of the problem, and the synchronization problem pops up elsewhere,
most notably in the ResourcePool. It is not a problem for adding new
configuration objects but is a problem for updating ex
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