The error message says could not convert this feature collection to a JTS
Geometry.
It mans you're trying to feed a list of features to a process that only
accepts a single Geometry with no attributes
Cheers
Andrea
On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 3:12 AM, Dominik Abrahám dominikabra...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi all,
following steps i had done:
1) gdal_retile for image pyramids of my GeoTIFF
2) gdaltindex for shape file of bounding box of each pyramid step inclusive the
absolute path on file system
3) Create Table for mosaic-table and fill information of my geotiff:
CREATE TABLE mosaic_geom
(
Yes, that is what I was seeing ... for every REST call to harvest, a new db
connection was made. To know if you're seeing the same, it would probably
be better to do more than just 1 harvest ... if you were to make maybe 10
or so REST calls and verify that the number of db connections also
Hi Andre
I meant one big GeoTIFF (no use of gdal_retile) with internal compression,
tiles , overviews and the CRS. This setup works pretty well for my
customers. At the end of the day, you have only one geotiff file and
GeoServer works very good with a geotiff file (my experience).
Maybe I can
Hi
I found this thread:
http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/SpatiaLite-extension-in-Windows-2008-R2-64-bit-tt5162642.html#a5163114
We were trying teh same thing:
geoserver windows 64bit windows 7 + sqlite extension.
with similar observation: only JNDI datastore version seems to be available.