It looks like this error occurs when several different fields (list,
kill_thread, kill_all, or minX) have been looked for in the form, and
all of them are null.
https://github.com/GeoWebCache/geowebcache/blob/master/geowebcache/rest/src/main/java/org/geowebcache/rest/seed/SeedFormRestlet.java#L155
Hi Aaron,
GPS is not incompatible with commercial use. I am not a lawyer, but as I
understand it with GeoServer licensed under GPL, this means that if you make
modifications to GeoServer _and_ give that modified GeoServer to someone else,
then you need to provide your modified source code unde
Hi,
since the issue seems to happen in OpenLayers you might have better luck
at an answer on the OpenLayers user list
Cheers
Andrea
On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 6:40 AM, brendanm328 wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> I updated to Geoserver 2.11.0 and that did not correct the issue.
>
> Machine details are
>
>
Hi,
I can read from the documentation of vendor option "tiled=true" this:
"Meta-tiling prevents issues with duplicated labels when using a tiled client
such as OpenLayers. When meta-tiling is used, images are rendered and then
split into smaller tiles (by default in a 3x3 pattern) before being
Hi,
mind, I'm not a lawyer, but the license seems pretty clear, if you modify
GeoServer own code, or add bits to GeoServer (your own custom plugins) that
are depending on GeoServer own code, the moment you *distribute* the
result, you have to also release the code of your changes and extra plugins.
I've started a new thread, with my corrected question in it:
http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/Always-Visible-Labels-in-Polygons-td5320370.html
Thanks everyone for your help!
Aaron
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I'm currently able to zoom past the labels in my polygons.
I understand that this will happen with GWC.
It's also happening with WMS, when I set tiled=true. I'm thinking tiled
imagery, not caching, is preventing the labels from re-positioning
themselves to the center of the visible portion of th
Ciao Aaron,
I can speak for myself and GeoSolutions here.
GPL mandates that upon request from someone to whom you delivered the
binaries of something build on top of GeoServer you should make
available to him the source code.
There is no mandate to put code publicly available or to give itaway
fo
First I'm not a lawyer (or necessarily in your jurisdiction)!
Second try to avoid using the term commercial to describe software, all it
means is that money changed hands not what licence was used. Many of us
make a living selling GeoServer or selling services based on it which is
commercial. Prop
Hi,
I just noticed that GeoServer is licensed under the GNU Public License
(GPL).
I'm curious to hear from anyone who is developing or has developed a
commercial product using GeoServer as a tile server. Did you have to
release your source code for your finished product as part of the GPL
compli
Thanks.
Yes, I understand that GWC won't be possible for this.
However, it looks like tiles WMS won't work either (see my comment above).
Thanks.
Aaron
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You can not have an always visible label using the GWC (cached tiles are
rather static). Use the WMS.
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