Re: [Geoserver-users] Error creating the INSPIRE hy-p:Watercourse FeatureType with the app-schema plugin.

Hi, had a quick look and your default geometry mapping looks correct to me. I think the issue here may be indeed that the geometry attribute is defined on the abstract type (SurfacWaterType). If you don't get any other feedback I would suggests that you go ahead and open a JIRA bug ticket. Best

Re: [Geoserver-users] Hazelcast cluster extension

Hello Jan, That's weird. Could it be a network issue? What about your hazelcast.xml file, did you leave that as it is? Some networks don't support multicast. You could try specifying the ip addresses if they are fixed. However, if the problem is with multicast normally your nodes would

Re: [Geoserver-users] Heatmap rendering with fixed BBOX

Hi Chris, One approach is to render the heatmap at a suitable resolution and then save the result as a format that GeoServer can render (such as GeoTiff).  That GeoTiff can be registered as a new layer, and you can serve up that layer.  Users/clients would be able to zoom around that layer

[Geoserver-users] Error creating the INSPIRE hy-p:Watercourse FeatureType with the app-schema plugin.

Hi, I am using GeoServer 2.17 & App-Schema plugin to publish INSPIRE complex stores. My new layer has to implement the "hy-p:Watercourse" FeatureType of the http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/schemas/hy-p/4.0/HydroPhysicalWaters.xsd scheme, but trying to create the store I get an error about the

[Geoserver-users] Hazelcast cluster extension

Hi list, We're using the Hazelcast cluster and JDBCStore community modules to setup a GeoServer cluster of multiple nodes. Everything goes well and the cluster shares catalog events nicely. However, when we try to perform POST request through the UI (i.e. posting Wicket forms) we get the

Re: [Geoserver-users] Heatmap rendering with fixed BBOX

Christian, depending on your data source you could define a sql query with a fixed bbox. -- Sent from: http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/GeoServer-User-f3786390.html ___ Geoserver-users mailing list Please make sure you read the following two

Re: [Geoserver-users] Heatmap rendering with fixed BBOX

The best plan is to import your data into QGIS and use the heat map plugin there to produce a new raster layer, then import that into GeoServer. Ian On Tue, 19 May 2020 at 14:15, Christian Mayer wrote: > Hi list, > > does anyone know if there is a possibility to render a heatmap for a > fixed

[Geoserver-users] Heatmap rendering with fixed BBOX

Hi list, does anyone know if there is a possibility to render a heatmap for a fixed BBOX of the underlying dataset? To be more concrete: I have a set of point geometries for which I want to have heatmap and expose this as WMS. I want to ensure that the heatmap is rendered based on the points