1. Reliability and that it is largely data format agnostic
2. OGR2OGR
3. Inspire, helps to get around our problem with non-ISO-conforming metadata
4. How do I get the data directory out of the 'Program Files' directory.
That was version 1.7.4 with Jetty installer.
5. NetCDF
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Laurent,
I've got the same problem with our cadastre, i.e. rural and urban
properties. My way around was to filter using the 'Local Government'
attribute. The result is a bit crude and the SLD is large, but it works
well. If you have got a similar attribute in your dataset that would be
simplest
Hi Steve,
yes. Look here:
http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/filter/function_reference.html
and here:
http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/filter/function.html
and the demos in Geoserver itself (left hand menu quite at the bottom)
Cheers
Christian
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Hello,
the answer is probably 'No', but just to make sure:
Is there any way to use the ogr2ogr integration in Geoserver to draw from
the Geoserver data sources into your own database?
I've defined the file formats available (MAP, MIF, GDB, DXF etc.), however I
have been asked whether streaming
Dario,
you will have to do this for Jetty (or any other container), because that is
where the Java process is generated.
In response to Jody: Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 is fine, I just restarted my
geoserver server after 3972 hours (yep, bugger didn't get to 4000, but what
do you do if they turn
Well Stefan, it doesn't seem so basic. I think I know what you are after.
It seems you want to have both in your geowebcache config. Layers of the
geoserver instance and layers defined in the geowebcache.xml.
I think you can have that, the key is the geowebcache-core-context.xml
The important
Hello Karsten,
this is very likely due to a corrupt xml definition file. In the style
directory there are sld and xml files.
In order to 'know' a style Geoserver needs and uses the XML file.
The XML file looks like that:
In the layer definition there is only a reference to the id
Hello,
are you sure it is connected with the restart?
We have a standard operating environment (SOE). Part of which is IE8, which
does the definition of layers nicely until it comes to saving them. At this
point you hit the submit button and Geoserver (2.4.1) does nothing or more
to the point IE.
Geowebcache would be the geowebcache.xml
http://geowebcache.org/schema/1.5.0/geowebcache.xsd
def line 70 -- xs:element name=serviceInformation
type=gwc:ServiceInformationType maxOccurs=1 minOccurs=0
details from line 1594
Cheers
Christian
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Dr Christian
No unfortunately not, all values in the F-Table are within the bounding box
and that you are using one grid for all levels, that looks all unsuspicious
to me.
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Hi Marco,
my commiseration to you as I know from my own experience how it is to have
to deal with a 'not collaborative entity...'
However, if they have a reverse proxy, so can you.
I suppose there is no problem to get to the server where Apache sits from
the outside. Also that you can access
Sorry the two locations where it points to have obviously to be the same
ProxyPass /geoserver_pWMS
http://server_where_your_geoserver_is:8080/*geoserver_pWMS*
ProxyPassReverse /geoserver_pWMS
http://server_where_your_geoserver_is:8080/*geoserver_pWMS*
Location /geoserver_pWMS
Order
Any idea? Yes Gianni,
what if geoserver is right and there is an error in the SDE.layers table,
which provides the connection to the S and F tables of this layer and
contains also the minx, miny, maxx and maxy?
That your other layers work seems to indicate that there is something
particular with
Hi Ismo,
I cannot answer the question directly as we have no database yet. However,
you will need the ArcSDE SDK for 10.1, which is not on Esris's web site
anymore. Esri distributes the SDK now via CD. So you need to call support
directly. The reason being - as I have been told by support - that
Jonathan,
dumb question: Are you sure the requests are your own requests and not sent
by somebody else who has his /her own styling without telling you? Is this
server open to the public?
Cheers
Christian
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Hello List,
why is that?
Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to obtain connection: Cannot
create JDBC driver of class 'org.postgresql.Driver' for connect URL
'jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/postgres'
at
The scratchDir you specified: C:\Windows\system32\...is unusable.
Looks rather simple; You are not allowed to create or write into this
directory.
Quick check: Please start Geoserver as an administrator. I suspect it would
work.
Please note: There is a difference in Windows7/8 of
Hi Jonathan,
please download:
http://lctest.land.vic.gov.au/cm/Geoserver233_JMoules.jmx
and fiddle the bits according to your needs. There was a login element as
well under the lop controller but I disabled that and took the values out.
Unfortunately for you, BBoxes are all Southern Hemisphere.
Hi,
if you are using Apache anyway you might as well use it to keep your
symbols.
In my case the 'geoserver_symbols' directory under the htdocs dir.
The http link has the added advantage that you can check the display of your
symbol simply with a browser. If it displays there, it will in
Sunil,
Hmmm, and what about using this class?
https://github.com/geoserver/geoserver/blob/master/src/main/src/main/java/org/vfny/geoserver/global/GeoserverDataDirectory.java
Cheers
Christian
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Xavier,
This is the thread to read first:
http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/Serving-Layers-From-Pre-Cached-ArcGIS-Tiling-Schemes-td5050654.html#a5054700
Cheers
Christian
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Hi Hartmut,
3 methods.
1. sledgehammer approach: delete or rename the layers
2. via interface: 'demo' page -- 'Seed this layer' --- 'Type of operation'
select 'Reseed - regenerate all tiles'
3. Let the user do it: expire them using the geowebcache.xml
Cheers
Christian
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Hartmut,
there is no way of a remote diagnosis without log files. Please make them
available (Best via link on a web server)
Your start-up (geoserver log) should look something like like that:
.
GS - 2013-12-09 12:15:17,317 INFO [storage.DefaultStorageFinder] -
Hi Sergey,
given that your server doesn't die of what the Japanese call karoshi, I
would look at the database and the network. However, please use first
something like Jvisualvm (in your Java bin directory) to check what the
geoserver Java process does when there are a decent number of concurrent
Hi Sergey,
something else. I was thinking myself whether I should deviate from the
default with the expiry of the soft references. Your definition is:
-XX:SoftRefLRUPolicyMSPerMB=36000
Expiring the softreferences so slowly might not improve the speed of your
server.
Please have a look here:
Hi Julia,
yes you can cascade the geoservers. Publish the layer in the first Geoserver
and then cascade. In the second Geoserver you can define a WMS (which would
be your first Geoserver) enter name of the datasource, a getCapabilities URL
to the first Geoserver, an username and password if
Hi Julia,
yes you can cascade the geoservers. Publish the layer in the first Geoserver
and then cascade. In the second Geoserver you can define a WMS (which would
be your first Geoserver) as a datastore. At the bottom of the list of all
formats (file or database) for stores there is WMS. Please
Hi,
sounds odd, very odd. I guess you have the gt-jdbc-oraclexxx.jar and the
ojdbc14.jar in the lib directories. I further assume the tables are
indexed, including a spatial index and analysed.
I would do two things first before doing anything with Geoserver. Download
QGis and try to display it
Hello list,
I've got a problem with the display of fonts. It is not a Geoserver problem,
but as I cannot change IE8 I need to solve it from the Geoserver side.
Question is: Is there any way I can spell out to IE don't pixelate the image
and the label when overlaying?
In a program (client app)
Mihail,
yes and no. If you display the entire polygon, that is correct. If you
display only parts of it Geoserver arranges the label accordingly. Have a
look at the cadastre image.
http://lctest.land.vic.gov.au/cm/label_in_Polygons.jpeg
At the bottom: The 'X-B\PP5529' parcel labels have been
Mihail,
Yes. If you display the entire polygon, that is correct. If you display only
parts of it Geoserver arranges the label or the point symbol accordingly.
Have a look at the cadastre image. Labels are strings in that case but any
XLink would be treated the same.
Pieter,
that may actually be the problem, because with an older version I found that
I got issues with an ojdbc.jar located in both (Tomcat and Geoserver)
directories albeit on the Windows platform.
Cheers
Christian
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Hi Srivani,
well yes you can 'unpublish', i.e. delete the demo layers and workspaces,
which I think is sensible for a production server.
for the second point - if I've understood you right - please look at:
Hi Andrea,
I think there would be a use case. If you tile a layer you would do it for a
number of reasons: it is frequently called, you want to speed up your server
and/or want to relieve the database server or - which would be the most
common reason - you want to provide a basemap. In that case
Chris,
there are a few things you can do using the geowebcache.xml:
in the
wmsLayer tag
usual tags such as name/title/mimeFormats/gridsets/
wmsUrlstringhttp://my_geowebcache_server//string /wmsUrl
You cannot leave the wmsURL tag out BUT ..
O.k. that is a bit harsh, I admit
but
Hi John,
just an idea which wouldn't work in windows but I would like to know what
would happen if you have the other (empty) directory as a symbolic link
pointing to the directory that has the tiles. Haven't tried that but it
should work in the Unix/Linux world.
Cheers
Christian
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John,
a truly academic question. Yes - in theory. However, the widespread use of
900913 is a result of the Cinderella treatment of Google by the spatial
fraternity and the past confusion with EPSG:3587 and EPSG:3857.
What geowebcache uses as a default is entirely up to you because in the
Hi Jens,
I think you cannot. What about a separate geowebcache instance that tiles
while your geoserver serves up the tiles. Then you can do these things on a
process level.
Cheers
Christian
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Hi Dmitriy,
I think the answer is still 'No'
http://blog.opengeo.org/2013/04/18/geoserver-in-a-clustered-configuration-part-1/
That says:
GeoServer in a clustered configuration.
Regardless of the mechanism for synchronization, changes to the data
directory and the in-memory catalog will
Hello Jim,
have you also copied the stylename.xml? This file has an ID which is
essential to reference and register the style with geoserver.
This ID turns up with the layer.xml in the workspace:
layer
nameVMADD.ADDRESS/name
idLayerInfoImpl--4c68f0d5:128cd132f0d:-7f8a/id
Hi Jim,
cave you copied the stylename.xml files with the sld files?
They look like this:
style
idStyleInfoImpl--
*2e0631ee:136997f03ca:7037**
/id
nameADDR_addresspoint_1/name
sldVersion...etc
This ID is the definition and the reference for geoserver. It turns up in
the layer.xml
Hi Stephanos,
have you under 'caching defaults' the png8 format turned on? Because out of
the box it is not, only png and jpeg are as far as I recall.
Cheers
Christian
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Department of
Stephanos,
add-on
if you talk about stand-alone GWC there is the following tag in each
wmsLayer tag of the geowebcache.xml:
mimeFormats
stringimage/jpeg/string
stringimage/png/string
stringimage/png8/string
/mimeFormats
whatever format you define in there you may use.
Cheers
Christian
Hi Ravi,
the war file is just a zip file. You can delete the config.xml and insert
your new config.xml (obviously at the same place) and distribute this war
file.
No need to recompile the entire thing.
Cheers
Christian
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Thanks Jody,
but it still could be either, because this class has both units:
static UnitLengthFOOT_SURVEY_US A unit of length equal to
1200/3937 m (standard name foot_survey_us).
and
static UnitLengthINCH A unit of length equal to 0.0254 m
(standard name in).
O.k.
Hi,
that is the SLD that works in geoserver 2.3.3. At the bottom.
But first please read what was wrong with it, as this may to help you to
help yourself next time.
The editor complained first about the VendorOption tag. Unfortunately XML
error messages in editors or geoserver are not very
Hello,
There is the international inch (25.4 mm) and the US Survey Inch (25.4000508
mm), which one is Geoserver actually internally considering an inch?
Our current scales that work correctly with the ESRI JavaScript API are
based on the US survey inch, whereas the scales that work correctly
Hi Jonathan,
Hi Jonathan,
yes, pain in the butt this, noticing suddenly -- ooops I am fiddling around
with the production server not the test server as I thought.
web-core-2.3.3.jar
directory org/geoserver/web/img
a good candidate is: page-header-bg.png, which is now pink. Another would be
Hi Jonathan,
Yes there is a brilliant tool for it and it is called Geoserver.
But, seriously:
Create a new Gridset from EPSG:27700, in which you are entering your
bounding box and the image width and height as tile width and height.
Then create level0 and voila you will see that it is a tiny
Jonathan,
I noticed I took the wrong values (i.e. the ones that worked). The other
values end up with exactly the same scale: 1 : 40,000.022
So from the point of view of Geoserver, both are identical and both are
slightly above. However, the principle of how you can use the 'create
Hello Jukka,
strange , hmmm the layer is accessed using the ArcSDE adapter (9.3 on
Oracle). This may be the reason for that, I will extract to shape file and
have a fresh look comparing both.
Cheers
christian
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Hello Georg,
Resource must be part of a store
Your layers consist of two definition files layer.xml and feature.xml
in your DATA_DIR is a directory workspaces under which the workspaces are as
directories. The next level down contains the datastores as directories (no
idea how many you have)
Hello,
with the update from 2.1.3 to 2.3.3 the WFS behaviour has changed suddenly
The following request
Hello Rüdiger,
very easy: Admin login --- Global -- 4th input field is: 'Proxy Base URL'.
Enter your proxy sever and you're done.
It kills your 'Layer Preview' though as the proxy doesn't know about
Openlayers.
Cheers
Christian
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Hi Christian,
as Phil, I think the issue is less one of technology. Firstly, what Phil
said implicitly: If the speed is that important tile the layer and access
the tiles not the database. This eases speed problems that may come with a
complicated styling, too. However, prefabricated tiles or
Hello Sudheer,
this is odd as I cannot reproduce this in my layergroups. The conflict
resolution within a layer works well, however, the conflict resolution
between the layers does not or I have the feeling it doesn't exist.
Cheers
Christian
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Dr
Hello Pedro,
not unfortunately not to my knowledge. You need to do it like this:
ogc:Filter
ogc:Or
ogc:PropertyIsEqualTo
ogc:PropertyNameID/ogc:PropertyName
ogc:Literal1/ogc:Literal
Sonya,
please set your instance name. esri_sde is the default - I think. Ask your
DB-Admin.
Other possibility is to define it in the windows services file
(...system32/drivers/etc)
The line looks like that:
esri_sde 5151/tcp #Corporate spatial desk
database
Hello Dmitriy,
can you send a bit more of your error message and the install, because I
cannot reproduce this error, regardless whether I go in as administrator or
not.
Cheers
Christian
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Hello list,
updating our geoserver instance from 2.1.3 to 2.3 I found that the preview
stopped working. Looking at the reasons I found the issue GEOS-4930, a bug
fix. However, I don't think it is actually a problem that has been fixed,
but rather created. The bug that was fixed was that
Hallo Manuel,
Der WFS service ist Teil des normalen Geoserver. Ein Tutorial für WFS-T
findest Du hier:
http://www.gistutor.com/openlayers/22-advanced-openlayers-tutorials/47-openlayers-wfs-t-using-a-geoserver-hosted-postgis-layer.html
Betreffs tuning gibt es eine gute Präsentation von Simone -
Hi Jonathan,
https://wiki.jasig.org/display/CASUM/Home
Cheers
Christian
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Level13, Marland House, 570 Bourke Street
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PO Box 500, East
Hello Dominique,
something that puzzled me as well. The standard (OGC 06-121rc) to which the
WPS standard refers to says:
http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/file/n5045680/OGC06121r3_Tab21.jpg
and examples are found in the text:
Two examples of XML encoded bounding boxes are:
?xml version=1.0
Jonathan,
I don't know what log4J does as a default but the definition of a max
rollover file-size makes sense.
in your case:
log4j.appender.geoserverlogfile=org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppender
log4j.appender.geoserverlogfile.MaxBackupIndex=3
Simone,
I am a little bit further now. The ecws that didn't work were actually a
layergroup of 11 images.
These images were in EPSG:28355 and reprojected to EPSG:990913.
I have done a test (4 threads/ 17 images) to tile one image which went
fine. Speed was 163 minutes or 17.2 tiles per
Hello,
Geoserver is 2.25
Apache 2.2.21
Tomcat 7.0.27
GDAL 1.9.2
ECW SDK 4.3
Visual C++ 2010 redistributables.
Windows2008R2 virtual machine with 32GB RAM.
When cutting tiles the Java Vm disappears without a trace after happily
working between 4 - 15 minutes.
There is nothing suspicious in the
Hello,
Geoserver is 2.25
Apache 2.2.21
Tomcat 7.0.27
GDAL 1.9.2
ECW SDK 4.3
Visual C++ 2010 redistributables.
Windows2008R2 virtual machine with 32GB RAM.
When cutting tiles the Java Vm disappears without a trace after happily
working between 4 - 15 minutes.
There is nothing suspicious in the
Wayne,
you're right, unlike the GET request the POST request has no such
restriction.
Cheers
Christian
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Department of Sustainability and Environment
Level13, Marland House, 570 Bourke Street
Rob,
... changing JAVA_HOME variable to both directories .
I haven't tried this but something like
JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files\Java\jre6;C:\Program Files\Java\jre7
will certainly not work. It is either or.
Many of the classes have the same name and what gets loaded at run-time from
which
Jonathan,
what do people do?
That.
echo off
set currdate=geoserver_data2.1.3_%Date:~10,4%%Date:~7,2%%Date:~4,2%
mkdir c:\data_repository\%currdate%
xcopy /E /V c:\geoserver_data2.1.3\* c:\data_repository\%currdate%\
scheduled task runs every Sunday 17:00 and every three months I clean out
Jonathan,
helps if you read the entire Email. Me in that case...
This above mentioned data directory has only database connections.
The file-based data are only few and somewhere else because their update
cycle differs to the DB and styles. That is done with a similar script that
runs
Pena,
Stephan was right, in the war file there are only the properties:
layers.properties
service.properties
users.properties
after your install you may have also:
services.properties
rest.properties
The rest is created at the first start of geoserver.
What you can do is to delete (well,
Stephen and Mauro,
you might want to have a look into this discussion, which Jonathan Moules
started (Start of Jan).
http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/SDO-TUNE-EXTENT-OF-Oracle-td5025640.html#a5026061
Cheers
Christian
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Maybe, I don't know.
There has not been any geoserver before and I'm installing it as a root.
Directory structure and files are made, when tomcat try to start geoserver.
-pk
Pena
So, it is not what I assumed. Have a look whether this file is there at all.
Have a look at what the read write and
Pena,
the startup error message is very clear:
/usr/share/tomcat5/webapps/geoserver/data/security/config.xml (No such file
or directory)
Could it be that you're starting your geoserver with your own data directory
from a 2.1.x version?
Because this file wouldn't be in there.
Cheers
1053 is a generic message that will pop up if let's say a database connection
could not be made in a timely fashion.
Please use the sc tool/command to clean up every geoserver service you have
installed so far.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/251192
Make sure everything is gone in the
Stephen,
What is catalog2 in your installation?
That seems to me the crucial line
No bean named 'catalog2' is defined
For setting the data directory see:
http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/datadirectory/data-dir-setting.html
my preferred way would be the web.xml
Cheers
Christian
Yep, every 64-bit address is twice as long as a 32-bit address. 2Gb address
space can be addressed with 32-bit, hence using 64-bit you have a lot of
waste just for addressing your objects.
I doubt that you have only 2Gb RAM on your Mac. So, 64-bit systems are a
complete waste and usually slower,
Hello,
I think I found the problem Oracle 10.2.0.3.0 /Oracle 11.2.0.3.3
SELECT SDO_TUNE.EXTENT_OF('VMPROP.POINT', 'SHAPE') FROM DUAL;
DB features time
Oracle10 19Mio 30mins and no result
Oracle11 19Mio 0.375 seconds
and guess what? Suddenly
Krunal,
sorry ...GUI in *my application* which ... I skipped this bit.
As Stefano said the Rest interface, but I strongly recommend to copy the
local files to some infrastructure beforehand where you control whether the
hardware is running or not.
Cheers
Christian
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Jonathan,
I was never able to define large datasets in Oracle letting Geoserver find
the bounding box and thought it is a Geoserver problem but it is not.
As you said and Andrea confirmed in the background on the oracle level it
must be one of these commands:
SELECT
Krunal,
no need to:
Add new store --- Shape file
Give it a name:
Enter or browse for the shape file location:
*file://U:\raetest\TR_FERRY_ROUTE.shp* for example
Save. And never turn the remote computer off.
For that reason rather copy your data to your Geoserver data directory.
where
Adding a few thoughts to sergeant_york
There are three criteria when to tile and when not:
the load on the database server when requesting the layer or layer group
the frequency of the user requests for that layer
the requirements for currency or data changes in the layer
That is why Google,
Ben
I cannot help you with all problems but may be with a few:
I am not surprised if GWC complains about 'EPSG;4326’. Please note you have
SEMIcolon in there.
The second: ‘My_EPSG:4326' should be fine if you define it properly in the
geowebcache.xml.
Google and lat/long are defined by default.
I haven't the time to try it but I think the order is relevant. At least
that is what I foggily recall and more importantly that is what my
XML-editor tells me. So, please see the example below. I think wmsUrl
after httpUsername and httpPassword doesn't work.
wmsLayer
Hello Girish,
These is the Tomcat config that works nicely on a slightly smaller
(Win2008/8GB RAM/6 cores VM) server:
-Dcatalina.home=C:\Tomcat 6.0.35
-Dcatalina.log=C:\logs
-Dcatalina.base=C:\Tomcat 6.0.35
-Djava.endorsed.dirs=C:\Tomcat 6.0.35\endorsed
-Djava.io.tmpdir=C:\Tomcat 6.0.35\temp
Jonathan,
OCI is the Oracle Call Interface is a native C interface to interact with
Oracle databases. Haven't used it.
The other two are the JDBC connection pool implementations, which can reside
on the application level (geoserver), which is the Oracle NG connection pool
or on the container
Zelio,
No is the short answer.
However, you could solve this problem programmatically by catching the
request and changing it according to the session_id/user_id or
leave it to the user to modify the styles= part of the WMS request,
provided you have defined the different styles or
you
David,
nononono not everything at once. Not on a production machine. Please do the
following:
install the war file as is, check WMS/WFS/etc. check log files, then stop.
add all the add-ons: database, WPS, raster formats whatever you need, start,
read the log files, check the services, then stop
Hello,
after this Email is lying around for a few days like a hot potato, I'll try
to answer a few questions. I do not have any experience with SQL Server I
might add, however, somebody else may be able to fill this in. What I can
offer is some knowledge, some experience and some opinion.
1 It
Gabriele,
the PermGenSpace contains the classes, configurations, data etc.i.e. the
program, the heap which you define with -Xmx and -Xmx contains the objects
at runtime i.e. the working program and is separate from the permanent
space. The classes or templates for the objects are taken from the
Paul,
as far as I see your data are static. You will not need them once you have
created the tiles.
My experience is that databases require 4 -10 times more time to render a
layer than local shape files.
PostGIS is among the faster DBs and would be at the lower end of the 4 - 10,
but not that
I am wondering whether it actually is an error. My assumption was that
ogc:Literal is always a string.
The method, strSubstring (string:String, begin:Integer, end:Integer)
clearly wants a string and two integers. So, you must give these types to
that method.
Hence, the correct form would be:
Hello Nahum,
I have put the Oracke JDK 1.7u9, which is the same as yours on (WinXP,
geoserver2.2/2.1.3, geowebcache1.3R1, geowebcache1.2.6 Tomcat
7.027/Tomcat6.0.35 all on Oracle 10, Oracle ArcSDE9.2 and PostGIS) and yes
you are right it does not work, none of them worked. Start-up fails with
Ryan,
there are essentially three ways to define the GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR (windows
or linux does not matter):
- web.xml
- as a variable be it system or environment var(with export)
- when you start the process java -D..
please have a look whether you have set something (in the
Ravi,
the simplest solution:
sld:TextSymbolizer
sld:Label
ogc:Function name=round
ogc:PropertyNameALTITUDE/ogc:PropertyName
/ogc:Function
/sld:Label
..
entire sld here:
http://lctest.land.vic.gov.au/sld/VMELEV_el_contour_2.sld
Cheers
Christian
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sorry forgot something important:
this function expects a float.
Another consideration: I would expect mathematical functions to work much
faster than String functions.
May be Andrea can shed some light on that.
Cheers
Christian
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Dr Christian Maul
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Thanks Martin,
that was the answer I feared I would get.
The filtering by size does not work because there are always little slivers
of riparian, wayside or other sections that would not be shown in the rural
environment or the odd palazzo with big park in the city that would turn up
amongst a
There are a lot of resources available how to set up the multiple Tomcat
instances
Just 2 of the umpteen sources:
http://www.javacodegeeks.com/2011/08/multiple-tomcat-instances-on-single.html
http://www.openlogic.com/wazi/bid/188102/
Cheers
Christian
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Dr
Sorry to contradict, but neither will work.
The change of the datastore is accepted (tried it in Geoserver 2,1,3) but
all layers are not working because the layers underneath are not changed and
fail with an error.
The second approach will not work full stop.
Here is why:
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