If found the following document describing the versions of WMS and WFS
supported in MapGuide:
http://mapguide.osgeo.org/faq_ogcserices.html
The page appears quite outdated: as soon as the FDO providers for WMS
and WFS are available.
The above mentioned page is not making a clear distinciton
IIRC, IsVisible() is the same as GetVisible(), which is a property that
determines if the layer is visible.
If the layer is visible, it will be displayed, but only appears in the
map at predefined scale ranges.
The scale ranges are actually present in the layer object, but not
accesible from
Hi all,
I have a problem when I show tree of layers. I need to know if the layer
is Visible or not.
For Example client send scale=500 and some layers is visible from 1
to 4000. When I want to know if the layers is visible, I use method
isVisible(). This method return always true because
Hello,
if u find a way to solve your problem, can u plZ show me some sample code.
I'm trying also to add a layer via .NET and I'm going really crazy with that
thing...
Thx in advance!
Carl Grice wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to programmatically filter and add a layer to a map that
exists in
First of all, thank u fro your reply.
I don't get why should I create a temp layer.
I have some coordinates in an XML file, and I just want to display them on
an existing layer.
Though I tried to create a new layer, it does not appear in my maps layers.
That's what I did...
Check your php file upload settings in your php.ini. The packaging uses php
which limits the file upload size by default.
Dave
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jackie Ng
Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2008 6:31 PM
To:
I don't know whether it is the issue of Maestro, or MGOS server, or even the
FDO provider for SQL server 2008.
I have a SQL server 2008 Database with more than 200 tables. some tables has
the name with the max length of 64 alpha-beta letters. there is only one
table, with name length of 35
Great problem report!
Sounds like it might be a missing type map in Maestro.
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/browser/trunk/Tools/Maestro/MaestroAPI/Fe
atureSetReader.cs#L158
I would suggest adding a Trac Ticket (make sure to set the Component to
Maestro) so that Kenneth can address this.
This may be more of a Mapguide Studio question but I will ask it anyway.
I have built a datastore in SQL Server 2000 that works will with Autocad
Map 2008. I can store and retrieve features using the Autodesk provider
for SQL Server.
I am using MG Studio 2008 and would like to build a data
yes, the exception is exactly fired because of the lost the type map.
Then I tried to comment the follow bold line:
/
public class FeatureSetColumn
{
internal FeatureSetColumn(string name, int type)
{
George,
Those are part of Autodesk's proprietary SQL Server provider, so yes
there are likely licensing issues. It may work with MGOS, but you
probably legally have to have a license for MGE to use it. If your
client prefers SQL Server you may be better off moving to Map
2009/MGOS2.0.2/SQL
Hi Dragan
I don't have anything for you, other than to let you know we have run into
the same issue. View works fine under the Autodesk provider, or in Map, and
it is specific to a certain view. I posted in the FDO list back on 5/16, but
no resolution yet. Basically, I wanted to tie these two
I guess there should be an unmapped type - type, to deal with
situations like this.
You can set it to string, and it should read out just fine.
I have created a ticket for the problem:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/724
As you may have noticed, Maestro issues calls to a web interface on
Did you look at the buffer sample code in the AJAX viewer?
It does exactly what is required, besides inserting your points.
About your code:
You do not use the resourceIdentifier variable, which means your layer
might reference something else.
You save the layers to the regular repository,
This is a PHP version of the same:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/CodeSamples/PHP/AddLayerToInitialMap
If you are using .Net, be aware of the UTF-8 BOM problem, as it
validates, but fails to create the map.
If you are using .Net, you can try the MaestroAPI:
I traced into the code further more, and found the exception occurs while
creating a featuresetcolumn with field type of 'varbinary': (as bold line of
follow code)
public FeatureSourceSchema(XmlNode node, XmlDocument doc,
XmlNamespaceManager mgr)
{
You can use FDO Toolbox (http://fdotoolbox.googlecode.com) to create a bulk
copy task from Oracle to SDF. The bulk copy task has options to delete the
data on the [target] before copying from the [source] You can save this task
to an xml file and have it run on a regular schedule.
- Jackie
Thanks for all the guidance Jason. I will take a look at the spatial
support in SQL Server 2008 but I am not sure if my client is ready to
update their SQL Server. My original problem was fixed by restarting
mapguide service.
Thanks again,
George
Jason Birch wrote:
George,
Those are part
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