FYI, I do not believe this (important) document is currently in the beta
installer.
- Jackie
Martin Morrison wrote:
The devguide.pdf is usually located in your webserverextensions\help
directory. This will get you started...
Martin
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Hi All,
I have a problem inserting geometry into MSSqlServer2008 with the spatial
provider through Mapguide Enterprise 2010.
The whole process is completely working with the NON spatial fdo provider
(where the geometry fields in the db are typed as 'image')
But when I change the provider and
We are using latest SL-King oracle provider to access an existing oracle
schema, which contains tables with geometries and some others without
geometries.
In this case, we don't see any table in MapGuide Studio, and can't create
any map.
If I'm connecting to a schema containing only spatial data
What coordinate system is your data in? Apparently SQL Server has 2 geometry
types, Geometry and Geography. Geography is used for Lat Long based data. I
haven't worked with inserts and the new provider so I don't know if there is
anything special about it. Are you inserting features one by one?
Check your error log on the server. If a tile fails to render because of
whatever reason, it still creates a tile
See RFC 64 - http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/MapGuideRfc64
Currently an exception thrown during the stylization code for a tile is
caught and ignored. This can lead to partially
To see non-spatial tables you need to use KingFdoClass metadata table.
Add rows for non-spatial tables to the metadata table.
If you are accessing Oracle schema which has both non-spatial and
spatial tables you should be able to spatial table if they are
registered in SDO_METADATA_TABLE ( spatial
Installed mapguide open source newest beta version using Matestro as my
editior create fdo connection and layers, layout etc. When I try publish
I get this error ' Invalid repository type' got any ideas.
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Joel Carranza wrote:
Check your error log on the server. If a tile fails to render because of
whatever reason, it still creates a tile
See RFC 64 - http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/MapGuideRfc64
Currently an exception thrown during the stylization code for a tile is
caught and
