the fusion localisation only kicks if the OL localisation works
On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 4:56 PM, David Wilhelmsson
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Unfortunately, I'm not having any success creating my own language strings.
> Here's what I've done:
>
> 1. Copy fusion/text/en.json -> fusion/text/[language code].j
It's the web tier and not the server tier that probably requires restarting.
Another test is in a javascript console after the Fusion layout has loaded,
test if Fusion.Strings.[language code], OpenLayers.Lang.[language code] are
undefined. If either one is undefined, the string bundle is probably
Hi,
After a little more investigation, I noticed that fusion/text/*.json and
lib/OpenLayers/Lang/*.js were being compressed in
lib/fusionSF-compressed.js. I manually added my new fusion/text/[language
code].json and fusion/lib/OpenLayers/Lang/[language code].js to
fusion/templates/mapguide/[theme
Hi,
After following the above steps, here's some items that I've found that
aren't being translated:
1. The BasemapSwitcher widget is reading the 'noCommercialMapLayers' string
from fusion/text/[language code].json, however the strings for the
commercial map layers are not coming from any languag
Hi,
is there any possibility to set up MapGuide with increased performance in a
multi-user environment?
Used components: MGOS 2.2, Maestro 4, Windows (Linux in progress), together
with OpenLayers.
Right now the whole system is either installed on one Server or virtual
server.
Is MGOS c
given MG 2.4 has 64 bit support, you can scale up on big hardware or
run a cluster
of smaller servers, but it all really depends on your maps and how they perform
MapGuide is inherently multi user, how many users are you looking at?
On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 7:30 PM, Stefanie Siegel wrote:
> Hi,
>
Thanks for this fast answer!
5-10 users should be normal case. Up to 20 possible.
The maps vary from data in Oracle Spatial (several GB volume) to ordinary
SHP and TIFF. Performance as single user is so far not bad as soon as there
is a TileCache (still got the MGCooker problem).
Is it possible
This is the key part of Zac's note " but it all really depends on your maps and
how they perform".
5-10 users? That is nothing. Seriously, just work on the layers, code, etc to
make them as fast as possible then load test it. On your Oracle data, create
indexes, spatial indexes, optimize t
I've taken a stab at this. Turns out that the new PNG8 code path in Bruno's
patch does nothing with the computed baseColorPalette parameter that gets
handed down.
So my changes now tell msQuantizeRasterBuffer() to compute a palette of (256
- baseColorPalette.size()) colors, and fill the remainder
Hi jackie,
I've tried this also. And i have not see much difference on the resulting
images.
The msquantization seem pretty smart, it compute a color histogram first.
For each color theres the amout of pixels used. Then it is sorted. So color
that are used mostly in the image will be in the palett
Unless I got this PNG8 quantization business all wrong, if the resulting
image would use < 256 colors then there shouldn't be a need for the
quantizer to compute a palette is there? Just take this list of colors that
we've extracted out of all the Layer/Symbol Definitions and let the PNG8
quantizer
Agreed...you don't have that many users. Optimizing your layers is probably
going to be the biggest performance gain. I would also throw in/out
labeling...you might want to create different layer styles at different zoom
levels that include/do not include labeling. The more that needs to be
rend
Thank you for all the answers.
Sounds all like we should be able to solve this and got no limitations in
this field.
TIFF is always kind of a problem, but in some cases (aerial images) we can
not do without... .
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Hello,
I am using MGOS 2.4 RC2. May I ask what is the least effort method in
migrating an existing map's feature sources from SHP to MySQL or PostGIS?
I have tried using ogr2ogr with MySQL, but unfortunately that tool tends to
stumble on problems with my SHP files. Problems like the DECIMAL field
PostGIS/PostgreSQL has a shapefile loader GUI based off of shp2pgsql. It
should be an plug-in for PgAdmin. I believe the latest release improved the
shapefile loader so that you could load multiple files at once. You should
also do a web search on shp2pgsql for command line options to load
shape
Thank you, that was informative. I had use the PgAdmin plug-in before, when
it could not process whole folders. This change is welcomed.
As for Paul Ramsey's blog, I am aware of the technique, having done
something similar with ogr2ogr. My problem with ogr2ogr is with the error
handling and perhap
One of the issues is that with subpixel rendering using AGG, a map using
60 base colours will actually use more than 60 colours for fine edges
(so I believe)
The reason why we use a predefined palette for tiles is that for
Explore Australia,
we were having heaps of problems with the colour of ocea
of course tiled maps help a lot here, the other trick is to down sample your
tiffs for high scales, you don't want to be rendering a 3mb image of a 200gb
dataset
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 2:42 AM, Stefanie Siegel wrote:
> Thank you for all the answers.
>
> Sounds all like we should be able to solve
Totally agree with this Martin.
Regards,
Jonathon McIntyre
i-Open Technologies
Twitter: @JohnnieGIS
www.i-opentech.com
(C) 778-549-8382
Sent from my iPhone, please excuse any typos.
On Sep 26, 2012, at 5:32 AM, Martin Morrison wrote:
This is the key part of Zac's note " but it all really depe
one last tip, sqlite is the fastest FDO datasource by a large factor
only keep data which changes regularly in oracle for best performance
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 12:56 PM, Johnnie GIS wrote:
> Totally agree with this Martin.
>
> Regards,
> Jonathon McIntyre
> i-Open Technologies
> Twitter: @Joh
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