Could it be the initial view of the map is outside the [-90, 90] latitude
range?
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Assuming your Oracle database is already set up. Then you should already have
an Oracle Feature Source in your Site Repository.
Replace sdfResId with the resource id of your Oracle Feature Source. This
assumes your Oracle database is structurally the same as the previous SDF
file.
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Would it be possible for you to email me a package of this data for
benchmarking?
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Performance is only a problem if you need to do a full listing of the
repository.
Maestro only request listings one level deep as you expand each folder node
for the first time.
Direct resource access by resource id lookup should not be affected by
folder structure. Resource access by resource
MgFeatureService.UpdateFeatures can throw exceptions (which may explain why
it failed). You should wrap that call in a try/catch block, and inspect the
caught exception.
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Maestro does not offer SDF conversion services with SHP load procedures. The
Load Procedure UI should've made this clear.
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Both if possible.
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Yes, a specialized SQLite feature source editor should be a high-priority
item given its importance.
However, this would only make it into Maestro 3.0 as that is where my
development efforts are focused on.
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Your sessionId variable is only applicable in the scope of that try/catch
block because that's where you declared it.
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Hi Rob,
Some of the pages / docs are a bit old.
But the answer to your question is: Yes! MapGuide Open Source 2.1 and 2.2
(and future releases) support PostGIS.
However the support is more solid in the 2.2 release as it uses an
Autodesk-developed PostGIS provider (OSGeo.PostgreSQL) where the
Maestro API is only available for .net
If you use Java or PHP, you're out of luck
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Frameset tags cannot be inside body tags. They must replace the body tag as
the top level content tag
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The MgFeatureService in MGOS 2.2 offers variants of ExecuteSQL that support
parameters and transactions
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/MapGuideRfc80
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As part of the next release of Maestro (3.0). I intend to release a separate
SDK distribution, which includes just the main Maestro libraries, docs and
code samples of various flavours (Console, WinForms, ASP.net) using the
Maestro API.
So my question is, what kind of examples would you
The X/Y column configuration specified in a FDO XML configuration document.
Just use MgResourceService.SetResourceData to upload your XML configuration
and have this data name referenced as the configuration stream in your
feature source
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Here's the 4th test build of Maestro 3.0:
http://download.osgeo.org/mapguide/maestro/MapGuide%20Maestro%203.0.0.5457%20Test%204.zip
Some of the new stuff includes:
- Implemented re-pointer function as suggested by Jason (#606)
- Added warnings about tile cache invalidation (with
Your shape files could have a corrupted spatial index
Here's a thread on fdo-users on the problem:
http://osgeo-org.1803224.n2.nabble.com/Disappearing-Shape-File-Objects-td4113490.html
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What is the version of your MapGuide Server?
If version = 2.1, do you have the MENTOR_DICTIONARY_PATH environment
variable, and does it point to the correct directory (which would be by
default: C:\Program Files\OSGeo\MapGuide\CS-Map\Dictionaries)
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Spatial contexts are not a reliable way to get the true extents of a given
layer especially for RDBMS providers like SQL Server, as the extents will be
static.
Instead, you should use the SpatialExtents(geometry property) aggregate
function. Most providers support this function.
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This is probably because the Get Printable Page command in your web layout
document has been set to open in the task pane. In MapGuide Studio or
Maestro you should be able to change the command settings to have it open in
a new window.
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This was an annoying shortcoming of the AJAX viewer which I had addressed in
RFC71.
Details here: http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/MapGuideRfc71
MapGuide OS 2.2 has this feature built in and the next enterprise release
(2012) should have this too. That's just logical assumption on my part
You can try this submission as a guide:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/changeset/4676
Purple files were the newly added ones, so they can be dropped in straight
away.
Orange files were the modified ones. The SVN diffs show what parts of those
files were modified.
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You have to edit the XML of your Application Definition.
For each Widget element, translate the text between the Label child
element. Do the same for any StatusItem and Tooltip child elements.
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I am currently using the MgCoordinateSystem API to do processing of GPS
data. Since I am primarily working with Australian spatial data, I do not
have a need for *all* the coordinate systems of the world, just the ones in
Australia.
I was wondering what files under CS-Map dictionaries
There are also string bundles in the fusion\text directory that need
translating as well.
At a glance, I did notice several strings in there relating to the buffer
function.
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You can't open a map that has not been saved first.
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Your code is calling Open() on the map before calling Save(). The order
should be reversed.
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It could very well be that your function Selecao() is being called when the
viewer frame 'quadras' has not been fully initialized.
You should do something like this code sample
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/CodeSamples/JavaScript/AJAXViewerEventHooking
To ensure you are calling viewer
Unfortunately, MaestroAPI is a .net library and is only available for .net.
If you use PHP or Java, you are out of luck.
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You have to understand that each language has its own unique set of libraries
and APIs for dealing with and processing XML data.
What is shown in the PHP examples for dealing with XML data does not
translate 1:1 directly to .net or java. You need to find an equivalent
library in java for
There has been some task-pane related url fixes which I believe should be in
the latest release of MGOS 2.2 (RC2)
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/1227
Perhaps this is the problem you're having?
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USERNAME=Anonymous
to the url?
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You need to make a Drawing Source, not a Feature Source
DWF files have their own mapguide resource type separate from FDO
connections
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Have you checked that the layer definition in question has any feature
attributes checked when selected?
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Run a depends.exe check on that dll. You're probably missing some extra
dependencies.
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You have to make that file yourself. The video shows the contents of the file
in notepad.
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The MgSelection class representing your selection has a GetExtents() method.
This returns the bounding box of your selection. Do some math involving the
width/height of this bbox with your MgMap's display parameters (sorry the
math to convert map space to screen space escapes me at the moment.
Could you possibly expand with more information?
What language are you using or intend to use (.net? PHP? Java?)
What type of web service are you calling? Or are you trying to build a web
service around the MapGuide Server?
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Unfortunately, I don't use java so whatever advice I can give is limited.
What I can do however is point you to some of the possibly relevant classes
in the MapGuide API:
- MgMap (holds the state of the map you are currently looking at)
- MgRenderingService (used to render images of the MgMap)
Does the Layer Definition have a scale range? Maybe you're refreshing at a
scale where this layer is not visible?
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It was never made a public API:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/655
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2 Things.
1) You haven't actually created a feature source. You have defined the
schema/structure of the feature source, but you haven't called
MgFeatureService::CreateFeatureSource() to create it. (See: Temporary
Feature Sources in Chapter Analyzing Features of the MapGuide Developer's
Guide)
Try using the ODBC provider to connect to your MySQL database. The ODBC
provider lets you declare the LATITUDE/LONGITUDE columns of your table as
point geometry in a feature class.
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The default administrator login is:
Username: Administrator
Password: admin
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Hi All,
After 10 months of on/off development, I am happy to announce the 1st beta
release of MapGuide Maestro 3.0:
NSIS installer:
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Your MgInsertFeatures is inserting data into a feature class curveInsert
which is different from the class that you have created truck_route
Secondly everytime your script is run, it will trample over your previously
created feature source and create another layer of the same name.
There may be
MgByteSource takes a path to an xml file, not the xml content itself
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It is definitely a 32/64 bit mismatch.
Check the following:
- The bitness of the MapGuideDotNetApi and OSGeo.MapGuide dlls using
corflags.exe (this should be 64-bit already for the x64 installer)
- The bitness of any third party .net libraries
- The bitness of the mapguide virtual directory
Use the official Autodesk discussion forums. This mailing list is for the
discussion of MapGuide Open Source (and sometimes Enterprise) which are
newer and fundamentally different products from MapGuide 6.x
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MapGuide will automatically re-project any layers whose coordinate system
doesn't match the one defined in your Map Definition when being displayed.
So you shouldn't need to do anything :)
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The AJAX viewer was designed at a time before modern touch-enabled devices
like the iPhone/iPad/Android had arrived on the scene so there is a very
likely chance that things work as expected on a touch-enabled device (as you
have undoubtedly found out)
Take a look at OpenLayers (of which MapGuide
I'm not sure the version of MySQL (v5.5.8) in that XAMPP distribution is
compatible the MySQL FDO provider in that release of MapGuide
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Create an MgSelection from your MgMap
Get the selected feature from this MgSelection (an MgFeatureReader)
Get the geometry component of this selected feature (MgGeometry created via
MgAgfReaderWriter)
Use this MgGeometry as part of the spatial filter for a second feature query
against your
What is the visible scale range of your layer definition? It probably won't
show if the layer is not visible in your current view
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Has the share been given the right permissions? The MapGuide Server service
runs under a specific account, and if said account does not have write
permission to that share then that would explain the problem you are having.
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The installer is a 7zip archive. Extract out the internal msi and run:
msiexec /l*v install.log /i
Then look for any reported errors in the install.log (warning: the file will
be quite huge)
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In case nabble screwed up my previous post, it is:
msiexec /l*v install.log /i [path to your extracted msi file]
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Google and Yahoo maps require API keys. The Studio interface may be disabling
these options until you've input the relevant API key
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Sorry, this feature is only available for Fusion.
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The PHP that is bundled with MapGuide has many extensions disabled by
default. Postgres is probably one such extension.
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Try setting your build platform to x64.
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Off the top of my head, Apache and/or PHP has no idea where to look for
libpq.dll (The postgres client library)
You should do a comparison of the php.ini and httpd.conf of the MapGuide and
WAMP installs. That will give you a better idea of what is missing from your
MapGuide bundled Apache/PHP
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Hi All,
I am happy to announce the 2nd beta release of MapGuide Maestro 3.0 is now
available for download:
NSIS installer:
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If something worked in a previous version of Maestro, but doesn't in this one
it is a bug.
Please file a ticket and provide as much information as possible.
Screenshots would help too.
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MGOS only currently supports the following WMS requests:
- GetCapabilities
- GetMap
- GetFeatureInfo
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Create a Search Command in your Web Layout or Search widget in your
Application Definition.
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Check out the Find Features in buffer sample, which is under Analyzing
Features section of the MapGuide Developer's Guide PHP samples.
Just take that example, replace with and/or
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I'm pretty sure that this would be a violation of the Terms of Service in
using the Google Maps API
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In your Application Definition xml, do you have more than one Map Definition
reference in your Map Group?
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What does your MapGroup section of your Application Definition xml look like?
Secondly, does this Map Definition contain any non-tiled layers? Or is it
exclusively tiled layers?
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What widgets are supposed to be in the status bar? From your image, it's hard
to really tell.
On a different subject, please sign up on the mailing list if you haven't
done so already.
Registering on nabble != registering for the mailing list.
Some non-nabble users will probably be seeing me
Does your widget set contain a CursorPosition widget named CursorPosition
and a ViewSize widget name ViewSize?
Each widget referenced in a container (toolbar, menu, context menu, etc)
must point to a widget of that name in the widget set. A common symptom of
broken widget references is them not
A high-level overview:
In a PHP script, create a MgSelection from your MgMap.
Call GetLayers on the MgSelection
For each MgLayer in this result, if the layer's name matches the one you're
interested in (Agencies), call GetSelectedFeatures on MgSelection using this
layer
Loop through the
There is a Listing Selected Parcels example in the MapGuide Developer's
Guide.
What I've just outline is a variant of that example, except instead of
printing out properties of each selected feature, we are totaling a certain
numerical property of each selected feature.
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Do you have any layers pointing to a feature source with no coordinate
systems defined? This is what the buffer tool is raising a warning about.
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It could be that there is no prj file that's part of the shape file
(deceptive name. A shape file has multiple files!) or the prj file could not
be parsed into a valid coordinate system.
If there's no prj file, you could open the offending Feature Source in
Maestro or MG Studio and upload the
The closest approximation would probably be.
Fusion.getWidgetById().activate()
Note that activate() may not do anything for some widgets because they're
not menu or toolbar resident widgets.
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In javascript: window.open()
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Feed the XML selection string into a MgSelection object.
From there you can interrogate the layers in the selection and the actual
selected features.
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Open your runtime map:
MgMap map = new MgMap(siteConnection);
map.Open(Request.Form.Get(MAPNAME));
Then create a MgSelection from it and the selection string
MgSelection selection = new MgSelection(map, selString);
From here look at the API documentation for MgSelection to see what you can
do
argy wrote:
how to integrate 2.2 with google maps MGOS v3
appreciate your help
how to integrate. Integrate what? In what way do you want for MapGuide and
Google Maps to talk to each other? We are not psychic here! We do not know
of your intentions or requirements! How can you expect
As a general rule, please *always* state the version of MapGuide you are
using (and the installation environment/configuration if applicable)
Now this is relevant to your question because commercial layer support
varies depending on the version of MapGuide you are running. We need to know
the
Hmm,
With MapGuide Open Source 2.2, this commercial layer stuff is built-in to
fusion. You shouldn't need to modify the index.html in any way. You only
need to modify the ApplicationDefinition
Note that with MapGuide Maestro 3.0 (currently beta 2), the fusion editor
has an easy UI to enable
If it's only temporary, a styled OpenLayers.Feature.Vector object is
sufficient.
Just make a OpenLayers.Layer.Vector layer and add it as the topmost layer on
your OpenLayers map (the oMapOL property). Vectors you add to it will be
immediately visible.
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I am happy to announce the 3rd beta release of MapGuide Maestro 3.0 is now
available for download:
NSIS installer:
http://download.osgeo.org/mapguide/maestro/MapGuideMaestro-Release-3.0b3-Setup.exe
Zip package:
Please note, if you downloaded this release before this post (ie. In the last
30mins since my announcement email), please re-download again.
There were some showstopper bugs in the Fusion editor that somehow slipped
through. A new beta 3 release has been uploaded with these fixes rolled in.
To
If the layer has the hyperlink set, you should see some indicator on the
tooltip that it is a linked layer, and you would use CTRL+click to open the
linked url. Is this not the case?
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As a fellow OpenLayers newcomer, I've been told that OpenLayers.Layer.Markers
is deprecated and the proper way to use OpenLayers.Layer.Vector, with a
image symbol style attached.
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Yes. Something similar to the 3rd point vector in that example (the one with
the style_mark style) is close to what I'm getting at.
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The 0.8.28 release of the King.Oracle provider resolves this blocker.
So it's a matter of bundling this particular version of the provider into
the 2.2 installer and we're home free!
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Agreed.
You shouldn't automatically dismiss SQL Server's performance (or any other
RDBMS) just because MapGuide may give a very bad impression of it.
There are entire books written and tons of Google results about this
particular subject (DB design and optimisation). All MapGuide does is issue
You should not blindly call the GetXXX() methods from the MgFeatureReader
Call IsNull() on the reader first to determine if the property of the
current feature being read is null
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Use the Feature Source preview functionality to inspect the Class Definition
of your feature source.
Verify that a property named featid exists and is of the same case (ie.
Not featID, FEATID, etc)
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No just open the application definition as-is.
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It may be named featid in the table, but MapGuide may be interpreting the
table structure differently.
That's why I said to preview the feature source, you can see how MapGuide is
seeing this table.
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What is the FDO provider of your feature source? Is it: Autodesk.SqlServer?
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Try this before you loop the feature reader:
MgClassDefinition clsDef = AFeatureReader.GetClassDefinition();
string geomPropName = clsDef.GetDefaultGeometryPropertyName();
The use the geomPropName instead of geometry in your GetGeometry() call
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The DWF viewer print command in the Web Layout has a list of PrintLayout
resource ids which need to be specified. Have you done this?
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For firefox, do you get the CTRL+click prompt in your tooltip when you hover
your mouse over the affected feature?
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Is the generated URL something like: http://localhost/.../... ?
Is the machine where this is happening not the one running the apache
server? If so, you should change 'localhost' to the hostname of the machine
that is running the Apache server.
- Jackie
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