Gregor Mosheh wrote:
Hi, all. We're seeing some distortion in an image, a loss of viewing
quality, and am hoping that y'all can provide some insight into what may
be the issue.
Here are the URLs:
http://dev.geowake.com/chart.test/index.php
http://ms2.geowake.com/
Yes, it's Google Maps, b
On 3/27/08, Gregor Mosheh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'll be on the plane all day tomorrow, on my way to DC for the
> PostgreSQL East conference. If I don't reply, it's not personal. :)
>
>
>
> P Kishor wrote:
> > yikes! The ms2 version is fugly.
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> M hm. This is the first time we've ever c
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
> I zoomed in on both, and I don't see the effect you are talking about.
> Perhaps you need something a little less error prone, like screen
> snaps that demonstrate what you are talking about!
Sure thing:
http://ms2.geowake.com/ms_fullview.png
http://ms2.geowake.com/ms_3_
I'll be on the plane all day tomorrow, on my way to DC for the
PostgreSQL East conference. If I don't reply, it's not personal. :)
P Kishor wrote:
yikes! The ms2 version is fugly.
M hm. This is the first time we've ever compared the PNG with the
Mapserver output side by side, especially in
On 3/27/08, Gregor Mosheh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, all. We're seeing some distortion in an image, a loss of viewing
> quality, and am hoping that y'all can provide some insight into what may
> be the issue.
>
> Here are the URLs:
> http://dev.geowake.com/chart.test/index.php
> ht
Hi Thomas,
I have noticed that labels in a google style symbology that follow a
straight line segment at approximately 45 degrees upper left to lower
right and slightly off being aligned with the street.
It is just enough to be annoying once you notice it.
Have you noticed this?
Can this be
Hi Thomas,
I have noticed that labels in a google style symbology that follow a
straight line segment at approximately 45 degrees upper left to lower
right and slightly off being aligned with the street.
It is just enough to be annoying once you notice it.
Have you noticed this?
Can this be
Hi, all. We're seeing some distortion in an image, a loss of viewing
quality, and am hoping that y'all can provide some insight into what may
be the issue.
Here are the URLs:
http://dev.geowake.com/chart.test/index.php
http://ms2.geowake.com/
Yes, it's Google Maps, but bear with me. :)
Th
Many thanks for the response. However, it still did not fix this issue. It just
puts the label directly on one of the border lines. I suspect that I need to
include the county boundaries as a polygon layer and label them. I will see if
that gets me anywhere.
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From: "[
Try TYPE POLYGON instead.
Thomas Campitelli wrote:
Howdy Folks,
I would like to label the polygons in my map, however none of the labels
seem to fall within my polygons. Instead, they are labeled outside of
each shape. I am displaying the polygons as lines in the map. Is that my
problem? If
Howdy Folks,
I would like to label the polygons in my map, however none of the labels seem
to fall within my polygons. Instead, they are labeled outside of each shape. I
am displaying the polygons as lines in the map. Is that my problem? If so, how
do I get around it. I have no wish to fill my
Thanks!
I really appreciate the quick response, and the effort you developers put in
to meet the needs of the MapServer community users.
Regards,
Pål Kristensen
Daniel Morissette-2 wrote:
>
>
> FYI I have created a ticket for this:
> http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/2562
>
> I can't
Dave Fuhry wrote:
>
> Ivan,
>
>p.mapper seems to use the typical php
> {map,layer}Obj_queryBy{Point,Rect,etc.} functions. These calls end up
> calling the same msPOSTGIS* functions as everything else.
>
>I can't seem to reproduce your problem with a simple testcase
> (basically, the a
> On Mar 27, 2008, at 12:43 PM, Fawcett, David wrote:
> My guess is that you will need some sort of device to log the data
> from the GPS and then transmit it across a wireless network (pager,
> SMS, cell phone). At your base station, you would have capture the
> messages, parse them, and
Simon Greig wrote:
Hi,
This is a follow up to a question a colleague asked a few weeks ago:
http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/mapserver-users/2008-March/054772.html
To summarise:
In order to improve performance in our java application that uses the
mapscript API we have replaced:
mapobj.setP
Bill Wordsworth wrote:
Thanks Steve. I am clear about the mapping part. I am not so sure about
streaming/uploading near-real-time GPS data from on-site to webserver
across WPA?
I can not speak to WPA, I'm not sure I know that protocol, but if have a
cell phone that that can do HTTP GET reques
On Mar 27, 2008, at 12:43 PM, Fawcett, David wrote:
My guess is that you will need some sort of device to log the data
from the GPS and then transmit it across a wireless network (pager,
SMS, cell phone). At your base station, you would have capture the
messages, parse them, and then proba
My guess is that you will need some sort of device to log the data from
the GPS and then transmit it across a wireless network (pager, SMS, cell
phone). At your base station, you would have capture the messages,
parse them, and then probably stuff the data into a database (PostGIS?).
Your MapSe
Bill,
Am still not particularly proficient with MapServer to help with the "how" --
instead, I'm curious about the "how near" real time. Within 10 seconds or 10
minutes?
Also, how much data? if it is just x,y,z info could you have the machine
that's reading the GPS append points to a (sa
Bill,
Maybe. It depends what your expectations are with respect
to Near-Real-Time. Mapserver can support GDAL/OGR layers if
Mapserver is built with GDAL+Expat (not uncommon, but my
version isn't built with Expat). I think the layer
definition might look something like:
LAYER
NAME "gps"
Simon Greig wrote:
If we ask for a large bounding box with a 300x300 PNG image then we get
this error:
"Layer must have an EPSG or AUTO projection code (in its PROJECTION
object or wms_srs metadata)"
Sounds like you may have a layer which uses CONNECTIONTYPE WMS. This is
a layer that i
Thanks Steve. I am clear about the mapping part. I am not so sure about
streaming/uploading near-real-time GPS data from on-site to webserver across
WPA?
Cheers, Bill
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 3:10 PM, Stephen Woodbridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Bill,
>
> There are probably many solutions availa
There seems to be lots of confusion around wms_name these days... just
to clarify: when setting up a WMS service, it is the layer's NAME member
that is used as the name in the GetCapabilities output. The wms_name
metadata has no effect on WMS servers, it is a WMS client (i.e.
CONNECTIONTYPE WMS
Hi,
This is a follow up to a question a colleague asked a few weeks ago:
http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/mapserver-users/2008-March/054772.html
To summarise:
In order to improve performance in our java application that uses the
mapscript API we have replaced:
mapobj.setProjection("init=epsg:2
Bill,
There are probably many solutions available depending on the various
technical components that you might have in the solution. One possible
solution might be something along these lines:
1) stream data to some service that you probably have to build
2) have said service load the points
Please let's not hijack my poor thread :)! Anyway, here's my original
question:
"How can I upload/stream near-real-time GPS data from on-site to
webserver/MapServer (MapServer 5.x can read *.gpx)?"
I've been referred to http://franson.com/gpsgate/ from the usenet groups. I
am looking for somethin
Hi bernardo
for your layer, you need a "wms_name"... to use a getFeatureInfo you
need to add (DUMP TRUE) and (TEMPLATE "../templates/todo.html")... the
html file dont need to exist...! it's a good idea to specify a
TOLERENCE to restrict the search in the map... and use
"gml_include_items" and "ows
Johan:
* you're posting to the devellopment mailing list which is a low
traffic list aimed at working on the internals of mapserver. your
message belongs to the users mailing list (which I've forwarded it to)
* be specific if you want people to be able to help. I happen to know
your architecture,
The problem might be that in your mapserver proj4 implementation; the
epsg:20355 is missing towgs84 parameters. These parameters tell
mapserver the shift that is present between the wgs84 ellipsoid and the
greenwich ellipsoid.
Could you check out the epsg file in your proj/nad directory; look
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