Morning!
In mapscript, if I was to create a symbolset from scratch, how would I
then link it to a map? The method map.setSymbolSet() takes a filename
but not a symbolset object, and the property map.symbolset is immutable.
FWIW, I'm using python. Am I just being stupid?
Cheers!
Tom
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I´m using Postgis...
My mapfile:
MAP
EXTENT -79.7892 -34.2426 -24.9958 6.11775
FONTSET "fonts.txt"
IMAGECOLOR 255 255 255
IMAGETYPE png
SYMBOLSET "symbols.sym"
SIZE 400 200
STATUS ON
UNITS dd
NAME "World"
OUTPUTFORMAT
NAME gif
MIMETYPE image/png
DRIVER gd/png
EXTENSION png
I
Hi Friends,
i need some help to create rubberband zoom in funtionality.
Can any one know hoe to use jBox functionality asp.net.
or How to create zoom in funtionality using rubberband?
Please explain..
Thanks Regards
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Maria Panagou wrote:
>
> I am wondering if it is possible to setup a WMS server with Mapserver,
> that will serve layers in more than one map projection. For example it it
> possible to declare at MAP level such a PROJECTION declaration?
>
> PROJECTION
> "init=epsg:900913"
> "init=eps
You use it exatly the same as with other languages (jbox is an applet):
In aspx:
Neil Best wrote:
>Maria Panagou wrote:
>
>> I am wondering if it is possible to setup a WMS server with Mapserver,
>> that will serve layers in more than one map projection. For example it it
>> possible to declare at MAP level such a PROJECTION declaration?
>>
>> PROJECTION
>> "init=epsg:
I have been trolling the list for any sense of attempts to use or prospects
for ever using non-EPSG SRSs with a WMS server. Somewhere I found a post, I
think it was this list but don't have the link handy, from 2001 saying that
there had been discussion to generalize the mechanism for advertising
This is a pretty dumb question but:
Is there an easy way to make label sizes scale with respect to the
view? Or must I create a bunch of MAXSCALE MINSCALE LABELSIZE entries?
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Neil Best wrote:
I have been trolling the list for any sense of attempts to use or prospects
for ever using non-EPSG SRSs with a WMS server. Somewhere I found a post, I
think it was this list but don't have the link handy, from 2001 saying that
there had been discussion to generalize the mechani
Frank Warmerdam-2 wrote:
>
> The normal practice if you want a non-EPSG coordinate system to be usable
> for WMS serving with MapServer is to just extend the epsg init file with
> the definition. Is this unacceptable for some reason?
>
I have been reluctant to do this because:
1) I was conc
Hi Arjen,
> Chris, I'd be very interested to hear about your experiences on
> building
> Mapserver on Windows, especially concerning the OpenDAP driver and the
> makefile Frank mentioned. I guess the "build kit" is the best way to
> start?
Since I'm also interested in this I've created a new tick
We currently have a functional Geomoose (a front end to MapServer) site
using shapefiles, but thought we may want to migrate to a personal
geodatabase (.mdb) to ease the process of updating map information. We
followed all the instructions on the MapServer site for using .mdb
files, and can get th
Neil Best wrote:
Frank Warmerdam-2 wrote:
The normal practice if you want a non-EPSG coordinate system to be usable
for WMS serving with MapServer is to just extend the epsg init file with
the definition. Is this unacceptable for some reason?
I have been reluctant to do this because:
1) I
Unfortunately the error insists.
I have tried every advice you gave me but stiil nothing.
All the modifications i did are:
1)Check the orientation of slashes and i actually tried every possible
orientation.
2)Placed the MAP keyword in the first line of .map file.
3)Tried an older version of MapS
if you can, yes, have a try to linux. But this should work on Windows too.
it's been a long time since I haven't used MapServer on Windows, but I
remember having had problems with backslashes. Can you try doubling them
(ie C:\\ms4w\\Apache\\htdocs\\test.html)
Can you confirm it is still the ex
Heather Wirth wrote:
We currently have a functional Geomoose (a front end to MapServer) site
using shapefiles, but thought we may want to migrate to a personal
geodatabase (.mdb) to ease the process of updating map information. We
followed all the instructions on the MapServer site for using .md
For testing map files, I like to go the simplest route and use mode=map.
I took the map file text below (not including "test.map" because that
would break the file) and I pasted it into a new map file.
I called it using the URL:
http://localhost/cgi-bin/mapserv.exe?mode=map&map=d:\test.map
Hi,
I copy-pasted your mapfile from this message (between MAP and END), stored it
on my hard disk and had a try with MS4W with the following URL:
http://localhost/cgi-bin/mapserv.exe?map=c:/ms4w/apps/maps/test.map&mode=map
I received a yellowish box on browser with Hello World text on it. Thu
Has anyone had any success getting fastcgi to run on MS4W? Can I be
pointed to any references I need to get this started?
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There are brief notes on this in the MS4W readme (http://www.maptools.org/ms4w/index.phtml?page=README_INSTALL.html#d-fastcgi
). However I see that the mod_fastcgi module for apache 2.2 is
available since march at: http://www.apachelounge.com/download/
-jeff
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Hi.
I need the PostgreSQL, Oracle and OCI8 extensions for a PHP version 4.4.2
and Apache 1.3.34, over Linux RedHat 4. Any help about a site where it can
be downloaded!.
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I read these and was able to add the dll to Apache and restart with
success. I don't know if I am supposed to leave CGI on or disable it
while FastCGI is on but I noticed if i shut both off my maps still
draw so I'm a bit lost on it...
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 2:02 PM, Jeff McKenna <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Heather Wirth wrote:
We currently have a functional Geomoose (a front end to MapServer) site
using shapefiles, but thought we may want to migrate to a personal
geodatabase (.mdb) to ease the process of updating map information. We
followed all the instructions on the MapServer site for using .md
Paul,
As looking into the code, the postgis driver accepts only 10 digit
integers in the OID fields. Can you confirm your values in the idX
field satisfy with this requirement?
If yes, then I consider this as a bug and please file a ticket
including the values in the OID you've been testing with.
Sarah,
I am not aware of any quantitative numbers, but I would guess that
shapefiles will perform better than a personal geodatabase. Since I am
guessing that you will not be putting your 'official' copy of your
database on your Web server, you will be moving periodic snapshots of
your data from
Tom,
According to
https://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/1676
this is quite an unsupported use-case. Instead, you should use
appendSymbol to populate a predefinied symbolset with the desired
symbols.
Best regards,
Tamas
2008/5/20 Tom Chase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Morning!
>
> In mapscript,
hi
Here is how I reference paths in Mapserver under Windows:
# this is the real filepath to the temp dir for intermediate file
creation
IMAGEPATH "/ms4w/tmp/ms_tmp/"
THis works for me.
Kind regards,
Robert Sanson
>>> Guillaume Sueur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 21/05/2008 4:46
a.m. >>>
if y
It works!!!
Paths don't need C:/ in front!
Thank you.
O/H Robert Sanson έγραψε:
hi
Here is how I reference paths in Mapserver under Windows:
# this is the real filepath to the temp dir for intermediate file
creation
IMAGEPATH "/ms4w/tmp/ms_tmp/"
THis works for me.
Kind r
Ivan,
If you shutdown Apache or whatever is running FastCGI, then I assume
mapserver will close those connections.
Pooled mapserver connections certainly are idle in a transaction.
mapserver issues a BEGIN (transaction) when the connection is made,
because the binary cursor queries mapserver issu
(sorry for the cross-posting to the openlayers and mapserver listserver
- I believe this is relevant to both)
Thank you for helping with my beginners questions. I now have both
MapServer and OpenLayers working for the maps on the
http://www.ecomapcostarica.com website.
This website documents a
Hi Nelson
You could use SIZEUNITS (i.e. meters, feet and so on; be aware that it
accepts only integer values):
LAYER
NAME "xyz"
TYPE ANNOTATION
STATUS ON
SIZEUNITS feet
Mit freundlichem Gruss / Best Regards
Flavio Hendry
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