Hi Bob,
YES, by all means do move to XML. I think this would be a very important
step forward (and my first guess is it would be not too complicated, but you
never know...).
I do see how some might be attracted to having an DB storage too, but I
would urge you to always have that as an
Hello,
I am currently working on a project where I'm trying to use Mapserver as a
WMS client, intending to have Mapserver handle the overlaying of data for
me. The WMS service I'm going to be using one licensed from the National
Land Survey of Finland.
This server only supports HTTPS
Thanks for your reply,
Well, this is my problem. I am using ka-map so, I think, I am not able to use a
URL like the one you show. I was thinking about making the substitution using
mapscript, but I haven't found any example...
Thankis in advance.
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De: Yewondwossen
Hi Ludger,
to query a Point Layer from SDE you need tolerance and Dump true in your
Layerdefinition.
TOLERANCE 3
TOLERANCEUNITS PIXELS
DUMP TRUE
maybe that is the problem.
Mit freundlichem Gruß,
Detlef Stockhaus
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Hi,
Tough question, as the problem can has many origins, or even multiple
origins...
Having seen your .map, I assume that the main parameters are correct.
Maybe one first pointto check is the scale : the getCapabilities says
for raster100 : ScaleHint min=4 max=16/
and you set in
Hi,
Your first problem is that you are requesting layer rasta100 layer in
EPSG:2393, but it supports only EPSG:3067. But I am thinking that the basic
problem is that MapServer does not support connection over https with basic
authentication at all. I started a thread named Cascading
Hello,
I guess I'll have a go at local shape files first, yes.
Unfortunately my GIS needs are rather specific and I am quite dependent on
the nls.fi maps I'm attempting to use.
But the https/basic authentication issue is one that I will resolve later,
be it by compiling a version of mapserver
Hi,
I took some lines of a working mapfile for cascading WMS. These extents are
covering the whole Finland. If you make a request with pure mode=map map level
extents are used as bounding box. By setting also the bounding box in request
you will have much better control on what is happening.
Hi,
If your URL is
http://example.com/cgi-bin/mapserv?map=/path/to/finland.mapmode=map.
and all your layers has STATUS ON you are not asking for anything else than an
empty map.
Either set STATUS DEFAULT, or add layer= to your request.
I recommend you to make a couple of very simple layers
Hi,
Oh no, please do not move to XML as the only alternative, at least not without
making a very-easy-to-use XML-Mapfile editor for mortals like me with the same.
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on what I'm doing wrong? Thanks
in advance.
Best Regards,
Stijn Gijsen
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For future reference, I had applied the rpl_malloc change to the
mapprimitive.c file, but this hadn't been picked up by
maporaclespatial.c
I've removed the mapprimitive.c reference and put it into mapserver.h
between the _WIN32 and DISABLE_CVSID #ifdef statements.
2008/6/6 Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am using mapserver to generate maps in swf.
With Flash CS2 (actionscript 2), I was able to access some information about my
layers via the mapObj property of the generated swf. With flash CS3
(actionscript 3), I am no longer able to access properties in the swf.
I've read that it has to do
Is it possible to allow MapServer to use KML, or a variation thereof?
I really don't what would be entailed. For example, KML can store
coordinates for displaying vectors, which would be pointless in our
context. Can KML point to shapefiles or tables for vectors like it can
point to TIFs
Hi Bob and All,
I would support having an interface in mapserver that would provide
low level access to the object hierarchy, like:
typedef struct object_info {
char* name;
void* value;
char* type;
int index;
} objectInfo;
objectInfo* GetNextSubItem(objectInfo* object);
By using this,
John,
You're starting to think about two different applications of XML. I was
interested in setting up the XML to reflect the typical MapFile contents and
use the XML for the Map generation out of MapServer. KML is a output format
option, that would be output by MapServer, (possibly using
I use excludeTypes parameter to exclude some properies of mapObj and
child-objects. (see example above)
I decided to do so because I wanted to keep unambiguous conformity between
my custom representation and mapserver object automatically, I wanted to
minimize 'interface' changes.
XML - it will
Hi folks: MapServer 5.2 Beta 1 has just been released. The source package is
available for download at:
http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/download/beta
The list of changes/fixes since 5.0 can be found at the end this message. This
is a significant release so
we need your help in testing. 5.2
Hi All,
I'm posting further findings and observations. I made a simple
mapfile and dumped the shape information to a .shp file. I have made
a .zip file with all of the components to verify what I will be
saying, and will provided it upon request to individuals (don't want
to pollute inboxes on
Steve et al,
Nice job!
BTW. unless I missed it, I didn't see a note on the addition of fribidi2
support for rendering RTL labels with shaping.
-Steve
Steve Lime wrote:
Hi folks: MapServer 5.2 Beta 1 has just been released. The source package is
available for download at:
Matthew Pettis wrote:
So the point is, my WMS map calls stretch as a function of the image
width and height (which is how it is called for openlayers). If I
want the unprojected map via WMS (that doesn't stretch based on the
tile image dimensions), how do I configure my WMS url, or .map file
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