Hi David,
Yes I know i was a bit vague. What I need is a simple function, that can turn a
point in GPS - a lattitude and a logitude value - into a point in GIS.
I.e. I got these coordinate:
GPS: N: 54.9809 E: 8.86707
that applies to
GIS: X: 491055.41Y: 6092507.928
What I
No you can't use an SLD directly in a WMS server MAP file.
What I normally do is apply the SLD to the MAP file using a simple PHP
script:
#!/bin/sh
sudo -u apache php -f $0 $*; exit $?
?php
if ($argc != 4) {
echo Usage: applysldurl.php input MAP file SLD url output MAP
file\n;
echo \n;
Hi Peter,
What do you mean with 'GIS' coordinates ?
For me, GIS means Geographic Information System and is a very common term.
Looking at your 'GIS' coordinates I would say that your GIS coordinate
system is a UTM 32 coordinate system.
And in your case, you could use cs2cs
Hi Bart,
what a luck that there's a workaround. Unluckily i'm not a php crack :o/ Could
you please tell in a few catchwords how to apply the script?
Thanks
Albrecht
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Hi Guys,
Thanks for your input. It's been a great help. The fact that I'm now
aware of the translation - from WGS84 to UTM Zone 32 - has narrowed the
problem down.
Peter
Benoît Andrieu skrev:
Hi Peter,
What do you mean with 'GIS' coordinates ?
For me, GIS means Geographic Information
Use the proper symbol name as:
Layer
style
---symbol 'symbol_name'
end
end
regards,
Ritesh
fastturtle wrote:
Dear list,
I'm hoping someone can help me.
Following the instructions in the wiki, I am trying to add a north
arrow to a map. I've got a basic north arrow image
Dear All,
I am getting error with query map.But it is working fine for Shape
files.Only I am getting error with Postgresql/PostGIS.I do not know where
I am doing wrong.
Here is my Map File Code :-
Name Continents
CONNECTIONTYPE POSTGIS
CONNECTION host=192.168.1.158 dbname=GIS
John,
the symbol name doesn't match
__
JAMES LÉVEILLÉ
Service des systèmes de Mission
Direction des technologies de l'information
Ministère des Transports du Québec
5833, boul. Pierre-Bertrand, 2ième étage
Québec (Québec) G2K 1K7
Saka Royban wrote:
Thanks stephen for your kind help.
I'm thinking on a solution of using mapscript. i don't know whether it
is true or not.
using mapscript, getting the label positions from it and then compling
labels in programming language,finally giving the result as an image to
mapscript
Daniel Morissette wrote:
Why not just let MapServer handle everything? If the issue is simply
that the MS4W package doesn't have fribidi2 included in it yet, then
please ask for it on the MS4W mailing list and that option should be
added in the next MS4W release.
The associated ticket
Hi list.
I have a problem running ogrinfo.exe.
When i press enter i get the following message:
This application has failed to start because gdal15.dll was not
found.Re-installing the application may fix this problem.
Well,i re-installed ms4w but the problem remains.
Does anyone know where the
Open up a dos prompt and first run ms4w\setenv.bat, after that you can
use ogrinfo.
Best regards,
Bart
Νίκος Παπαδάκης wrote:
Hi list.
I have a problem running ogrinfo.exe.
When i press enter i get the following message:
This application has failed to start because gdal15.dll was not
Does anybody know why the following select query returns this error? -
ERROR: Operation on two geometries with different SRIDs
SQL state: XX000
SELECT * FROM sdghaz WHERE the_geom'BOX3D(-117.052660 32.854340,
-117.052664 32.854353)'::box3d AND distance(the_geom,
GeomFromText('POINT(-117.052662
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