hi everyone.
i have some problem in replacing Template parameter via URL to alter the whole
html template file.
I have tested both template=Cadatsre and map_web_template=Cadastre but no
diffrence.
Although templatepattern is set to Cad*
anyone knows what is the problem. maybe i'm unaware of a
Hi all,
I wanted to configure MS 5.2.0 to use the AGG renderer when generating
GIF output. The web site doesn't mention the AGG renderer at all on the
general output format page. The AGG rendering specifics page only tells
about PNG and JPEG.
So I'm wondering if it is possible at all. Since AGG
Hi, just had a very quick look at this and one thing I noticed, in your html
file, in the '!-- START OF MAPSERVER FORM --' section, you are calling the
mapserv.exe file from /bin/, should that be from /cgi-bin/? As I say, just a
quick thought.
Cheers
Tom
boesiii wrote:
Bean,
Can you post your gpx file (or a sample file that demonstrates the
problem)?
David.
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The patterns are regexes so ^Cad should work. The URL syntax also varies
depending
on version. Pre-5.0 uses the syntax you mention. 5.0+ uses:
...map_web=TEMPLATE+Cadatsre...
Steve
Saka Royban srph...@yahoo.com 01/14/09 4:41 AM
hi everyone.
i have some problem in replacing Template
I am trying to draw a line as dashed and I tried using the example from the
Mapserver documentation but I keep getting an error when it reads the
symbols file. The error is on line 170 and I can't figure out how to fix
it, below is a snippet from the symbol file.
SYMBOL
NAME ’point’
TYPE
Thilo,
Both ways of specifying css parameters are valid according to the
specs. Only the first way is currently supported.
I have update mapserver bug
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/1076 to be able to support the
Literal expression for css parameters for the upcoming 5.4 release.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 09:21:38AM -0600, Bob Basques wrote:
All,
The only reason I brought it up at all, was that I was playing around
with Openlayers myself this week.
I pretty much copied the Demo from the MapServer website. Sounds like
that was the wrong to go :c)
Absolutely. The
Also, I think our definitions of RESTful are slightly different. I
would say that GeoMoose is very (VERY) ReSTfully designed.
... I hear the distant sound of someone spitting their organic coffee
all over a computer monitor in Ft. Collins, CO
; /
Chris,
The biggest piece I see GeoMoose contributing to, is the CGI calling methods.
GeoMoose makes extensive use of the ImageMap building and Query Mechanisms
available with MapServer, not just the image rendering. Although the stacking
of the images inside of the GeoMoose interface is and
by just using the map file and html template file.
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personally don't prefer openlayers except for its drag feature.
openlayers appears tied to py. map rendered using layer = new
OpenLayers.Layer.MapServer( map, /cgi-bin/mapserv.exe, {map:
'/openlayers.map'} ); is sometimes jagged at outer zoom (with fewer
dpi). may just need to tune but i agree
Bob Chris,
OpenLayers and GeoMOOSE are entirely non-competitive projects. The OL is a
library on which to build mapping interfaces such as GeoMOOSE. Which is why
we're using it for GeoMOOSE 2... it gets rid of a lot of the tedium of
maintaining code for the more basic aspects of the
b...@warbaby.com wrote:
I have not been able to find a single example
of a working local GPX layer.
This page contains my layer (at the bottom) that I used yesterday for
testing: http://www.mapserver.org/input/vector/gpx.html
I grabbed the gpx file from here I believe:
Wow Jeff,
Fast work and another incredible resource for the community. Thank
you. We are all very blessed to have such an active and giving
community for mapserver.
I will work with your example today. One small suggestion. The
packages you suggest for those without OGR GPX support are one
This is probably more of an ArcGIS question than MapServer, but perhaps
somebody here has an idea. I am building a WMS-enabled service with
MapServer and have been testing it out. I am using a True Type Font for
the highway route shields, the .ttf file is located in the Windows/Fonts
directory
Thanks Steve. I should also note that on Localhost, I can consume the
WMS service in ArcGIS and the shields look OK! It's on the test server
that the strange symbols show up. I verified that the .ttf file is
located in the C:\Windows\fonts directory.
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From: Steve
Hi,
How do you configure a server to have two or more different MapServers
running on it?
Thanks,
John
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