Hello Everyone,
I am new to MapServer, however I am working on an application that is
similar to Google Maps albeit with my own custom maps.
The problem is:
1) I have several maps mostly in .jpeg format and would like to use them as
Data Inputs for this Web Application. I can't seem to get it
Hi,
First of all your jpeg files need to be georeferenced. Jpeg files are most
often georeferenced with world files which are named as .jgw. Sometimes they
are named as .tfw, even that name is actually reserved for tiff files. And
Mapserver understands also world files named as .wld.
If
Hi,
You can use raster data .but here I have some questions
1) The is georefrenced ?
2) Is data is projected ?
If it is you can use raster data into mapserver..
If you have done all above things , refer below url
Your code seems correct...
maybe a javascript error.
If you use firefox you can intercept javascript errors with the error
console.
my code, simplified, is:
html
head
script language=JavaScript
function zoom2x()
{
document.forms['mapserv'].imgxy.value =
Dear Rahkonen,
Thank you for your mail, it was very helpful.
I have done the following:
1) Converted my .jpeg files to .tif and run the gdaltindex program to
georeference them. It returned a .shp, .shx and .dbf files. But I don't have
any .tfw file yet. Please see output of GDALTINDEX below.
Dear Muizudeen,
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009, Muizudeen Kusimo wrote:
I have done the following:
1) Converted my .jpeg files to .tif and run the gdaltindex program to
georeference them. It returned a .shp, .shx and .dbf files. But I don't have
any .tfw file yet. Please see output of GDALTINDEX below.
Hi,
You have decided to take the most rocky road that exists. Georeferencing
scanned paper maps is not extra easy and I have not seen many good, easy to use
free utilities for doing that. If you just want to learn Mapserver I would
recommend you to acquire some ready, georeferenced images to
Hi,
I have a bunch of MapInfo layers which are saved in a Non-Earth (meters)
projection. When doing ogrinfo on one of such files, I get:
Geometry: Line String
Feature Count: 177
Extent: (577197.926321, 163752.612753) - (583056.262978, 168205.527060)
Layer SRS WKT:
LOCAL_CS[Nonearth,
Sorry If shouldn't post php mapscript questions here. But I have I doubt and
didn't find a mapscript forum. So the question is the following. How do I
set the mapserver information in PHP Mapscript?? What happen if my mapserver
is running in other machine and I want to connect to that server
You may also want to look at the Workshops posted at the pgRouting site. Here
is a link to the workshop from FOSS4G2008:
http://pgrouting.postlbs.org/wiki/WorkshopFOSS4G2008
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From: mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org
hi
I am unable to integrate php with tomcat as I cant find php servlet jar
file(in linux as well as windows).It is not in my system.where I will get
that file plz help me...
Thanks.
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Have you specified the projection also inside LAYER? There are two places for
giving projections, in MAP section to give the set of available output
projections, and in LAYER section to tell Mapserver which projection the layer
data are in.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
-Alkuperäinen viesti-
Rafeal,
I think you'll need to clarify a little bit more. Mapscript is a library you
use inside of a PHP script. If you're trying to access data on another server
then you'll need to be more specific about what that data might be. If you're
trying to retrieve an image from another server
Did a google search, maybe this will help...
http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/UsingPhp
From: Amiya Patra amiyapatra...@gmail.com
To: mapserver-users@lists.osgeo.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2009 8:32:59 AM
Subject: [mapserver-users] integration php with tomcat
Hi Rafael,
PHP MapScript needs the libmapserver to work. You said that your
MapServer is running on another machine... so what are you trying to do
? using WMS ? open a map file ?
btw, it's ok to post php mapscript questions here. It's the right place.
Regards,
Alan
rafael wrote:
Sorry If
Am I not specifying my projection by using init=epsg:4326 within the
PROJECTION BLOCK I have tried as many different projections as I can
find. Including 4326, 900913, 3785, and the following block...
PROJECTION
proj=merc
a=6378137
b=6378137
lat_ts=0.0
Valeria,
You should really look at the example provided with:
http://pgrouting.postlbs.org/wiki/WorkshopFOSS4G2007
This is what I started with and then made my own modifications. The
above workshop should walk you through how to setup a pgRouting without
my additional hacks which will only
Chad Clabaugh wrote:
Am I not specifying my projection by using init=epsg:4326 within the
PROJECTION BLOCK I have tried as many different projections as I can
find. Including 4326, 900913, 3785, and the following block...
Chad,
You need to specify a PROJECTION block on your LAYER *as
Matej wrote:
Hi,
I have a bunch of MapInfo layers which are saved in a Non-Earth (meters)
projection. When doing ogrinfo on one of such files, I get:
Geometry: Line String
Feature Count: 177
Extent: (577197.926321, 163752.612753) - (583056.262978, 168205.527060)
Layer SRS WKT:
Dear users,
We want to use Manifold GIS to connect to UMN Mapserver WMS server. Manifold
request doesn't contain SERVICE parameter. (It should be a bug on the
Manifold side. It was already submitted. No response since now .)
If mapserver will receive request without SERVICE parameter, it will
One possibility would be to use the WXS sevice of Mapserver if that is
an option for you : http://mapserver.org/ogc/mapscript.html
You can then add the Service parameter to the request and proceed.
Best Regards
Ivan Mincik wrote:
Dear users,
We want to use Manifold GIS to connect to UMN
Hi,
this was fixed in Mapserver 5.2.1. So please upgrade.
Best regards,
Bart
Ivan Mincik wrote:
Dear users,
We want to use Manifold GIS to connect to UMN Mapserver WMS server. Manifold request
doesn't contain SERVICE parameter. (It should be a bug on the Manifold side.
It was already
Thanks a lot. I thought it is a feature :).
I will upgrade as suggested.
Ivan
On Tuesday 20 January 2009, you wrote:
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 05:13:25PM +0100, Ivan Mincik wrote:
Dear users,
We want to use Manifold GIS to connect to UMN Mapserver WMS server.
Manifold request doesn't
Hi Stephen
thanks for the tip... I read the example and implements it with my data.
Now my problem is :how to rescue the data for instructions,distance,time
etc? ..
how can I know whether to turn right or left?
RG.
2009/1/20 Stephen Woodbridge wood...@swoodbridge.com
Valeria,
You should
Valeria Muñoz wrote:
Hi Stephen
thanks for the tip... I read the example and implements it with my data.
Now my problem is :how to rescue the data for instructions,distance,time
etc? ..
how can I know whether to turn right or left?
Assume you have two segments a-b and a-c and we want to
Actually there is wiki page on the pgRouting website how to use
Mapserver with pgRouting:
http://pgrouting.postlbs.org/wiki/MapServerOutput
And there is also a tutorial that makes use of Mapserver:
http://pgrouting.postlbs.org/wiki/pgRoutingDocs#Tutorials
I didn't try the tutorial myself and it
I'm looking for some feedback on the requirements of our first machine
for the FOSS4G 2009 integration showcase. We are planning on having
this up and running early next month as a first kick at the cat.
Can any comment on the proposed requirements below?
Mark Leslie
Geospatial Software
I have a shapefile layer which is a polygon layer drawn as a line that has a
dashed apperance. All the lines don't show up correctly because dashed
lines overlap other dashed lines. How do I get them to show up correctly?
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MapServer should run comfortably on that box. Better than what I have
services running on at work. ;-)
Steve
Mark Leslie mrk.les...@gmail.com 01/20/09 7:02 PM
I'm looking for some feedback on the requirements of our first machine
for the FOSS4G 2009 integration showcase. We are planning on
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