Hi pietro,
As you suggested me, i checked the error_log file , there is no such error
related to php. Actually in my case, its projecting the imagecolor 256 255
255 , the faded green color with the respective width and height in the
browser, but it not showing up the map layers . its stumbling.
Kapilmanoj, check the extent of your data sources.
Maybe you set wrong extent in map file, so the layers are visible but no
data overlays the defined "window".
bye
...pg
kapilmanoj ha scritto:
Hi pietro,
As you suggested me, i checked the error_log file , there is no such error
related t
Hi,
We are using Mapserver to produce tiles for a web application, using Tilecache
as the caching mechanism.
When we were building the system, we figured out that tiles requested does not
fit well side by side (the roads of one tile does not fit the prolongation of
the same road in the
Hi,
I am using Mapserver version 5.2.0 from MS4W delivery through WMS
1.1.1. and I was now trying to add the missing +towgs84 parameters for
the Finnish epsg:2393 projection. I located the epsg file from
MS4W\proj\nad directory and edited it from this:
# KKJ / Finland Uniform Coordinate System
Steve, Dan,
Thank you for your answers. Using imgext and imgsize was the solution!
In this case query instead of nquery was not an option, since query only
returns one result.
In case I would like to query by bounding box (instead of point), would
the correct query be something like
http://loca
Hello friends,
I am using map server application in which i am displaying my map in
web browser. I am creating button in that browser and on that button i
want to attach my database connection means if i click this button the
database/tables should be open so how to proceed that?
Check the documentation on the "metaTile" it requires having PIL installed but
that is not really a big hassle.
From: Nelson Correia
To: mapserver-users@lists.osgeo.org
Sent: Tuesday, March 3, 2009 6:17:10 AM
Subject: [mapserver-users] (no subject)
Hi,
We ar
rohan phatak wrote:
Hello friends,
I am using map server application in which i am displaying my
map in web browser. I am creating button in that browser and on
that button i want to attach my database connection means if i click
this button the database/tables should be open so h
With metaTile I can issue a pre-defined number of tiles that fit well. But this
is per-request (if I'm right). For instance, if I make two consecutive requests
of 4 tiles each from consecutive map zones, I get two sets of tiles that does
not fit with each other (the first 4 do not fit side
I think you're a bit wrong there. If you build the Cache using tilecache, when
you use the "metaTiles" it will take a larger sample than the image being
generated, for example if you have a 3x3 meta tile grid, the "center" tile of
the nine-tile grid will be used. I had the exact same problem y
I forget to mention that I am using epsg:3067 in my WMS requests while image
data is in epsg:2393 so Mapserver for sure is reprojecting.
-Jukka-
Lähettäjä: Rahkonen Jukka
Lähetetty: 3. maaliskuuta 2009 14:59
Vastaanottaja: mapserver-users@lists.osgeo.org
Aih
You have two choices:
1) just use mapext or
2) use imgbox in conjunction with imgext and imgsize
Option 1 is used when you're operating independent of a map interface (usually)
and
option 2 is common when your bbox is given in pixels (i.e. drawing a box on a
map).
Steve
>>> "Arjen de Kort
I'm not sure if I got it right... When I request a 3x3 meta tile grid,
tilecache only caches the center image? What if I request the image on the
right of it and again another image to the right? Tilecache will issue new and
overlapped requests to Mapserver? Or for the second request it will
There are two steps to a tilecache...
Step 1: Seeding it.
Step 2: Querying from it.
Metatile usefulness is best seen while seeding the tile cache. If you look at
the attached graphic (a rough estimation of a 3x3 meta-tile setup) then you'll
see as the tilecache seed iterates through the map, it
On Tue, Mar 03, 2009 at 08:31:05AM -0800, Dan Little wrote:
> There are two steps to a tilecache...
> Step 1: Seeding it.
> Step 2: Querying from it.
>
> Metatile usefulness is best seen while seeding the tile cache. If you look
> at the attached graphic (a rough estimation of a 3x3 meta-tile se
Hi,
is it possible to use Microstation DGN V8 files in Mapserver? I know it works
for V7 files using OGR but I need this functionality for V8 files also. Could
this work using the dgndirect library and (if so) can it be integrated in GDAL?
Has anyone of you some experience with that? Would ther
To summarize, here is the way to *completely* avoid truncated labels
and edge artifacts:
* use a 10 pixel metabuffer in your tilecache config (the number of
metatiles is irrelevant, but as Chris points out, there'll be more
labels included if you use a 3x3 (or more) metatiling scheme than a
1x1 on
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
I forget to mention that I am using epsg:3067 in my WMS requests while
image data is in epsg:2393 so Mapserver for sure is reprojecting.
Jukka,
I believe the problem is that EPSG:3067 expands as:
+proj=utm +zone=35 +ellps=GRS80 +units=m +no_defs
with no +towgs84 value
Thanks Chris and Thomas for clarifying... I think my thoughts were correct and
my descriptions were not... go figure.
MfG
- Original Message
> From: thomas bonfort
> To: Christopher Schmidt
> Cc: Dan Little ; mapserver-users@lists.osgeo.org
> Sent: Tuesday, March 3, 2009 12:01:45 PM
You say the query runs OK from SQL/Plus, but are you logging into
SQL/Plus as the "sde" user?
On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 12:33 PM, Balázs Bámer wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a MapServer 5.2.1 compiled with
> ./configure --with-oci
> --with-oraclespatial=/usr/local/instantclient_11_1 --with-proj
> --wi
You have to both compile Mapserver with AGG support and ensure that
your outputformat is using the AGG driver to get AGG rendering. If
you're not doing both those, you're getting GD rendering, which is the
(faster/less attractive) default.
P
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 6:23 PM, GMail wrote:
> Greetin
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