Hello Bart,
Bart van den Eijnden , [20091208 - 18:56:15]
> Why do you want to remove it? It just shows that the service is
> capable of handling that request. If there are no queryable layers I
> client won't attempt the request.
Yes, I know, but a customer was worried about that, because it cou
Hi Steve,
Ok, I took the time to clean up the map file and make a simpler case for you
to look at.
Here is the archive:
http://CoyoteTechnology.com/ms/shape.zip
It's about 4 meg. If you unzip that to C:\ all the paths in the mapfile
should work (except the MS4w path to Apache's temp dir
Hmm, based on your comments about extent below, I just noticed that if I
expand the extents well outside the area of interest, it renders more of the
missing areas! Not all of them though. So it does seem extent related. You
were right that it seems to favor the areas on the very interior of the
ex
Yup, that was it. I had some crazy extents defined for the URL strings.
Apparently the "center of gravity" of my URL extents combined with the map
image size gave me the false impression in the rendered map image that I had
the region covered. It showed the region of interest, but selected a small
kall...@gmail.com wrote:
I have been using a MS4W setup for some time and have finally talked the
people I worked for to let me set up a testing server on a linux box.
This has worked out great as all of the maps have had a massive speed
gain compared to windows. However I have a problem with the
Can anyone tell me how to use ASRP maps in mapserver, or point me at some
relevant documentation. The GDAL list of supported raster formats indicates
that this should be possible (http://www.gdal.org/frmt_various.html#SRP) but
I can't find any instructions as to how to specify this format in a LAY
Alans wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to use ASRP maps in mapserver, or point me at some
relevant documentation. The GDAL list of supported raster formats indicates
that this should be possible (http://www.gdal.org/frmt_various.html#SRP) but
I can't find any instructions as to how to specify this f
Barend Kobben wrote:
>
> The WMS GetMap interface standard requires layers to be drawn in order
> (bottom to top) they appear in the LAYERS= statement in the request. So
> that
> overrides the order in the MAP file...
>
>
By observation, I might add to this that if layer STATUS is DEFAULT, th
Jeff McKenna wrote:
Alans wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to use ASRP maps in mapserver, or point me at some
relevant documentation. The GDAL list of supported raster formats
indicates
that this should be possible
(http://www.gdal.org/frmt_various.html#SRP) but
I can't find any instructions as t
Jeff McKenna wrote:
>
>
> First, you should execute 'gdalinfo --formats' on your server to check
> if you has SRP support. Look for something like "SRP (ro) : Standard
> Raster Product (ASRP/USRP)" in the returned list of formats; this will
> verify that your local MapServer/GDAL build can
Alans wrote:
Jeff McKenna wrote:
First, you should execute 'gdalinfo --formats' on your server to check
if you has SRP support. Look for something like "SRP (ro) : Standard
Raster Product (ASRP/USRP)" in the returned list of formats; this will
verify that your local MapServer/GDAL build ca
Alan,
SRP driver has been added into GDAL SVN trunk a few months ago, so it
will be part of the GDAL 1.7.0 release.
Alans a écrit :
Jeff McKenna wrote:
First, you should execute 'gdalinfo --formats' on your server to check
if you has SRP support. Look for something like "SRP (ro) : Stan
Hi everyone,
Is there a way to have labels follow polygon borders?
i.e. when zoomed in on a border between states/countries, etc. can MS render
a label just inside the polygons and following the polygon border?
Thanks, Ted S.
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Hi all,
mapserver's documentation states that "Contrary to WMS, the OGC WFS
specification doesn’t allow a layer (feature type) to be advertised in
more than one SRS".
But the OGC WFS 1.1 spec states that "The optional srsName attribute
of the element is used to specify a specific WFS-sup
Use the ows_srs metadata on a layer.
So:
METADATA
..
ows_srs "EPSG:28992 EPSG:4326"
..
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Best regards,
Bart
On Dec 9, 2009, at 8:00 PM, Holger Porath wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> mapserver's documentation states that "Contrary to WMS, the OGC WFS
> specification doesn’t allow a layer (featur
Ted Spradley wrote:
Hi everyone,
Is there a way to have labels follow polygon borders?
i.e. when zoomed in on a border between states/countries, etc. can MS render
a label just inside the polygons and following the polygon border?
Thanks, Ted S.
No, unfortunately not yet. I raised this as an
Dear everyone,
I'm new to MS4W and do not know how to make Curve Label working. I already
set ANGLE FOLLOW in Label Section in MAP file but all label is placed
horizontal. I hope you can help me to solve this problem.
Thank you very much for your attention!
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Hi,
You cann't insert html to a html document by using a url. There is nothing
like the img tag for pictures.
You have to use ajax to request your query. Then you can put the result with
innerHTML to your element.
Arnd
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Alphatran wrote:
Dear everyone,
I'm new to MS4W and do not know how to make Curve Label working. I already
set ANGLE FOLLOW in Label Section in MAP file but all label is placed
horizontal. I hope you can help me to solve this problem.
Thank you very much for your attention!
You have to use a
Thanks again, Arnd.
That solution occurred to me this morning, so I'm going to try that out
next. The other acceptable solution would be to open a new pop-up window
and send the output there, but I think the AJAX method will be the
better one for what I want it to do.
Arnd Wippermann wrote:
If your polygons are consistently clockwise or counter-clockwise, you may be
able
to use a LINE layer to do this. The label positions UC or LC should consistently
place the label in the polygon depending on orientation of the vertices.
Try it and see what happens...
Steve
>>> On 12/9/2009 at 2:
The AJAX method will work nicely. This site does just that:
http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/waters/csg/index.html
If you use the identify tool to click on a point the query output is
placed in an Ext window. If
you hover over a point very simple query output is stuffed in a div.
Steve
>>> On 12/9
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