I'm using mapscript in java. The shapeObj constructor requires a variable of
type int. The available options in the mapscript constants are:
MS_SHP_POINTZ, MS_SHP_ARCZ, MS_SHP_POLYGONZ, MS_SHP_MULTIPOINTZ
MS_SHP_POINTM, MS_SHP_ARCM, MS_SHP_POLYGONM, MS_SHP_MULTIPOINTM
Which one should I use for s
You must specify the desired shape type as the argument which can be:
MS_SHAPE_TYPE.MS_SHAPE_NULL
MS_SHAPE_TYPE.MS_SHAPE_POINT
MS_SHAPE_TYPE.MS_SHAPE_LINE
MS_SHAPE_TYPE.MS_SHAPE_POLYGON
Best regards,
Tamas
2010/3/7 mrityunjay
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> I'm using mapscript in java. The shapeObj constructor require
Hi Tamas,
Thanks for the reply. I tried that also but it gives error because
MS_SHAPE_TYPE.MS_SHAPE_LINE is not of type int.
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 8:48 PM, Tamas Szekeres wrote:
> You must specify the desired shape type as the argument which can be:
>
> MS_SHAPE_TYPE.MS_SHAPE_NULL
> MS_SHAPE_
Hy all!
I would like to ask for a help. I have a dataset. 30 pieces of Tif file,
aproximately 240 MB each.
I make a layer in the map file:
LAYER
NAME "something"
STATUS ON
TILEINDEX "sh.shp"
TILEITEM "Location"
TYPE RASTER
Hi Zsolt
Before you use gdaladdo, I would make sure that the internal structure on your
TIFF files is tile based. You can use gdalinfo to check. If not, use
gdal_translate to turn into a tile structure:
gdal_translate -of GTiff -co TILED=YES -co BLOCKXSIZE=64 -co BLOCKYSIZE=64
input.tif outp
Just try to cast the value to int type.
Best regards,
Tamas
2010/3/7 Prateek Khatri
> Hi Tamas,
> Thanks for the reply. I tried that also but it gives error because
> MS_SHAPE_TYPE.MS_SHAPE_LINE is not of type int.
>
>
>
>
> On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 8:48 PM, Tamas Szekeres wrote:
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>> You must
Medve Zsolt wrote:
I am looking the gdaladdo program, because mapserver documentation
suggest it. But when i tried the given examples
(http://www.gdal.org/gdaladdo.html) it wont work, or i dont know what to
see, Its just do nothing i think..
Can anybody help me on this? Or any method to make
Dear Zsolt,
You sould make pyramid and tiles.
Divide the original images into smaller pieces. You can use
gdal_translate. (I usually use approx 10 MB or smaller image size)
Use gdaladdo to create pyramid.
Regards
Zoltan
On Sun, 7 Mar 2010, Medve Zsolt wrote:
Hy all!
I would like to ask for
