I am using MapServer 5.6.3, and php mapscript, and i am making the
maps dynamicly with mapscript for php, but now when i update mapserver
i cannot read the
mapserver file, i got the following error.
Warning: [MapServer Error]: msProcessProjection(): major axis or
radius = 0 or not given in res/inc
Hi All-
I'm trying to query mapserver's wfs service (layer's data is backed by
postgis) using the following post: (excuse the parentheses instead of <>'s,
they are from some debug code)
(wfs:GetFeature service="WFS" version="1.1.0" resultType='results'
xmlns:wfs="http://www.opengis.net/wfs";
xml
Lime, Steve D (DNR) wrote:
> You need to make one more change(s) in plmodule.i. Look for lines of the form:
>
> mapscript::RFC24_ADD_PARENT_REF(...
*and* for any call to mapscriptc::...
> and change mapscript to mapscript563.
> The README in the perl subdirectory talks about this step...
Yo
You need to make one more change(s) in plmodule.i. Look for lines of the form:
mapscript::RFC24_ADD_PARENT_REF(...
and change mapscript to mapscript563. The README in the perl subdirectory talks
about this step but the wiki looks to be a bit out-of-date. Here's a great
chance to update it!
S
Could you share your data schema?
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Reddem wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I am trying to display HDF files using MapServer, and upto some extent
i have done it. Still i am facing problem with the projection of map.
...
Mapped - Composited mapped:Limit=4 62 27 95
Mapped - Composited mapped:Projection ID=8
Mapped - Composited mappe
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Date: Tue, 18 May 2010 12:55:48 +0200
From: Christian Fritze
Subject: [mapserver-users] problem renaming the mapscript module for
perl(swig problem???)
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On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 11:05 AM, Stefan Schwarzer <
stefan.schwar...@grid.unep.ch> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> as far as I know there is no limit in respect to the numbers of layers in
> the mapfile anymore, no? We're running 5.2.1, and it seems that somewhere
> between 45 and 50 layers, it returns me
Venkat,
Here are my quick thoughts:
- what is the projection of the original geotiff file? I often have to
go to the source of the data (where I found the data) and look for
metadata stating the original projection
- once I know the original projection, then you can either manually
specify t
Tonton wrote:
hello
it is ok for mapserver to have wfs and wms enable service in the mapfile
in web and in each layer object?
no conflict or latence ?
Yes this is very common, and very efficient. Use the "ows_" metadata
tag, so MapServer will use that information for any OGC web servic
Ibrahim,
That is a very interesting Linux/Windows comparison. I don't have your
answer though. It's interesting that not all labels have that problem.
Here are some things that I would be asking myself:
- what are the data sources for these layers?
- what are the library versions used for
hello
it is ok for mapserver to have wfs and wms enable service in the mapfile
in web and in each layer object?
no conflict or latence ?
thanks
tonton
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Hi Everybody,
I am trying to display HDF files using MapServer, and upto some extent
i have done it. Still i am facing problem with the projection of map.
and MapFile Layer looks like this:
LAYER
NAME wise_io
#DATA 'o.tif'
DATA
'HDF5:"C:/ms
Stefan Schwarzer wrote:
Ok, after thorough testing it seems indeed to be one special character there
(although not an â). Cheers.
I was just about to respond to you, glad you solved it. For the record,
when I have such a large mapfile and run into errors, I find the best
way to debug is to s
Ok, after thorough testing it seems indeed to be one special character there
(although not an â). Cheers.
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Hello everybody!
For evaluation purposes we need to run a mapserver 5.6.3
incl. mapscript for perl in parallel with version 5.0.0
(system is a 64 bit SLES 10 with swig 1.3.27).
So i need to store the mapserver binaries in a separate
directory (no problem of course) and rename the mapscript
module
Dear all,
I'm using more than 100 layers on 5.4.2 version. I think the problem is not
about number of layers but about characters you have used in map file..
Regards...
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Lars Lingner-2 wrote:
>
> Do you have some special characters in your layer names or other
> specifiers? Like â ?
>
No, everything plain english!
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On 18.05.2010 11:05, Stefan Schwarzer wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> as far as I know there is no limit in respect to the numbers of layers
> in the mapfile anymore, no? We're running 5.2.1, and it seems that
> somewhere between 45 and 50 layers, it returns m
Hi there,
as far as I know there is no limit in respect to the numbers of layers
in the mapfile anymore, no? We're running 5.2.1, and it seems that
somewhere between 45 and 50 layers, it returns me that error. Anyone
knows why? Anything I can do?
Thanks for any tips!
Stefan
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Dear All,
This is my Debian Lenny 64-bit server Mapserver version;
MapServer version 5.4.2 OUTPUT=GIF OUTPUT=PNG OUTPUT=JPEG OUTPUT=WBMP
OUTPUT=SVG SUPPORTS=PROJ SUPPORTS=FREETYPE SUPPORTS=ICONV
SUPPORTS=WMS_SERVER SUPPORTS=WMS_CLIENT SUPPORTS=WFS_SERVER
SUPPORTS=WFS_CLIENT SUPPORTS=SOS_SERVER S
hello
for my personal trouble i receive warning in WFS GetFeatures test
WARNING: FeatureId item '1' not found in typename 'Parcelles'.
So i guess we can not settle feature Id at random but need to be exact from
the shape file i use ? or from other data source ?
so please what does it mean an
Ahh Included the wms_include_items and works well. And then, the X/Y are
in pixels? Not in DD? Hmmm Wasn't clear to me. Thanks a lot!
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Hi,
First, the image coordinates x=9.5&y=50& do not hit Germany. Try with 475,98
and you will get something back but I am not sure if it is Germany either. To
get what you want you must also tell in the mapfile what attributes should be
included in the response with "wms_include_items"
-Ju
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