Hi,
I'm trying to recover the line of an ancient subject that I wrote to the list!
It is about a problem with the querybypoint method in php in mapserver with
postgis layers. If you want to see it, please take a look below (previous
message).
I unsubscribed the list because my main reason was to
Hi,
At last I forgot to put the user name.
thank you.
Mensaje citado por Guillermo Tamburini Beliveau guita...@topo.upv.es:
Hi,
I'm trying to recover the line of an ancient subject that I wrote to the
list!
It is about a problem with the querybypoint method in php in mapserver with
Hi,
I'm trying to identify a segfault which I suppose to be mapscript related.
Nothing in the logs, the only message I have is
httpd[10210]: segfault at 7fffe46e5fcc rip 2adac849e6aa rsp
7fffe46e5fa0 error 6
What can I do with these pointers? I did play around with readelf but
Try to implement these code changes in your code
$qlayer-set('template', 'none');
$qlayer-set('status', MS_ON);
$map-setExtent($minX, $minY, $maxX, $maxY );
$map-setSize($WIDTH, $'HEIGHT');
$map-preparequery();
[...]
for ($i = 0; $i $numResults; $i++) {
$resultat = $qlayer-getResult($i);
Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a way to automatically generate the proj4
projection keyword values for a layer, needed for the PROJECTION object for
that layer in a mapfile. assuming that you have the layer's data in a file
that includes projection metadata?
I'm interested in using MapServer
Mark Phillips wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a way to automatically generate the proj4
projection keyword values for a layer, needed for the PROJECTION object
for that layer in a mapfile. assuming that you have the layer's data in
a file that includes projection metadata?
You
you would like to use OGR/OSR for this purpose. If you are using .NET you can
use swig wrappers. SpatialReference object can be used to create proj4
string from wkt.
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You could also use Python or the other languages supported by gdal.
In Python, here is a little bit of code to show the function.
spatialReference = layer.GetSpatialRef()
spatialReference.ExportToProj4()
David.
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From: mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org
This is way cool!
Have the changes related to RFC 37 been incorporated into the trunk yet? If
so, I'll try it out!
When is a 6.0 release expected?
Thanks,
--Mark
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 9:59 AM, Jeff McKenna jmcke...@gatewaygeomatics.com
wrote:
Mark Phillips wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone
Hi all, is the first time I use the list. I detail my work environment:
* Debian Lenny
* Mapserver version 4.6.1 OUTPUT=GIF OUTPUT=PNG OUTPUT=JPEG OUTPUT=WBMP
OUTPUT=PDF OUTPUT=SWF OUTPUT=SVG SUPPORTS=PROJ SUPPORTS=AGG SUPPORTS=CAIRO
SUPPORTS=FREETYPE SUPPORTS=ICONV SUPPORTS=WMS_SERVER
Hi,
It appears that a polygon's outline does not appear in a PDF image unless the
polygon is also filled.
Consider this MAP file:
MAP
OUTPUTFORMAT
NAMEpdf
DRIVER pdf
END
#OUTPUTFORMAT
# NAME png
# DRIVER GD/PNG
#END
EXTENT 643507 5660466
Hi There,
The first issue with the color/fill-color seems to be a defect.
This second issue with the Width parameter is due to the fact that
the parameter is not supported in the PDF driver.
The intention is to depreciate the current PDF support and use the Cairo
PDF driver for the 6.0
Hi, Assefa,
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly.
FWIW it appears that the same problem (no outlines shown when using an unfilled
polygon) impacts SVG output as well.
There is another problem: layer OPACITY appears to have no effect. Is that a
defect as well?
I'll work my way up to the
I' having performance problems using postgreSQL 8.4 and mapserver 5.0.0 on a
4 cpu's sever with 16 GB RAM
I was using a mapfile with 10 layers but in order to find out the problem
now i'm using just one layer in a really basic mapfile.
gis.states_g table has only 24 records, one for each state
On 6/11/2010 3:49 PM, fedesan wrote:
I' having performance problems using postgreSQL 8.4 and mapserver 5.0.0 on a
4 cpu's sever with 16 GB RAM
I was using a mapfile with 10 layers but in order to find out the problem
now i'm using just one layer in a really basic mapfile.
gis.states_g table
On 6/11/2010 3:49 PM, fedesan wrote:
DATA geom900913 from (select gid,geom900913 from gis.states_g) as foo
using unique gid using SRID=900913
I think you'd be ok with:
DATA geom900913 from gis.states_g using unique gid using SRID=900913
Dont think it should make a speed difference though
Hello,
Am new to MapServer. What I am trying to achieve is the following:
I have a Google Maps web application which shows bicycle routes. Users can
then search from those bicycle routes (javascript). As I am learning more
about MapServer I am also wondering if migrating from using Google Maps
On Jun 11, 2010, at 6:02 PM, ext yUser wrote:
Hello, Am new to MapServer. What I am trying to achieve is the following: I
have a Google Maps web application which shows bicycle routes. Users can then
search from those bicycle routes (javascript). As I am learning more about
MapServer I am
Hi,
I think there is a defect when using multiple raster data layers with PDF or
SVG image formats: only the last geo-referenced raster layer is drawn. This
problem does not exist if the output is PNG.
To demonstrate this problem, retrieve two adjacent JPEG tile files from
Microsoft's Virtual
Hello Christopher,
Thanks for replying and for the information you provided.
Based on your suggestion I am also looking into OpenLayers.
Actually, one more reason I wanted to migration to MapServer was to access
map data within a LAN without internet.
I am still looking into OpenLayers and
On Jun 11, 2010, at 6:58 PM, ext yUser wrote:
Hello Christopher,
Thanks for replying and for the information you provided.
Based on your suggestion I am also looking into OpenLayers.
Actually, one more reason I wanted to migration to MapServer was to access
map data within a LAN
What's speed like outside of OL? I mean, running shp2img.
In your OL code I wonder if ratio:3 might be causing *huge* image requests...
With single tile mode I've have the best luck with ratio:1.
Steve
From: mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org
fedesan wrote:
I' having performance problems using postgreSQL 8.4 and mapserver 5.0.0 on a
4 cpu's sever with 16 GB RAM
I was using a mapfile with 10 layers but in order to find out the problem
now i'm using just one layer in a really basic mapfile.
gis.states_g table has only 24 records, one
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