Hi Steve,
I did not (mean to) say the client does not send the correct language parameter
to the server. The client (browser) is in control and will request the language
needed.
Your e-mail said the client needed to do the actual translation of e.g. layer
names, and that's where I disagreed.
Sebastian,
Thanks for your response.
If I execute that line of code I get a confusing response. It seems that
recognizes the table but there are som errors that make me think there is
something wrong.
C:\ms4w>ogrinfo OCI:admcarto/admca...@ora10gex GV_SIGPAC_REC_ED50
ERROR 1: ORA-04043: object
Very nice Steve.
This will always have to be driven by the client as its the client that
initiates the connection and has the language info (and often you can not
count on this, from what I've seen of the Swiss use of language discovery
from clients). You just have to encode the lang the server di
On 10/6/2010 7:23 PM, Michael Smith wrote:
I would do this on the backend. Pass a language variable to your data
query
DATA "geom from data where lang='%lang%'" LABELITEM "%LANG%HIGHWAY"
And have one mapfile and just have your translations in
PostGis/Oracle/etc.
Mike
Yeah, that is what I h
I would do this on the backend. Pass a language variable to your data query
DATA "geom from data where lang='%lang%'"
LABELITEM "%LANG%HIGHWAY"
And have one mapfile and just have your translations in PostGis/Oracle/etc.
Mike
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Michael Smith
US Army Corps of Engineers
Remote Sensing/GIS Cente
Michael's post was right on, study his example closely. You TEXT parameter is
in the wrong place. There's no need to use a FEATURE object...
Steve
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Hi Steve,
I have no real ideas towards a solution, like I said I use data duplication
right now :-) . Normally a thesaurus would be used in between, but I don't know
how viable it is to do this on the fly.
Best regards,
Bart
--
Looking for flexible support on OpenLayers or GeoExt? Please chec
On 10/6/2010 12:54 PM, Bart van den Eijnden wrote:
I don't agree with you here Steve.
Also look at the INSPIRE language parameter, it's up to the service
(View Service, WMS) to translate, not the client. Think of layer
titles in WMS GetCapabilities.
The way I've been doing it is to duplicate my
Hi,
It looks like your application is calling Mapserver with native CGI requests
and I believe you have defined some special Mapserver layer in your
application. Try to change it to standard WMS layer.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
Sebastian E. Ovide wrote:
Lähetetty: ke 6.10.2010 18:06
Vastaanottaja: m
I don't agree with you here Steve.
Also look at the INSPIRE language parameter, it's up to the service (View
Service, WMS) to translate, not the client. Think of layer titles in WMS
GetCapabilities.
The way I've been doing it is to duplicate my datasets behind Mapserver, but
that's not an idea
On 10/6/2010 11:07 AM, teeschke wrote:
Hi Jeff,
Thanks a lot, but I don't mean the support of caracter encoding.
I want to publish the same map in different languages.
I mean the technology to publish the same content in multiple languages.
E.g. an american user would see the layers named "hig
Hi Mr. Michael,
Thanks for replying, i already did what you suggested to me and i delete my
layer about LABELITEMS (my coding in the bottom), but there's no labels appear
in my map yet, why?
then when i write like this: (coding) there was an error message : getString():
Symbol definition error
I'm getting a whole bunch of faults on a Windows 2003 server. The
Event Viewer reports:
faulting application mapserv.exe, version 0.0.0.0,
faulting module libmap.dll, version 0.0.0.0,
fault address 0x0002deaa.
I'm running a plain vanilla ms4w_3.0_beta11. Tried both 5.6.3 and
5.6.5. It star
does
ogrinfo OCI:admcarto/admca...@ora10gex GV_SIGPAC_REC_ED50
work ?
On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 12:25 PM, David Alda Fernandez de Lezea wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I'm trying to execute a GetFeatureInfo request over an Oracle layer via
> OGR. I can view the content of the layer, but when I make the req
Hi List
I'm using OpenLayers + MapServer. With Firebug I see that OpenLayers calls
MapServer with ULRs like this:
http://mapserver/mapserver?layers=NAFRA_2008_final
map=/home/gis/conf/mapserver/uk.map
mode=map
map_imagetype=png
mapext=-374388.56527373+7296678.7179959+-374312.12824546+7296755.1550
Hi Jeff,
Thanks a lot, but I don't mean the support of caracter encoding.
I want to publish the same map in different languages.
I mean the technology to publish the same content in multiple languages.
E.g. an american user would see the layers named "highways" and "railways"
but a user from f
On 10-10-06 11:46 AM, teeschke wrote:
Hi List,
does anybody managed the internationalization with UMN?
Currently we have the racy idea to provide one mapfile for each language.
The differences are clear:
- title of the map
- title of the layers
- name of the classes.
- every gml_SOMEATTRIBUTE_a
Hi List,
does anybody managed the internationalization with UMN?
Currently we have the racy idea to provide one mapfile for each language.
The differences are clear:
- title of the map
- title of the layers
- name of the classes.
- every gml_SOMEATTRIBUTE_alias
CartoMap seems to support i18n wi
Hi Theresia,
you can do it via the TEXT keyword in the CLASS section of a layer:
http://www.mapserver.org/mapfile/class.html
e.g. like this:
CLASS
LABEL
COLOR 0 0 0
TYPE Truetype
FONT Arial
SIZE 11
MINSIZE 8
ANGLE A
Hello Mapserver experts,
I have question in my mind, How to display Labels from 1 table in my database
(Postgre + Postgis)?
in this table there are fields of : name_region, values_1, values_2, How to
appear them? Could Mapserver make it?
I ask this question, because I want to show the differen
Hi List,
Thanks, that works.
But *this doesn't* and I need something like in the Class definitions below.
What should I do in this condition?
Is it about this; http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/2817
Using ms4w 5.4.0-rc2.
CLASSITEM "name"
CLASS
EXPRESSION ([id] = 5)
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