Hi,
This one may not be the only problem, but I would start by creating a valid WFS
1.1.0 request by giving a filter as gml3 or alternatively go on with using gml2
filter but changing version to WFS 1.0.0. Here below is a WFS 1.1.0 request
that works against deegree. It does not necessarily
Hi all,
As noted MapServer does not support gml:Surface. The original request
with gml:Polygon seems to be correct.
Andreas, is it possible to package it and send it to me off list. I can
quickly check what the issue is.
regards,
as noted Mapserver does not support gml:Surface.
On
Hi all,
I have 2 two differents settings for symbolize my lines (refer to SLD
settings below):
1) a dashed line which is working *only when I specify the
outputformat: *DRIVER
*GD*/PNG
**Note that with the driver GD/PNG, the external graphic below is not
working but the symbol
On 23/11/2010 9:00 AM, Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Y.A, a question for you: I have thought that also the filters should
be presented as gml3 with WFS 1.1.0 and thus posList should be used
instead of coordinates. Am I wrong with this belief? By the way, this
is how Geoserver 2.1 beta 1 writes out
I have succeeded in generating a point layer dynamically thanks to a
wiki entry
(http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/wiki/PHPMapScriptAddPointScale), but I
find that I do not have the understanding that I need to color code
these points by their value. These values are precipitation summaries,
that I
Hi Martin,
Can you try to check the map file after the sld has been applied: you
can do that by setting your map file in debug and checking the log file
look for something like ...Map file after SLD was applied (ex:
something like this):
CONFIG MS_ERRORFILE
Hmm, maybe a *little* more work than I was hoping for, but that might be
a workable solution. Thanks for the tip/link.
Guess the question still remains, do these pointObj's have no other
parameter attributes?
Robert W. Burgholzer
Surface Water Modeler
Office of Water Supply and
Hi Assafa, thanks for your quick reply
I'am working with mapserver 5.6.5 (installed form elgis RPM -
http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Enterprise_Linux_GIS)
Here the requested files:
I've prefix the files with aggpng_working of identify the working example
1) aggpng_working_mapserv.log (log of
On 23/11/2010 10:34 AM, Burgholzer, Robert (DEQ) wrote:
Hmm, maybe a **little** more work than I was hoping for, but that
might be a workable solution. Thanks for the tip/link.
Guess the question still remains, do these pointObj's have no other
parameter attributes?
Not that I know of.
Maybe wrting a shape file would do the trick for you since you have the
ability to add attributes?
http://svn.osgeo.org/mapserver/trunk/mapserver/mapscript/php/examples/test_writeshape.phtml
On 23/11/2010 9:56 AM, Burgholzer, Robert (DEQ) wrote:
I have succeeded in generating a point layer
pcr...@pcreso.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking to use mapserver to provide WFS data layers to QGIS clients.
I need to display the layer using a data field to control symbology
(symbol size), but QGIS can only use an integer field for this.
As below, mapserver identifies all the elements as
Hi Jukka,
I tried another getFeature request using your syntax. I only replaced the
'EPSG:4326' to 'EPSG:25832' since the coordinates are in this reference system.
Unfortunately I got the same result. It doesn't matter if I ask for
VERSION=1.1.0 or VERSION=1.0.0 - I tried out both.
Request
I am running a WMS service with Mapserver in a Windows environment. I
want to be able to run a non-spatial query on a parcel layer to return
the bounding box (in re-projected coordinates) for a particular parcel.
The bounding box and projection will then be used in a WMS query to
return a map
Hi,
Yes, they are WFS queries but you can send them to the same Mapserver service
if you configure the mapfile properly. If you do not want to use WFS then I
suppose you can do whatever you want with mapscript but that is something I do
not know anything about. With some imagination it could
Are you limited to WMS/WFS or can you use stock MapServer queries? Passing in
a parcel id and returning it's bounding box is trivial using mode=itemquery and
a template.
Steve
-Original Message-
From: mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org
There are 3 pieces to this:
1) in your mapfile you have to add validation for your query string to the
layer metadata:
LAYER
NAME 'testy'
...
METADATA
...
qstring_validation_pattern 'some regex'
END
END
and you have to define a template, I prefer the new-style templates via an
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