That error is fairly vague. The first thing I would look at is
permissions. Also a good rule of thumb is to not use () in file or
directory names.
On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 9:16 PM, morteza shabihkhani
m.shabihkh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I want to create a very simple raster layer, but I
Hi there - really need some help if you can please regarding Template
Query feature, and I have googled to exhaustion :-/
Background:
I have an existing Map file referencing MapInfo Tab files running under
ms4w_2.3.1 chameleon_ms4w-2.4.1
I have installed ms4w - V3.0.1 and chameleon V2.6.0
Didn't I hear this advice before on this list :-)
Jan
On 7-4-2011 21:49, Lime, Steve D (DNR) wrote:
Make sure you're actually turning the layer on. Status ON always makes
me wonder. Try setting STATUS to DEFAULT and comment out the maxscale
line and see what happens.
Steve
Hi,
I try to use Mapserver 6 beta 5 to generate kmz output with several type of
input data (geotiff, shape and esri ascii grid):
It is OK with geotiff and shape but there is no result with grd (empty
image in temp).
If I try to generate png output it's OK for all.
Thank you for help
Kelly
Hi,
I was playing with the ORG outputformats. On the bottom I have a working
mapfile for WMS. I took this section
OUTPUTFORMAT
NAME OGRGML
DRIVER OGR/GML
FORMATOPTION STORAGE=filesystem
FORMATOPTION FORM=multipart
FORMATOPTION FILENAME=result.gml
END
from document
Done, #3822 with a simple mapfile that truncates GetCapabilities for me. And
yes, I am on Windows, server 2003 and MS4W with MS 6.0 beta4 package.
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Dear list,
while developing an application with PNG-symbols rendered on top of a
map I have encountered a problem if the PNG-symbols overlap each other;
artefacts are present (see attachment).
The Symbols are defined as following:
SYMBOL
NAME Batnight
TYPE PIXMAP
IMAGE
Hello Jörg,
Jörg Thomsen j...@mapmedia.de, [20110316 - 11:53:52]
Hi,
o.k., it was not the best moment to ask my question, because at the
same time the mapserver beta 6 was announced ;)
so here a 'repost', it would be nice if anyone could give me a hint:
Hi,
I'm using the
Hi folks, just a beginner's question:
Is it possible to position the image-error message of a WMS request in
the middle of the image? Normally it is placed in the upper left corner,
and with OpenLayers (overlaid over Google Maps) the message is displayed
on a tile outside the visual screen.
Looking at the code it's always in the same place, so no...
Steve
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[mailto:mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Jan Hartmann
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To: mapserver-users@lists.osgeo.org
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OK, that means that I have to create an error image the size of the WMS
request and position the message in the middle, with some combination of
PHP Mapscript and PHP/GD. Doable.
Thanks,
Jan
On 8-4-2011 16:27, Lime, Steve D (DNR) wrote:
Looking at the code it's always in the same place, so
Can you share the batnight.png file? Any difference if you remove TRANSPARENT
0? It shouldn't have any
effect since transparency is picked up from the pixmap. By chance does this
work ok in 6.0?
Steve
-Original Message-
From: mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org
Or limit the size of the WMS request to the viewport size (ratio:1). I would
think that would be desirable regardless IMHO. Other option is to generate
longer error messages with really long layer names. ;-)
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Jan Hartmann [mailto:j.l.h.hartm...@uva.nl]
On 11-04-08 12:16 AM, morteza shabihkhani wrote:
Hello all,
I want to create a very simple raster layer, but I faced to this error:
msDrawMap(): Image handling error. Failed to draw layer named 'elevation'.
msDrawRaster(): Unable to access file. stcon using full path stcon
this is my layer:
Given the artifact, I'd say that you are using the GD renderer. Are
you sure it's the AGG one that is being selected when you create that
image?
--
thomas
2011/4/8 Lime, Steve D (DNR) steve.l...@state.mn.us:
Can you share the batnight.png file? Any difference if you remove
TRANSPARENT 0? It
On 11-04-07 08:19 AM, kaipi wrote:
I am not able to output elevation data as 16 Bit PNGs. Is Mapserver not able
to to this ?
I tried with a current version of Mapserver on Windows and on Linux. I tried
WMS and WCS requests - but I always get 8 Bit PNGs back although I have
configured 16INT.
Thank you,
Because I'm new in Mapserver, I don't know how to track the errors. Could
you please help me to check the permissions.
On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 2:45 AM, fruitwerks fruitwe...@gmail.com wrote:
That error is fairly vague. The first thing I would look at is
permissions. Also a good
No, that doesn't work. It's an OpenLayers application, so the WMS
request automatically computes an extent in excess of the screen. The
second solution is really a bit of a kludge, don't you think so? :-)
I use another kludge: handle the complete WMS request via PHP Mapscript:
return a an XML
Ah, I knew it was a beginner's question. Thanks Michael.
Jan
On 8-4-2011 18:36, Smith, Michael ERDC-CRREL-NH wrote:
Jan,
In the options to OpenLayers WMS layer, you set the ratio: 1 and OpenLayers
will not request outside of the visible screen area.
Mike
Frank
Thank you for your response. In fact, I'm not very familiar with binaries,
but as I remember, I had installed GDAL/OGR before I installed Mapserv. How
can I check that my installation process was correct?
about the path, I have provided the path in my mapfile and the mapfile call
this
On 11-04-08 01:41 PM, morteza shabihkhani wrote:
Frank
Thank you for your response. In fact, I'm not very familiar with binaries, but
as I remember, I had installed GDAL/OGR before I installed Mapserv. How can I
check that my installation process was correct?
Morteza,
I suggested using the
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