A few guesses/hints...
Perhaps enable DEBUG in your postgis layer, and compare the SQL query
that is generated by shp2img and by the WMS request. What are the
differences? What if you try to run the same SQL query at the psql
prompt or in pgadmin?
Which version of MapServer are you upgrading
Hi All,
I'm hoping someone has experienced this or knows how to fix this problem.
In currently running Mapserver 5.6 on Redhat Enterprise Linux 5
(compiled from source, no issues). Wanting to test version 6, I
compiled the latest Mapserver 6 release on Redhat Enterprise Linus 5.
I updated th
Hi all,
Quick question on mapserver/tilecache.
Lets say a raster layer is dynamically generated with mapserver - is it
cached/tiled?
The next time a user loads the same area of a map at the same scale,
will the tile load faster?
Is this a "by default" setting or can this be configured some
I'm trying to upgrade to Mapserver 6, but I'm having some difficulty with my
PostGIS layers. I've made all of the style / symbology changes required by
Version 6, as well as adding the "wms_enable_request" "*" line to the WEB
section. My raster and shapefile layers work fine. Any mapfile that
url = "blablabl/cgi-wms/mapserv?map=patate&randomnumber" + mt_rand() + "&";
layer->set("connection",url)
and everything is good
2011/5/19 Marc-André Trottier
> i'm using MapScript to create un mapObj.
> finally a draw the image with Map->draw();
>
> but the OPACITY is not good. Just one OPA
On 11-05-20 10:30 AM, Forest wrote:
Hello,everyone.
I am using the Mapserver to deploy a webgis system.And I've used the shp2tree
tool to generate .qix File.
When I ZoomOut my web map,I found that,the more I zoomOut,Mapserver loads
vector data more slow.Then I go to see the source code, I found t
Hello,everyone.
I am using the Mapserver to deploy a webgis system.And I've used the
shp2tree tool to generate .qix File.
When I ZoomOut my web map,I found that,the more I zoomOut,Mapserver loads
vector data more slow.Then I go to see the source code, I found that when the
extent is bigger,
good catch, that's probably because of some of the recent changes in the
mapserver codebase.
please open a ticket and address it to me, i'll fix it asap.
BR,
Umberto
2011/5/20 ahmet temiz
> Thank you Umberto ,
>
> I did.
>
> It constructed libmapscript.so, and mapscript.jar.
>
> " make test
Thank you Umberto ,
I did.
It constructed libmapscript.so, and mapscript.jar.
" make test" passes.
But, "make threadtests" gave
orkun@orkun-HP:~/data/mapserver-6.0.0/mapscript/java$ make threadtests
javac -cp ./mapscript.jar -d tests/threadtest/ tests/threadtest/*.java
tests/threadtest/MapTh
Ahmet,
you gave the wrong param to with-java-include-os-name and usually it is not
necessary to specify anything as it will correctly guess from the
environment.
Try this:
set JAVA_HOME to point to the jdk (NOTE: a full JDK is required, JRE is NOT
enough)
run ./configure (leave with-java-include-o
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