Henrique Rennó wrote:
I installed MS4W from the installer and it worked. Maybe the zip file has some
different configuration in php.
I'm fairly sure that the installer has added what ever was missing although
I'm sure Jeff would have commented if there WAS a difference. I do have a new
windows
I installed MS4W from the installer and it worked. Maybe the zip file has
some different configuration in php.
Just one more question. As I'll start using mapscript, do I have to use
this list to take doubts out or another list?
Thanks a lot for all your attention.
2012/7/30 Jeff McKenna
> On
On 7/30/2012 7:08 PM, web wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm building a WMS with around 1000 tif files that are about 2gb each
one. I wonder if the approach I've taken is the most appropriate. I
built a mapfile with one LAYER declaration for each file. That makes
then 1000 LAYER declarations. I use a GROUP an
Hi guys,
I'm building a WMS with around 1000 tif files that are about 2gb each one. I
wonder if the approach I've taken is the most appropriate. I built a mapfile
with one LAYER declaration for each file. That makes then 1000 LAYER
declarations. I use a GROUP and call it in the LAYERS paramete
Hi Jeff,Rahkonen
Thanks for your feedback. Yes, it really worked. Cool. It was my bad,
first time I gave wrong extent values and it did not work. Now it is working
perfectly fine.
Thanks ,
Sowmya.
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Sowmya Tiramdasu
QCoherent Software
9668 Madison Blvd., Suite 2
On 12-07-30 4:04 PM, Sowmya Tiramdasu wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a scenario for re-projections. Can anyone let me know if the
> following scenario works in MapServer?
>
> Below is a sample map file ( A,B,C are three different projections. LAYER
> 1, 2, 3 are three different layers in the ma
Hi,
Of course it works and you should be able to make configurations by following
this document
http://mapserver.org/ogc/wms_server.html#setting-up-a-wms-server-using-mapserver
-Jukka Rahkonen-
Sowmya Tiramdasu wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have a scenario for
Hi All,
I have a scenario for re-projections. Can anyone let me know if the
following scenario works in MapServer?
Below is a sample map file ( A,B,C are three different projections. LAYER
1, 2, 3 are three different layers in the map file)
MAP
PROJECTION : A
L
Daniel Morissette wrote:
Thanks for your feedback. In fact at last year's WMS Benchmarking
exercise with several software teams, we found that MapServer on Windows
did very well vs Linux, and other mapping engines for that matter (don't
just take my word for it, see the numbers at
http://svn.osg
On 12-07-30 12:49 PM, Daniel Morissette wrote:
> On 12-07-30 11:37 AM, Jeff McKenna wrote:
>>
>> Thanks for your feedback. In fact at last year's WMS Benchmarking
>> exercise with several software teams, we found that MapServer on Windows
>> did very well vs Linux, and other mapping engines for th
On 12-07-30 11:37 AM, Jeff McKenna wrote:
Thanks for your feedback. In fact at last year's WMS Benchmarking
exercise with several software teams, we found that MapServer on Windows
did very well vs Linux, and other mapping engines for that matter (don't
just take my word for it, see the numbers
On 12-07-30 11:02 AM, Lester Caine wrote:
> Jeff McKenna wrote:
>> Oh one final note: I did cringe when you mention "XP": that platform is
>> becoming old now, similar to (when I started this) users stuck on
>> Windows98 years ago. Be warned that for best results with MS4W you
>> should be using a
Thanks for your advices. I'll try them later.
2012/7/30 Jeff McKenna
> On 12-07-29 8:50 PM, Henrique Rennó wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I tried to find a solution to my problem using google but with no
> > success. I'm using WinXP and just installed ms4w from the zip file.
> > After executing apach
Yes, but it seemed to not set the variables, so I set them manually under
Control Panel.
2012/7/30 Lester Caine
> Lester Caine wrote:
>
>> 6.0.3? It might be worth trying the installer instead. PHP is an option
>> as far
>> as I can see, so would need to be enabled while installing. I'm just
>>
Jeff McKenna wrote:
Oh one final note: I did cringe when you mention "XP": that platform is
becoming old now, similar to (when I started this) users stuck on
Windows98 years ago. Be warned that for best results with MS4W you
should be using a more recent Windows version such as Windows7 or Vista
Lester Caine wrote:
Lester Caine wrote:
6.0.3? It might be worth trying the installer instead. PHP is an option as far
as I can see, so would need to be enabled while installing. I'm just grabbing a
copy of the zip so I can check it out anyway.
Henrique
did you run setenv.bat ... I can't see i
On 12-07-29 8:50 PM, Henrique Rennó wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I tried to find a solution to my problem using google but with no
> success. I'm using WinXP and just installed ms4w from the zip file.
> After executing apache-install.bat, the localhost showed me the
> mapserver webpage as it should. I also
Lester Caine wrote:
6.0.3? It might be worth trying the installer instead. PHP is an option as far
as I can see, so would need to be enabled while installing. I'm just grabbing a
copy of the zip so I can check it out anyway.
Henrique
did you run setenv.bat ... I can't see it being refered to in
I'll try setting everything up with the installer later. Maybe the problem
with the zip file is that it needs some configuration by hand.
2012/7/30 Lester Caine
> Henrique Rennó wrote:
>
>> The mime section contains AddType and Action set to .php
>> and /cgi-bin/php-cgi.exe. What
Henrique Rennó wrote:
The mime section contains AddType and Action set to .php
and /cgi-bin/php-cgi.exe. What could be the problem?
What is ScriptAlias set to?
Using php as CGI usually means that it's pointing to the PHP directory,
which is where php-cgi.exe is locat
2012/7/30 Lester Caine
> Henrique Rennó wrote:
>
>> I tried to find a solution to my problem using google but with no
>> success. I'm
>> using WinXP and just installed ms4w from the zip file. After executing
>> apache-install.bat, the localhost showed me the mapserver webpage as it
>> should.
>>
Hmmm, strange but yes, the code says:
} else {
/* Beginning of a new group... enclose the group in a layer block */
msIO_printf(" \n");
so it seems there's no intention to set any attribute like "queryable".
But since querying the group is supported, to me it looks like a bug...
Note:
Hi Eichner,
The GROUP tag effectively allow set the Name and abstract. This is great,
but it don't allow the GetFeatureInfo request. :(
I try it, but on my qgis the identify icon is disabled.
I try to see the GetCapabilities.
http://web.regione.toscana.it/wmsraster/com.rt.wms.RTmap/wms?map=wmsca
Hi,
I discovered just now that the problem is due to qgis.
The last version of wgis-dev available on repository wrong drammatically
the colors when the object has some transparency.
I don't know exactly why this happen.
But now I'm sure that is not a mapserver problem, but instead a qgis-dev
probl
> OPACITY 10
> this setting instead of a full blue give a light gray.
> Instead if I put OPACITY 100 I have correctly a "full blue".
Opacity 10 is near transparent, so blue it might appear as light gray.
Have a try with a higher value, let's say 50 or 75 and see if this is
what you want.
wms_layer_group
Description: (Optional) Can be used to assign a layer to a number of
hierarchically nested groups. This grouped hierarchy will be expressed
in the capabilities.
WMS_LAYER_GROUP is different from the GROUP keyword in that it does
not publish the name of the group in the ca
Henrique Rennó wrote:
I tried to find a solution to my problem using google but with no success. I'm
using WinXP and just installed ms4w from the zip file. After executing
apache-install.bat, the localhost showed me the mapserver webpage as it should.
I also loaded a shapefile using mapserv.exe a
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