The MapServer Team is pleased to announce the release of MapServer 6.2.0 RC1.
The changes since beta4 are rather short, and we hope to release a
final 6.2.0 next week.
The changelog since beta4 is included in this email, or can be consulted here:
http://www.mapserver.org/en/development/change
Ignore the last comment - this was due to OpenLayers clipping the
tiles/symbols.
On 10/10/2012 09:30, Havard Tveite wrote:
If you have moved to 6.2, you can consider using
ANCHORPOINT
http://mapserver.org/trunk/en/mapfile/symbol.html
On earlier verions you could try the approach suggested
in
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I think I found one solution:
$image=$map->draw();
ob_start();
$image_save=$image->saveImage();
$image_binary = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
$image_binary is what I need!
Please let me know if there is any other better idea !
Thanks
Douvalis Andreas
Unfortunately even with this approach when using the squares become
inconsistent in size and shape.
See http://i.stack.imgur.com/MaQZJ.png for the results.
I'm using MapServer 5.6 (64-bit on a Windows server). I'll try on a
newer build to see if the newer versions have the same results.
Seth
Hi
How can I get (with php-mapscript) the binary data of one image that I created
with draw dunction without to save the image to disk?
Actually, I want to save the image to postgresql database in bytea field.
Therefore, I want to get binary data of map image and insert it to pqsql table.
Fo
Thanks Havard.
The ANCHORPOINT option looks perfect. For now I went with your other
approach of a full underlying symbol and a half symbol on top.
I'm still not sure why the two half symbols didn't line up.
I posted a link to your answer and an image of the failed half squares
at
http://gis.st
There is only one servlet program but some threads access the file.
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If you have moved to 6.2, you can consider using
ANCHORPOINT
http://mapserver.org/trunk/en/mapfile/symbol.html
On earlier verions you could try the approach suggested
in
http://mapserver.org/trunk/en/mapfile/symbology/construction.html#tricks
But that is kind of similar to what you have tried yo
Puneet Kishor wrote:
> On Oct 9, 2012, at 7:51 AM, Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> It may be an odd idea to use dots in table/feature type names, but because I
>> made such a test and faced a problem so I report it here.
>> Source table is in PostGIS and its name is "dot.test". WFS
>> Desc
