Hi,
mapserver tells you what's wrong:
msLoadMap(): Unable to access file.
(/home/sangitas/softwares/ex1/world_mapfile.map)
as your online-resource contains 'mapserv.exe' i think you are working
on windows. The path to your mapfile looks like unix-path. On windows it
should look like
c:\path
Hello,
I have a MapServer 6.2 question. I run MapServer 6.2 on Windows Server 2008.
I noticed a strange behaviour with the EXPRESSION definition while I am
migrating my mapfiles to MapServer 6.0
This is my table:
CREATE TABLE ax_bauwerkoderanlagefuerindustrieundgewerbe
(
ogc_fid serial NOT
Thanks Jeff. That link shows how to build an index on a shapefile. Is there
an equivalent for File GDB? I'm looking at the GDAL document for GDB now, not
seeing an index description.
-Original Message-
From: Jeff McKenna [mailto:jmcke...@gatewaygeomatics.com]
Sent: Wednesday,
Since OGR accesses the GDB via ESRI's API/Library, it may (should) take
advantage of attribute indexes built on the data with ArcMap.
You should make sure that the feature classes in the GDB have attribute indexes
on any column that you want to use as query criteria and that they have good
Hmmm... Seems like bug. There weren't any major changes to the EXPRESSION code
but I imagine at least small modifications were made. I have access to similar
data here, let me try a local test.
Steve
-Original Message-
From: mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org
shot in the dark ..
But I believe the error your getting in an actual MySQL error ..
your table name is a bit long ...
-Jeff Lake
MichiganWxSystem.com
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On 11/29/2012 10:16, Astrid Emde wrote:
Hello,
I have a MapServer 6.2 question. I run
Honestly I don't think an index is going to help unless the attribute filter is
being passed to OGR processing. I'm not familiar enough with that driver to
know if that's done or not. Usually attribute queries are written a form the
driver understands. For PostGIS that means a bit of a where
Whoops! I sent the wrong expression, and I acknowledge that one was incorrect.
Here is the correct expression:
$queryExp = (('[MAP_BK_LOT]' == '007-042') AND ('[TOWN]' == 'Acton'));
-So we're selecting on items map_bk_lot and town. And again, I'm not using a
shapefile here, it's a
Dear all,
We have the following setup:
Our features come as DB records out of a PostGIS 1.5 database, which
contains a column mapserver_style besides other data columns. We want
to use that column to style the individual features.
Since MapServer 6.0 (we use 6.0.2), the Mapserver LAYER config
I tried a few things and have an interesting result-
After trying the file GDB with multiple attributes, and no success there, I
tried Jeff's suggestion and used a shapefile of the parcels, and added an
index. I know that conventional wisdom says shapefile is a poor choice, but
when I tried
Alex,
This is indeed a bug in mapserver, symbol indexes are not resolved from
symbol names when updating a style from string. You might want to file a
ticket and assign that to me in the github issue
trackerhttps://github.com/mapserver/mapserver/issues/new
.
Best regards,
Tamas
2012/11/29
Dear Tamas,
Thanks, I will do so. So if I understand correctly, it should work if we
use the SYMBBOL index instead of the name?
so e.g.:
STYLE
SIZE 10
COLOR 135 255 135
OUTLINEWIDTH 2
OUTLINECOLOR 0 0 0
SYMBOL 2 # ('filled square' is the 2nd symbon in our symboldef file)
END
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