Hi,
we are running WFS services with similar mapfiles on different servers.
Setting the "wfs_onlineresource" is straight forward, but requires a
hard coded host name:
First server:
WEB
METADATA
"wfs_title" "myserver"
"wfs_onlineresource" "https://server1.org/mapserver?
Matthias,
Just remove the parameter will imply that MapServer will find the correct
online resource.
Y.
Le jeu. 17 oct. 2019 à 11:35, Matthias Müller <
matthias_muel...@tu-dresden.de> a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> we are running WFS services with similar mapfiles on different servers.
>
> Setting the "wf
Yves,
thanks for the hint - it works, but produces an ugly URL that exposes
the FS-Link of the mapfile to the public:
https://server1.org/mapserver/?map=/opt/service/mapserver/mapfile.map&"/
>
I should have mentioned that a reverse proxy runs in front of
Mapserver, that adds the mapfile to the r
No, neither maxsize nor partials works. I guess that's just the way QGIS
requests large WMS-images.
There is a "tile_metatile_level" configuration directive that should
solve this problem:
https://mapserver.org/output/tile_mode.html
but it does not seem to work for WMS layers.
So I used the
Hi,
The best way is most likely to set up a WMTS service with mapcache.
It handles meta tiling in a more proper way.
There are good examples in the mapproxy documentation how to do labels in
mapserver.
https://mapproxy.org/docs/nightly/labeling.html
(https://mapproxy.org/docs/nightly/labeling.