Hi,
My current employer runs QGIS on Windows and we would like to access a WFS
server provided by an UMN mapserver provided by another authority in
Switzerland (they run UMN Mapserver 7.0x for now). We'd like to use an
envelope or box to get filtered features from that WFS.
QGIS has a method call
> So my question: is a newer version of UMN (7.2, 7.4, 7.6) perhaps the
> "Envelope" style syntax in the WFS filter that QGIS Desktop is sending or
> should we better try to add a new "bbox" method to the WFS Client of QGIS
> Desktop? I quickly browsed through the UMN Mapserver changelogs but didn'
On vendredi 5 juin 2020 15:09:22 CEST Even Rouault wrote:
> > So my question: is a newer version of UMN (7.2, 7.4, 7.6) perhaps the
> > "Envelope" style syntax in the WFS filter that QGIS Desktop is sending or
> > should we better try to add a new "bbox" method to the WFS Client of QGIS
> > Desktop
Hi Even,
Wow - thanks a lot!
Also, your other assumption was right - when switching the WFS version to
1.0 in QGIS, the ST_MakeEnvelope() from QGIS Desktop as a WFS client seems
to be translated to instead of envelope:
Here is the filter request from QGIS, when choosing WFS 1.0:
http://www.ope
Something I noticed this morning: MapServer users might be interested in
recently published statistics of deployed mapping engine types (ArcGIS,
GeoServer, MapServer/MapCache, QGIS Server, etc.) :
https://www.geoseer.net/blog/?p=2020-06-04_geospatial_server_software
-jeff
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Jeff McKenna
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On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 11:09 AM Jeff McKenna
wrote:
> Something I noticed this morning: MapServer users might be interested in
> recently published statistics of deployed mapping engine types (ArcGIS,
> GeoServer, MapServer/MapCache, QGIS Server, etc.) :
> https://www.geoseer.net
Hi All,
I have a Mapserver 7.6.0 wms server set up and it's generating images
correctly in most circumstances.
However, I have a wms mapfile consisting of 252 layer classes defining
all of the country polygons in a Natural Earth world shapefile.
In some instances, I need to send up to 90 F
Very interesting comparison.
I wonder how this statistics would look like if MapServer had a built-in
web administration interface like the other competing applications.
Best regards,
Tamas
Jeff McKenna ezt írta (időpont: 2020. jún.
5., P, 18:09):
> Something I noticed this morning: MapServer