I also have this fascination about tile indexes.I have one example how
to use shp2tile and create faster setup if You have large data files. It
shows how to set up ogrtindex. I still use this script in some projects.
I guess I must have shared it on the users-list a couple of years ago,
since i
Spurred on by Zmitser, I've given some much needed love to the tileindex
examples (see
https://mapserver.org/optimization/tileindex.html#long-ogrtindex-example
). It doesn't answer Zmitser's exact questions but it hopefully helps
the next person understand how to implement.
Also, pull reques
Thank you very much, Edward, for the suggestion. But I use tiles of vector
data. And currently the problem is how to put postgis connection and data
parameter in one (so that mapserver parses it correctly from location column of
tileindex) .
With best regards, Zmitser
>Среда, 24 марта 2021,
Dear Jukka, you right with OGR it works. If I type something like:
"PG:"dbname=database host=127.0.0.1 port=5432 user=admin password=admin
tables=objects_in_countryA(geom)""
It works. Because for OGR layer types, providing connection is enough.
But for PostGIS , also the data part need to be prov
Hi,
Obviously you are playing with vector data, not rasters, and you are trying to
make a ogrtileindex instead of gdaltindex. I know, technically there is no
difference.
I have used ogrtileindex with great success with shapefiles. I have never tried
to do the same with PostGIS data and I can o
Zmister,
Check out the GH repo of the Amsterdam municipality. The MAP-file for 2020 is
at https://github.com/Amsterdam/mapserver/blob/master/lufo2020.map where you
can see the DATA connection to the Shape file that holds the tile index. The
Shape files for the various years are in the folder
h
Dear Carlos, it is not about mapfile, it is in location cell of tileindex. It
is one cell in table (database table, dbf file etc.), and I need to put there
both connection and data details. The question is how to make it so that
mapserver parses it correctly.
Sincerely, Zmitser
>Среда, 24 марта