Hey Steve,
Thanks for the reply. I flailed with this for quite a while. I'm not an
Esri user and the vendor that I'm supposed to support is unfamiliar with
WMS. I was trying to follow an Esri example that was returning XML for
GetFeatureInfo requests but I was making a lot of (bad) guesses. In
Please let me know - get in touch directly (use s...@crystalsphere.net).
Happy to pay for time!
Regards,
John
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Hi Rich! I didn't see any replies to this email and I don't have any
particular experience. That said, it seems to me that the vendor that is
receiving the content would want it in some sort of presentation agnostic
format so that they can apply a design, choose which attributes to display
and so
Hi,
as mapserver tells you: unable to access file
make very sure that the files exists and the path is correct. If so,
have a look at the access rights, the user www-data must be allowed to
read the mapfile.
By the way it is not a good idea to store the mapfile in the apache home
because it is
Hello
I have another question about MapServer capabilities. In my technical tests, I
am trying to serve a GeoTiff Float32 with a declared NoData value (i.e.
-3.4028234663852886e+38).
The GeoTiff file resulting from my WCS request transforms the NoData value to
0, which is problematic because 0
I have tried some tests of this.
A simple view, outputting the geometry with ST_Transform, is not
performant at all - the transform breaks the spatial index and it's a
large dataset.
I assume that would still be an issue with a materialized view.
So I think the only PostGIS option would be to
