Yes that worked now to restart Apache !
Here is the final config snippets in case it helps someone
and remember the format tags aka 'MVT' are case sensitive ;)
mapfile
OUTPUTFORMAT
NAME "MVT"
DRIVER MVT
FORMATOPTION "EDGE_BUFFER=10"
END
LAYER
# added:
UTFITEM
Oh yes that could be the problem, so far I have
OUTPUTFORMAT
NAME "utfgrid"
DRIVER UTFGRID
MIMETYPE "application/json"
EXTENSION "json"
FORMATOPTION "UTFRESOLUTION=4"
FORMATOPTION "DUPLICATES=false"
END
will try with mvt now (goal is to create utfgrid json though)
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In your .map file do you have the MVT format defined, something like:
OUTPUTFORMAT
NAME "mvt"
DRIVER MVT
FORMATOPTION "EDGE_BUFFER=10"
END
On 9/7/22 12:38, karsten wrote:
Thanks Scott,
I do have a tileset like this below
Flurst UTF
Flurst UTF
flurst_utf
disk
Thanks Scott,
I do have a tileset like this below
Flurst UTF
Flurst UTF
flurst_utf
disk
GoogleMapsCompatible
mvt
5 5
10
3600
but also with this get the error
tileset "flurst_utf_tiles" references format
You probably need to define the tileset, something like:
test_wms_mvt
myGridName
disk
MVT
On 9/7/22 12:08, karsten wrote:
Hi All,
I am working on a correct configuration to cerate UTFGrid json tiles via
MapCache and MapServerto seed a json tile set
MapCache is up and running on my
Hi All,
I am working on a correct configuration to cerate UTFGrid json tiles via
MapCache and MapServer to seed a json tile set
MapCache is up and running on my ubuntu 20 server and WMS requests (PNG,
Jpeg ) are working as is the seeding utility.
Now I am trying to add a UTFGrid tile layer
Thanks for the hints on FlatGeoBuf and mbtiles vs.utfgrid specs.
My next steps will be configuring my MapCache installation correctly with
MapServer to create UTFgrid tiles ...
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To:
All,
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Hi Michal: AFAIK it's always been that way as an aid to debugging. I can
certainly appreciate the argument that error messages shouldn't contain any
references to file locations and could write that information to debug logs
instead. I'm curious what others think.
I always resort to using mapfile
