Yes, that is definitely wrong. As a client I use Google V3 API example from
Mapcache docs, adopted to what I have. It is quite simple, and it is hard to
mess it up.
var map = new google.maps.Map(map, { myOptions });
var layerOptions = {
getTileUrl: function(coord, zoom) {
return
Thomas,
yes, that was an SE Linux issue. I fixed that, thank you!
The last problem that I have now is misalignment. I have no idea why it does
it and how to fix.
Please, take a look: http://cdiac3.ornl.gov/waves/img/wms_4326_1.png
Misha
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Thomas,
all I can see in apache log are lines like:
[Fri May 11 08:16:01 2012] [error] [client ] mapcache fcgi conf file:
/var/www/mapcache/mapcache.xml, referer:
http://cdiac5.ornl.gov/waves/underway/test_mapcache.html
[Fri May 11 08:16:01 2012] [error] [client ] mapcache fcgi conf file:
Jerl,
I pass lat/lon coordinates.
Yes, if I use 900913 projection it just gives me one single dot at 0,0. If i
use 4326, this is what it creates for me:
http://cdiac3.ornl.gov/waves/img/mapcache_4326.png
Unfortunately, apache doesn't show urls to wms in the log, please see my
reply to Thomas what
According to the docs g grid is one of the preconfigured grids:
http://www.mapserver.org/trunk/mapcache/config.html and it should work. I
tried to remove all grids that I not use, but it didn't help.
I finally got to the point when if I use WGS84 grid (projection 4326) it
draws all dots, but they
Jerl,
It didn't help, for g/900913 still shows only a single dot.
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Travis, thank you, for the reply.
Yes, it does. I double checked it.
Misha
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