Hello Daniel,
before submitting a "patch" there are just some things to note. But it's
nice that there's so much interest on it.
> What was involved in setting up an Apache module? There was talk about
> doing that as an experiment a few weeks ago on the mapserver-dev list.
> If you are interes
Gregor Mosheh wrote:
Daniel Morissette wrote:
Well, in the meantime I patched the MapServer code a
little bit and made it being an Apache module, reading and parsing the
map file only once on startup.
Are you serious, mod_mapserver? Holy cow, that would be awesome!
I would be VERY interested
Daniel Morissette wrote:
Well, in the meantime I patched the MapServer code a
little bit and made it being an Apache module, reading and parsing the
map file only once on startup.
Are you serious, mod_mapserver? Holy cow, that would be awesome!
I would be VERY interested to hear about stabilit
Eichner, Andreas - SID-NLK wrote:
[...] Well, in the meantime I patched the MapServer code a
little bit and made it being an Apache module, reading and parsing the
map file only once on startup. This is much faster than the good old CGI
and seems to work fine...
Andreas,
What was involved in
Hello Armin,
> If you don't mind using Python MapScript instead of the Mapserver CGI
then you
> could try to use this Python class that uses the OWSRequest
> functionality of Mapserver/Mapscript:
although this is a nice approach, I can't go with Python. We need a high
performance WMS and I beli
ta
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Aihe: [mapserver-users] Re: Hiding overviews
Hello Jacob,
thanks for your try but this didn't help, sorry. IMHO the
problem is that there seems to be no way to declare multip
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Hello Jacob,
thanks for your try but this didn't help, sorry. IMHO the problem is
that there seems to be no way to declare multiple, scale dependend data
sources for one layer (in a WMS sense). Since the only reason of using
of overviews for me is the (nearly) scale-independent performance. But
o
ould cause MapServer to draw them at the same time.
Hope this helps,
Jacob
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Hmm, seems my description wasn't clear enough, so I'll try to precise...
For a layer with raster data I created external overviews. To make use
of them I copied the LAYER portion of the map file, changed the
TILEINDEX statement to point to the index of the appropriate overview,
set MINSCALE/MAXSC
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