On 7/27/2011 6:00 PM, jk wrote:
Thanks Steve, I'm able to use your instructions, use gdatindex, map file, and
create a tile index. Also after adding Wms to the map file, map server is
now wms-serving . I noticed slowness in some cases.
Oh, I forgot to mention that you should probably build inte
Thanks Steve, I'm able to use your instructions, use gdatindex, map file, and
create a tile index. Also after adding Wms to the map file, map server is
now wms-serving . I noticed slowness in some cases.
I am able to change the bbox values and map server serves the right image,
making ones if the
On 7/26/2011 5:53 PM, jk wrote:
Does the tile-mode support WMS syntax of addressing scheme? The document
mentions Google and Virtual Earth, but not WMS addressing scheme.
I would not use mode=tile as it is very limited and does not do any
caching and does not support metatiles so it has a lat
On 7/26/2011 4:38 PM, jk wrote:
Steve,
Thanks. Two more questions,
How do servers handle different zoom levels? Do I need to have a different
base map for a pariticular zoom level? And, how to make the binding happen?
I mean a zoom level binds to a particular shape file?
For rasters, mapserve
Does the tile-mode support WMS syntax of addressing scheme? The document
mentions Google and Virtual Earth, but not WMS addressing scheme.
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Steve,
Thanks. Two more questions,
How do servers handle different zoom levels? Do I need to have a different
base map for a pariticular zoom level? And, how to make the binding happen?
I mean a zoom level binds to a particular shape file?
and, when users pam, tiles will be requested; do I need
