Hi Noli,
Thanks for your hint, but as Peteris said, I am not dealing with flat
data structure (tabular data), but with nested data structure (more like
typical xml files). I think I will try with the builtin json module as
most people suggested.
Andreas
Am 15.11.2012 08:49, schrieb Noli Sicad:
Hi Andreas,
what you describe is where I use tiles. My city map is a QGIS project
with around 25 layers, lots of labels (street names) and elements. I use
mapcache (standalone) for that and of course it would be nice to have
that integrated in QGIS server but it was not hard to configure it
Hi all,
A new version of Lizmap Web Client and the related QGIS plugin has been
released yesterday, with these new features:
* responsive design : Lizmap fits well on tablets and new smart-phone
screens
* rich html pop-up with configurable templates. You can write different
pop-up templates with
What I really miss in QGIS server compared to UNM mapserver is the
possibility to keep a certain space around the edge of the generated output
free of labels (UMN Mapserver has had that already in V 5.? or even
earlier). This is a must-have if we want to integrate mapcache because
otherwise
A very short answer here : have you checked the Lizmap ability to create
automatic tile cache ? It supports metatiling too.
As I know, it is the only open-source solution which can simply use a QGIS
project, build a map and dynamically create tile caching with metatile
support.
Sorry for this
Great work Michael!
giovanni
2012/11/15 kimaidou kimai...@gmail.com
Hi all,
A new version of Lizmap Web Client and the related QGIS plugin has been
released yesterday, with these new features:
* responsive design : Lizmap fits well on tablets and new smart-phone
screens
* rich html
It's a good thing to have Lizmap metatiling and caching, and I congratulate
for your work.
Anyway, having tile caching and metatiling at the server level would
provide a larger benefit.
We will consider it fro founding...
giovanni
2012/11/15 kimaidou kimai...@gmail.com
A very short answer
Thanks for your answer Paolo.
I obviously already thought about developing caching in QGIS. But :
* it would be a big work, and if so, I think using an external powerful
library as Mapcache makes more sense
* it took us only one day to develop the caching system in Lizmap, because
PHP and the
Il 15/11/2012 10:34, kimaidou ha scritto:
* it took us only one day to develop the caching system in Lizmap,
because PHP and the jelix framework provide all the stuff needed to
achieve this goal efficiently. This is why we did it (why not at this
cost :) ) We could also use memcache,
I understand this. In your opinion, would it be difficult to add the
same also to qgis web browser (I know it's unfair to ask, since it's
actually a competitor ;) ).
We have started working on a proxy app for qgis-web-client. It's in an
early phase, but authentication and custom searches are
Qgis Web Client is more a friend than a competitor, as we all try to
enhance QGIS Server to improve each client :)
I think this is the big difference between Lizmap and Qgis Web Client (but
I can be wrong, as I have barely tested it) :
* Lizmap is buit with a php framework, so it do whatever is
I think this is the big difference between Lizmap and Qgis Web Client (but
I can be wrong, as I have barely tested it) :
* Lizmap is buit with a php framework, so it do whatever is possible
server side : rights management, use database , use web caching, etc.
Lizmap does 2 jobs : it create
Hey again,
To come back to the first subject server features, I think we need to
have a look at how the fast cgi detects the project changes. I often need
to reload the apache server to see some changes in the images generated by
QGIS Server. Marco told me there is a detection of the changes in
Hi
I am attempting to create a custom form when the user click on a feature in
the layer of my plugin. I have managed to create the custom form, and it
loads automatically and binds to the data correctly.
I just cannot seem to find the option to set the size of the dialog when it
opens. (It
Hi - can the person responsible for breaking the jenkins builds please fix it?
Thanks
Etienne
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Date: Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 9:23 PM
Subject: Jenkins build is still unstable: QGIS #831
To: t...@linfiniti.com,
Hi Justin,
Have a look at http://www.qgis.org/pyqgis-cookbook/vector.html
This should provide you with all the information you need.
Regards,
Matthias
On 11/15/2012 03:00 PM, Justin Hubbard wrote:
Hi All
I am trying to select all features in a layer where the value of a
particular attribute
I've marked failing tests as expected failture.
Tim
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 4:03 PM, rldhont rldh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I've corrected the PyQgsRectengle because it was my fault.
The others isn't mine :
*
Hi Regis,
On Thu, 15. Nov 2012 at 06:37:36 -0800, haubourg wrote:
just a note to keep in mind for next Windows package (for 2.0). I couldn't
use 1.8 standalone package in my corp. since spatialite librairies are out
of date. Qspatialite can't work with it, and i had many trouble creating and
Hi,
I think expected failure is ok as long as it's not critical -
although perhaps a bug should be filed.
qgis_expressiontest also still fails - sorry to say this but it is
rather annoying as it's been failing intermittently for months.
Respectfully, someone should fix it or remove that test!
Hi Jurgen
Jürgen E. Fischer wrote
That probably was also true for the osgeo4w qgis-dev version at that
point.
People should test it before release - as that's nearly what's going to in
the
stable release.
that's true.. I missed it. It's now in my use cases ;-)
My post was just a reminder,
Hi
If anyone would like to have a go at designing a nice theme for our new
docs, here is a great site:
http://www.boottheme.com
All you have to do is point and click through it until you have a
beautiful looking theme, then send the theme to myself or Richard (after
getting some feeback from
Hi Regis,
On Thu, 15. Nov 2012 at 12:52:03 -0800, haubourg wrote:
Jürgen E. Fischer wrote
BTW ECW support was meanwhile dropped in osgeo4w (after the GDAL update to
1.9.2) and also will lack in the next package. Neither Frank nor I were
able to mobilize enough energy to jump though all
I really can't work out the failing qgis_expressiontest as it only happens
sometimes and I can never reproduce it. I'll take more of a look at it
today.
- Nathan
On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 5:57 AM, Etienne Tourigny
etourigny@gmail.comwrote:
Hi,
I think expected failure is ok as long as
Hi all,
Wouldn't it be good to offer 64bit Windows versions from QGIS version
2.0 on? Most new and many existing Windows PCs are 64bit Windows these
days.
I don't expect someone to work for free on it, but if an estimate could
be done how many hours of work it would mean to put together a
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