Otto Dassau wrote:
Hi Tara,
maybe we should find out, if the windows QGIS version you use includes a GDAL
with GML support. What version do you use?
The version that has problems with the GML import is QGIS v.10.0,
Windows package. The last-modified date on my copy of the installer is
May 11,
Hi Tara,
maybe we should find out, if the windows QGIS version you use includes a GDAL
with GML support. What version do you use? I remember GML was not always
included as a supported format in former QGIS Windows versions.
regards,
Otto
On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 14:16:00 -0700
Tara Athan <[EMAIL PRO
I think it's related to the GDAL built in the 0.10 version for Windows. I've
just noticed the same problem with this version, whereas the linux versions
(both 0.10 and 0.11) open the file (created by ogr2ogr, not every GML of
course) with no problem. I have no possibility to test it in the 0.11
I was able to get a lakes.gml file using the procedure Jürgen suggested,
using FW Tools.
It still does not load into QGIS v.10 (Windows XP) however. The error
is the same as before-
...\lakes.gml is not a valid or recognized data source
However I checked with a Windows build of QGIS v.11 that I
Unfortunatelly, GML is not the one portable standard and many of applications
create completely different versions. There is no simple solution AFAIK.
However it would be great if someone could write a python plugin to provide
conversion from most important versions to OGR-compatible one :)
B.
I too am having a bit of difficulty with a GML layer. I am pulling a
rainfall forecast from NOAA WFS service via Mapserver, and then trying
to load the resulting GML file into QGIS, but it tells me that:
"C:\images\maps\forecast.gml is not a valid or recognized data source"
Any info would be app
On Fri, 2008-06-20 at 09:11 -0700, Tara Athan wrote:
> I am attempting to add a gml layer to the QGIS dataset that will be used
> in the next release of the QGIS manual (v 1.0).
> I took the lakes.shp shapefile from the existing dataset and used ArcMap
> to convert to gml (sorry, I couldn't figur
I am attempting to add a gml layer to the QGIS dataset that will be used
in the next release of the QGIS manual (v 1.0).
I took the lakes.shp shapefile from the existing dataset and used ArcMap
to convert to gml (sorry, I couldn't figure out any other way.)
The resulting layer loads into ArcMap O
I'm trying to build from svn using ubuntu hardy (32 bits):
When I get to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/dev/cpp/qgis/build$ sudo apt-get install grass
libgrass-dev libgdal-1.4.0-grass
the system says:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
grass is alr
