Hi,
I've maked all the changes that you say and others that I found:
My first error was cause the type cartoline for symbols is no longer used. I
erased all in my symbol file.
The GD driver is no longer used for PNG output. So I've removed all the
OUTPUTFORMAT blog.
I've put a SHAPEPATH,
Francesc Cañas kikocanas@... writes:
Hi,
I've created a map file with the PyQgis Mapserver export pluggin but it
doesn't work. They tell me it's cause the plugguin it's for older versions
of mapserver. (I have the 6.0.1)
What changes I have to do in the .map file to makes it work?
On 01/31/2012 12:30 PM, Jukka Rahkonen wrote:
That mapfile has quite a lot to correct. Two things I noticed first is that
nowadays OGC services do not work at all by default. They must be explicitly
activated in the MAP level METADATA with something like ows_enable_request
* which activates
Hi, I've added the METADATA
It seems that Template is used to format the map for it's visualitzation in
web. But what I want is open this map with openlayers in an existing web...
If I use an empty template with the magic line:
!-- MapServer Template --
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML
Francesc Cañas kikocanas@... writes:
Hi, I've added the METADATA
It seems that Template is used to format the map for it's visualitzation in
web. But what I want is open this map with openlayers in an existing web... If
I use an empty template with the magic line:
!-- MapServer Template
What I want to do, at last, is display a point shapefile in a viewer with a
global map as a base layer.
To do that, I started with openlayers to put controls and the WMS with the
global map. Up here, it works.
In OpenLayers tutorials I read that I can call a mapserver file with
openlayers and
