Hi. Does your WMS server support re-projecting your layer from 4326 to
900913? Eric
2008/9/18, Ed Fialkowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello all, I'm trying to display a North American borders WMS layer
> (in EPSG:4326) on top of the google satellite layer here in
> openlayers.
> I got the google lay
I ended up using layer.destroy();, followed by recreating the layer from
scratch, but aos had to add some dummy date to the end, to force the
browser to load from the Web server, rather than from cache like so:
dummyDate = new Date() ;
dummyParameter = "&" + dummyDate.getTime();
fbnd = new Open
Hi, i have the same problem i try the layer.redraw(true) method, cause it
should reload the layer? but nothing
I notice that if i create a new layer or even a map it not instantiate a new
object it just add the new members of the old one to the new one.
any clue?
I´m using the zoomify layers pr
An Interesting dissertation: 16 June 2008, Theodor Foerster, about
PhD research towards creating a WPS for automated generalization.
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~cczrmg/accordent/pmzcc1/20080616-141916-IH01/msh.htm
2008/9/18 Alexandre Dube <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Unfortunately, I have tested it wi
I am trying to fold this into Openlayers 2.7 rc2 and having a devil of a
time.
Here is the files that I have changed:
Renderer/Element.js
Renderer/SVG.js
Renderer/VML.js
Geometry/Collection.js
Geometry/LinearRing.js
Geometry/Point.js
What else is there to make this work?
Do you have this workin
I'd like to add that there are other WMS server programs which support
Shape format like (UMN) MapServer and SUAS MapServer.
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Unfortunately, I have tested it with only one layer. I'm still working
on it.
Thanks for your interests,
Alexandre
G. Allegri wrote:
> Hi Alexandre.
> Interesting. Could I ask on how much heavy shapes have you tested it?
> It seems an intensive algorithm to be used at runtime.
> With PostGIS l
Hello all, I'm trying to display a North American borders WMS layer
(in EPSG:4326) on top of the google satellite layer here in
openlayers.
I got the google layer to reproject (thank you documentation), but I
can't seem to get the WMS overlay to do what I tell it.
Here's a linky: http://niceguy.wu
You can add the parameter to your layer declaration
var wmsX = new
OpenLayers.Layer.WMS("Gemeinden","http://localhost/cgi-bin/mapserv.exe?";,
{ map:"C:/Daten/TestDaten/Map_Dateien/Kanton_ZH_Gemeinden.map",
layers:"gemeinden",
format:"image/png",
EXCEPTIONS:"application/vnd.ogc.se_i
This is exactly the other solution we're considering.
Two approaches:
1 - WMS until a certain zoom and then WFS
2 - WMS and feature overlay only for "clicked features"
3 - A mix from the twos: WMS with click->overaly, and then WFS at certain zooms.
A specific question for Eric: did you implement
Hi.
We got pretty good results here by using WMS along with
GetFeatureInfo-like queries with Handler.Hover. The features resulting
from a query can be added to a vector layer and/or to an external grid
with 1:1 interaction between the grid records and the features on the
map. We found this to be a
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 08:27:50AM -0700, crinolium wrote:
>
> I want to use Flickr with OpenLayers. I found the Flickr.js-File. But I don't
> know how to use it. Is there an example, documentation or wiki anywhere? Or
> where can I find information about it?
>
> What's the xmlNode-parameter, whi
I want to use Flickr with OpenLayers. I found the Flickr.js-File. But I don't
know how to use it. Is there an example, documentation or wiki anywhere? Or
where can I find information about it?
What's the xmlNode-parameter, which I need for the constructor? Where can I
get it?
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On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 07:15:52AM -0700, Salvaro wrote:
>
> I've one problem to do this, as the another time I'm programming direct in
> Java with GWT+openlayers, and haven't a way to put it in a server with a
> legible code.
I don't care how the Javascript looks: I just want to see a live examp
I've one problem to do this, as the another time I'm programming direct in
Java with GWT+openlayers, and haven't a way to put it in a server with a
legible code.
I guess it should be a problem when calculates/uses the resolution/scale (is
possible to configure it manually?).
The fact of the map w
Hi Alexandre.
Interesting. Could I ask on how much heavy shapes have you tested it?
It seems an intensive algorithm to be used at runtime.
With PostGIS layers I would use its simplify rutine.
Anyway the topological unconsistency still reamins in both the solutions...
Giovanni
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Hi All,
I have the following function that retrieve info from a xml file and
displays the markers
What I am trying to do is zoom to the position where the markers are
I think I should be using the getDataExtent() function but unfortunately I
don’t really know how to to.
Could someone P
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 06:15:34AM -0700, Salvaro wrote:
>
> I did it (upgraded to the OL 2.7).
> But the problem with vectorLayer continues.
> It's still appearing with WMS and in the Google Maps with
> sphericalMecator=false (with the known problem when pan), but when I set
> sphericalMercator=t
I did it (upgraded to the OL 2.7).
But the problem with vectorLayer continues.
It's still appearing with WMS and in the Google Maps with
sphericalMecator=false (with the known problem when pan), but when I set
sphericalMercator=true, the vectorLayer disappears and only appears on the
zoom level 17
I had the same problem of loading a heavy WFS layer and didn't want to
use WMS as an alternate solution because I wanted to change the opacity
when over a feature.
The features are polygons. I use mapserver with shapefiles. I wrote a
little script using phpmapscript which loads a given shapef
If your key is "key" and your value is "x?&c=f" then your url will be:
http://server/page?key=x?&=
Which the server will read as:
key = x?
c = f
With encoding yo get something like:
http://server/page?key=x%3F%26c%3Df
And the server will read it as:
key = x?&c=f
You can argue that you might want
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 07:40:57AM +0200, Eric Lemoine wrote:
> Hi. The WFS protocol class that's been developed in the
> vector-behavior sandbox does support filter. This work isn't in trunk
> yet, but will probably be in pretty soon, it might even be in 2.7
> which should come out in a week or so
Why or when do I need the line 585 of code util.js?
encodedValue = encodeURIComponent(value);
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Thanks everyone.
I've convinced the customer about the problem... We'll follow the
mixed WMS/WFS model.
2008/9/18 Simone Gadenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> My two cents:
>
> - if the WFS serves a large number of small polygon I believe you should set
> an upper zoom limit to avoid the map to be really
Hello list,
My english ist not very well but I will try it in English. :-)
Perhaps somebody can help me.
I try to use SLD Documents with OpenLayers. I have a WMS Polygon Layer in my
page like this:
var options = {
My two cents:
- if the WFS serves a large number of small polygon I believe you should set
an upper zoom limit to avoid the map to be really crowded and not readable,
hence not usable from your demanding users;
- we had a similar problem with a point layer of global critical
infrastructures and we
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