On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 11:22:20PM -0200, Pedro Baracho wrote:
I know GeoServer is different from OpenLayers, but what I am questioning is
how big is that impact on rendering data.
I have a development environment on my machine consisting of Apache Tomcat
and GeoServer.
This same machine is
My data can be displayed via WMS. It represents the streets of my city and
is composed by a huge number of center lines.
I am currently using BBOX strategy and it is insufficient.
I am going to check cluster strategy. Do you know how can I use it to
display lines instead of points?
On Mon, Nov
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 1:10 PM, Pedro Baracho pedropbara...@gmail.com wrote:
My data can be displayed via WMS. It represents the streets of my city and
is composed by a huge number of center lines.
I am currently using BBOX strategy and it is insufficient.
I am going to check cluster
Cluster strategy didn't help me, because I need the lines to be rendered.
Right now I am using MaxResolution to crop the whole Layer if the level of
detail is small (i.e. low zoom level).
The weird thing is that GeoServer can serve me the image in real time of the
same layer and OL crashes the
there is a huge different between a server rendering an image and
a browser rendering a vector layer
a browser can only handle a limited volume of vector data
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On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 6:05 AM, Pedro Baracho pedropbara...@gmail.comwrote:
Cluster strategy didn't help me, because I need the
I know GeoServer is different from OpenLayers, but what I am questioning is
how big is that impact on rendering data.
I have a development environment on my machine consisting of Apache Tomcat
and GeoServer.
This same machine is running the Browser that accesses OL code.
The vector data is hosted
they are simply different technologies.
a server is simply using a far more efficent approach than rendering
vectors in a browser... vector data alone is very verbose and that's what
is causing the problem in the browser
an image is depending on the color depth is like 100k and just needs
to be
On Thursday, November 12, 2009, Pedro Baracho pedropbara...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I have huge amount of data being retrieved on a Vector Layer and it is
crashing the browser (lack of memory) when it tries rendering it.
I am thinking of using MinResolution, MinExtent and doing some
Hello all,
I have huge amount of data being retrieved on a Vector Layer and it is
crashing the browser (lack of memory) when it tries rendering it.
I am thinking of using MinResolution, MinExtent and doing some search on
current strategies to crop the data, or show the layer only in a
