[GeoNetwork-users] Cannot view GeoNetwork/GeoServer world map on client computers

On the server in “classic” mode, everything appears normal – metadata is present, the world map is in the search window and the large version in the interactive map window.On the intranet client computers (Windows 7 & 8 and an iPad), the metadata appears but no small nor large world map, nor in the detailed metadata view.

I have a Linux Mint 17 system as a development server on an Intranet (older Lenovo desktop, 2GB memory).I have installed PostgreSQL9.3/PostGIS2.1 and GeoNetwork 2.10.3 with GeoServer 2.1 (basic jar install, port 8080).I get no error messages in the GeoServer or GeoNetwork logs, and one set of six warnings in the GeoNetwork log related to: “WARN[geonetwork.schemamanager] - Cannot resolve http://www.w3.org/2001/03/xml.xsd:” In the output log I get “Could not find mediaLib accelerator wrapper classes. Continuing in pure Java mode”.None of these appear to be critical to the problem.

I have replaced GeoServer with the 2.5.1 version (war install), with exactly the same results – no world map on client computers.

From the client computers, I can connect to GeoServer and view the standard four layers (three coastlines and the world map).So, I believe the problem is a configuration problem with GeoNetwork, or with my Linux implementation.I am completely new to Linux environment, but fairly familiar with Windows.

Thanks to ianwallen, the world maps and three coastlines are now appearing in remote computers. We changed config-gui.xml to explicitly name the IP address of the server, replacing the default <localhost> name.

Terry,

can you please show steps how to configure the world map? I have a similar problem as you, but I even don't know how to create a world map layer, or where to start.

Thanks.

chopin

On Thursday, July 3, 2014 3:22 PM, Terry <terry.curran@anonymised.com> wrote:

Thanks to ianwallen, the world maps and three coastlines are now
appearing in remote computers. We changed config-gui.xml to explicitly
name the IP address of the server, replacing the default <localhost> name.

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