[GeoNetwork-users] Map viewer not working

Felipe_Costa · April 2, 2008, 8:16pm

Hello,

I have installed Geonetwork 2.1 in Debian with postgresql and tomcat 5.5
Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 1.5.0_07-b03 Sun Microsystems Inc. Linux 2.6.18-6-686 i386
It was hard to install it in PostgreSQL even using GAST, I had to install it im mysql and then copy the dump script to postgresql. But after all it is running. I'm not a Java programmer, and I'm still figuring out how things work in geonetwork.
The second problem I had was that couldn't use geonetwork because the map viewer didn't load. The search button didn't work also and any link could be clicked. I thought it could be proxy, tried to fix out things in intermap but I couldn't get any solutions. I'm using apache (mod_jk) with tomcat and I hadn't configured intermap and geoserver. I did that, reloaded and things started to work, BUT the map viewer isn't working yet.
The link is http://siglab.inpa.gov.br/geonetwork .
If someone can help me out I'd appreciate.
Thanks in advance,

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ajs6f · April 2, 2008, 8:43pm

Have you checked the location of InterMap's tmp directories?
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On Apr 2, 2008, at 4:16 PM, Felipe Costa wrote:

Hello,

I have installed Geonetwork 2.1 in Debian with postgresql and tomcat 5.5
Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 1.5.0_07-b03 Sun Microsystems Inc. Linux 2.6.18-6-686 i386
It was hard to install it in PostgreSQL even using GAST, I had to install it im mysql and then copy the dump script to postgresql. But after all it is running. I'm not a Java programmer, and I'm still figuring out how things work in geonetwork.
The second problem I had was that couldn't use geonetwork because the map viewer didn't load. The search button didn't work also and any link could be clicked. I thought it could be proxy, tried to fix out things in intermap but I couldn't get any solutions. I'm using apache (mod_jk) with tomcat and I hadn't configured intermap and geoserver. I did that, reloaded and things started to work, BUT the map viewer isn't working yet.
The link is http://siglab.inpa.gov.br/geonetwork .
If someone can help me out I'd appreciate.
Thanks in advance,

Felipe dos Santos Costa
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ticheler · April 2, 2008, 10:31pm

Hi Felipe,
I simply use the following configuration on Apache (within the VirtualHost):

ProxyPassReverse /geonetwork http://192.168.0.100:8080/geonetwork
ProxyPass /geonetwork http://192.168.0.100:8080/geonetwork
ProxyPassReverse /intermap http://192.168.0.100:8080/intermap
ProxyPass /intermap http://192.168.0.100:8080/intermap
ProxyPassReverse /geoserver http://192.168.0.100:8080/geoserver
ProxyPass /geoserver http://192.168.0.100:8080/geoserver

Obviously need the correct IP and port for your system.
Hope this helps.
Ciao,
Jeroen

On Apr 2, 2008, at 10:16 PM, Felipe Costa wrote:

Hello,

I have installed Geonetwork 2.1 in Debian with postgresql and tomcat 5.5
Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 1.5.0_07-b03 Sun Microsystems Inc. Linux 2.6.18-6-686 i386
It was hard to install it in PostgreSQL even using GAST, I had to install it im mysql and then copy the dump script to postgresql. But after all it is running. I'm not a Java programmer, and I'm still figuring out how things work in geonetwork.
The second problem I had was that couldn't use geonetwork because the map viewer didn't load. The search button didn't work also and any link could be clicked. I thought it could be proxy, tried to fix out things in intermap but I couldn't get any solutions. I'm using apache (mod_jk) with tomcat and I hadn't configured intermap and geoserver. I did that, reloaded and things started to work, BUT the map viewer isn't working yet.
The link is http://siglab.inpa.gov.br/geonetwork .
If someone can help me out I'd appreciate.
Thanks in advance,

Felipe dos Santos Costa
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Felipe_Costa · April 3, 2008, 2:39pm

Thanks Soroka and Ticheler,

I took a look at tmp directories and there was nothing inside.
In intermap/WEB-INF/config.xml I'm using the following configuration:
  <general>
    <profiles>user-profiles.xml</profiles>
    <debug>true</debug>
    <uploadDir>WEB-INF/data/tmp</uploadDir>
    <maxUploadSize>50</maxUploadSize> 
    <useProxy>true</useProxy>
    <proxyHost>200.17.53.4</proxyHost>
    <proxyPort>3128</proxyPort>
  </general>
I'm not sure if I should put the proxy to the internet connection there.
I repeat the proxy here:
  <appHandler class="org.wfp.vam.intermap.Intermap">

    

The tmp file is as it came:
    
    

I tried to chmod 777 the tmp folder but no file appeared there.

In apache I use the following configuration in apache2.conf and it's working
untill now:
# Send servlet for context / jsp-examples to worker named worker1
JkMount /geonetwork worker1
# Send JSPs for context /jsp-examples/* to worker named worker1
JkMount /geonetwork/* worker1

JkMount /geoserver worker1
JkMount /geoserver/* worker1

JkMount /intermap worker1
JkMount /intermap/* worker1

I just can't use the Map viewer and I have no idea why is that happenning
since I can access the webservice from geoserver.

Thanks,

Felipe Costa

ajs6f@anonymised.com wrote:

Have you checked the location of InterMap's tmp directories?
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On Apr 2, 2008, at 4:16 PM, Felipe Costa wrote:

Hello,

I have installed Geonetwork 2.1 in Debian with postgresql and
tomcat 5.5
Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 1.5.0_07-b03 Sun Microsystems Inc. Linux
2.6.18-6-686 i386
It was hard to install it in PostgreSQL even using GAST, I had to
install it im mysql and then copy the dump script to postgresql.
But after all it is running. I'm not a Java programmer, and I'm
still figuring out how things work in geonetwork.
The second problem I had was that couldn't use geonetwork because
the map viewer didn't load. The search button didn't work also and
any link could be clicked. I thought it could be proxy, tried to
fix out things in intermap but I couldn't get any solutions. I'm
using apache (mod_jk) with tomcat and I hadn't configured intermap
and geoserver. I did that, reloaded and things started to work, BUT
the map viewer isn't working yet.
The link is http://siglab.inpa.gov.br/geonetwork .
If someone can help me out I'd appreciate.
Thanks in advance,

Felipe dos Santos Costa
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Felipe_Costa · April 3, 2008, 2:55pm

Complementing the last post...
If I access siglab.inpa.gov.br/intermap directly I get the message Service
not found, though I can access localhost:8080/geoserver/wms
Thanks,
Felipe

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Have you checked the location of InterMap's tmp directories?
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On Apr 2, 2008, at 4:16 PM, Felipe Costa wrote:

Hello,

I have installed Geonetwork 2.1 in Debian with postgresql and
tomcat 5.5
Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 1.5.0_07-b03 Sun Microsystems Inc. Linux
2.6.18-6-686 i386
It was hard to install it in PostgreSQL even using GAST, I had to
install it im mysql and then copy the dump script to postgresql.
But after all it is running. I'm not a Java programmer, and I'm
still figuring out how things work in geonetwork.
The second problem I had was that couldn't use geonetwork because
the map viewer didn't load. The search button didn't work also and
any link could be clicked. I thought it could be proxy, tried to
fix out things in intermap but I couldn't get any solutions. I'm
using apache (mod_jk) with tomcat and I hadn't configured intermap
and geoserver. I did that, reloaded and things started to work, BUT
the map viewer isn't working yet.
The link is http://siglab.inpa.gov.br/geonetwork .
If someone can help me out I'd appreciate.
Thanks in advance,

Felipe dos Santos Costa
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bobsinglar1 · April 15, 2008, 4:42pm

Hello,

I have the same problem for 2 months !

I try to use Geonetwork (2.1, and now 2.2), on a CentOS 5 server (without
graphical interface).

All seems to be good, except the map viewer which displays no image, non
map.
The problem appear with v2.1 and v2.2, with Jetty or Tomcat, McKKoi or
Postgres, and doesn't depends on the browser (firefox, IE tested).

What I noticed :

- when the page is displayed on the client (without map), I get the source
code of the page and look for the corresponding img tag : I find <img
src="/intermap/images/map0.jpg" ...

- If I copy this address in another tab (and add the prefix)), I get the map
correctly.

- Then, on the web page, I select only the area around the expected map and
check the source code :

- I find : <img src="/intermap/tmp/null"... !

- I go to this /tmp directory : it is empty. If I put there an image called
"null", the image takes place in the web page, at the place of the map.

- I tried to chmod 777 this directory, but it changes nothing

So, it seems that Intermap can't write its temp files in the tmp dir. And as
the file is no written, intermap can't get the name of the temp file to put
it into the web page.

Please help

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Felipe_Costa · April 15, 2008, 7:58pm

I made a brand new install and it worked for a while. It has something with
the geoserver and intermap.
Try to see the confs in intermap/mapservers.xml, and if your geoserver is
running ok.
Regards,

Felipe Costa

Hello,

I have the same problem for 2 months !

I try to use Geonetwork (2.1, and now 2.2), on a CentOS 5 server (without
graphical interface).

All seems to be good, except the map viewer which displays no image, non
map.
The problem appear with v2.1 and v2.2, with Jetty or Tomcat, McKKoi or
Postgres, and doesn't depends on the browser (firefox, IE tested).

What I noticed :

- when the page is displayed on the client (without map), I get the source
code of the page and look for the corresponding img tag : I find
/intermap/tmp/null

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bobsinglar · April 16, 2008, 7:52am

Hello Felipe and Jeroen,

To configure Geonetwork with Tomcat, I added this in the server.xml file :

But I added nothing about the "geoserver" webapp. Do I need to added
something like :

(In Tomcat manager, this webapp doesn't want to start)

Pascal

I made a brand new install and it worked for a while. It has something with
the geoserver and intermap.
Try to see the confs in intermap/mapservers.xml, and if your geoserver is
running ok.
Regards,

Felipe Costa

bobsinglar wrote:

Hello,

I have the same problem for 2 months !

I try to use Geonetwork (2.1, and now 2.2), on a CentOS 5 server (without
graphical interface).

All seems to be good, except the map viewer which displays no image, non
map.
The problem appear with v2.1 and v2.2, with Jetty or Tomcat, McKKoi or
Postgres, and doesn't depends on the browser (firefox, IE tested).

What I noticed :

- when the page is displayed on the client (without map), I get the
source code of the page and look for the corresponding img tag : I find
/intermap/tmp/null

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bobsinglar · April 16, 2008, 7:54am

How to verify that geoserver is running ?

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Francois-Xavier_Prun · April 16, 2008, 7:58am

bobsinglar wrote:

How to verify that geoserver is running ?

http://localhost:8080/geoserver should start the admin page of geoserver.

HTH.

bobsinglar · April 16, 2008, 8:19am

Ok.

So, on CentOS/Tomcat/Apache, Geoserver is not accessible from
https://xxx.mpl.ird.fr/geoserver :

Etat HTTP 404 - /geoserver
type Rapport d'état
message /geoserver
description La ressource demandée (/geoserver) n'est pas disponible.

And the applet viewer doesn't work.

On CentOS/Jetty, Geoserver is available, but the map viewer still does not
work.

On Windows/Jetty, Geoserver is running, and the map viewer works fine.

It is confused. So, how to try to configure Geoserver to work with Tomcat ?
Something in the server.xml file ?

bobsinglar wrote:

How to verify that geoserver is running ?

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ticheler · April 16, 2008, 8:22am

Hi Bob,
You'll have to also add geoserver as servlet, as described in your first email.
Ciao,
Jeroen

On Apr 16, 2008, at 10:19 AM, bobsinglar wrote:

Ok.

So, on CentOS/Tomcat/Apache, Geoserver is not accessible from
https://xxx.mpl.ird.fr/geoserver :

Etat HTTP 404 - /geoserver
type Rapport d'état
message /geoserver
description La ressource demandée (/geoserver) n'est pas disponible.

And the applet viewer doesn't work.

On CentOS/Jetty, Geoserver is available, but the map viewer still does not
work.

On Windows/Jetty, Geoserver is running, and the map viewer works fine.

It is confused. So, how to try to configure Geoserver to work with Tomcat ?
Something in the server.xml file ?

bobsinglar wrote:

How to verify that geoserver is running ?

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bobsinglar · April 16, 2008, 11:53am

Hello,

I have configured geoserver in server.xml. First, it had a file permission
problem. It is solved.

Nox, geoserver start (available on on xxx.mpl.ird.fr/geoserver).

But when I access the home page of Geonetwork, the page display begin, and
then hangs with a "alert" message box : message is "ERROR".

Then Tomcat hangs, and in the command line, a message appears : "X11
connection rejected because of wrong authentication."

Do you have an idea of the reason ?

Thanks
bob

Jeroen Ticheler-3 wrote:

Hi Bob,
You'll have to also add geoserver as servlet, as described in your
first email.
Ciao,
Jeroen

On Apr 16, 2008, at 10:19 AM, bobsinglar wrote:

Ok.

So, on CentOS/Tomcat/Apache, Geoserver is not accessible from
https://xxx.mpl.ird.fr/geoserver :

Etat HTTP 404 - /geoserver
type Rapport d'état
message /geoserver
description La ressource demandée (/geoserver) n'est pas disponible.

And the applet viewer doesn't work.

On CentOS/Jetty, Geoserver is available, but the map viewer still
does not
work.

On Windows/Jetty, Geoserver is running, and the map viewer works fine.

It is confused. So, how to try to configure Geoserver to work with
Tomcat ?
Something in the server.xml file ?

bobsinglar wrote:

How to verify that geoserver is running ?

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bobsinglar · January 5, 2009, 10:27am

Hello,

I have solved this problem : it was related with rights on files and
directories of geoserver.
The best solution I found is to "su tomcat6" before using the geonetwork
installer.

I got problems if I installed it as root or myself.

thank you

pascal

Le samedi 27 décembre 2008 à 03:44 -0800, Jeroen Ticheler-3 (via Nabble)
a écrit :

Hi Bob,
You'll have to also add geoserver as servlet, as described in your
first email.
Ciao,
Jeroen

On Apr 16, 2008, at 10:19 AM, bobsinglar wrote:

>
> Ok.
>
> So, on CentOS/Tomcat/Apache, Geoserver is not accessible from
> https://xxx.mpl.ird.fr/geoserver :
>
> Etat HTTP 404 - /geoserver
> type Rapport d'état
> message /geoserver
> description La ressource demandée (/geoserver) n'est pas
disponible.
>
> And the applet viewer doesn't work.
>
> On CentOS/Jetty, Geoserver is available, but the map viewer still
> does not
> work.
>
> On Windows/Jetty, Geoserver is running, and the map viewer works
fine.
>
> It is confused. So, how to try to configure Geoserver to work with

> Tomcat ?
> Something in the server.xml file ?
>
>
> bobsinglar wrote:
>>
>> How to verify that geoserver is running ?
>>
>>
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