I'm testing 1.4.x WCS and i have a question about rasters. I create a raster
file acompanied by spatial data CoverageStore, i set the nurc Namespace. The
i create a coverage from this store. This is exactly how i did it in
geoserver-1.3.0-RC2-WCS. I'm using Mapbuilder to display images from the
server. When i use 1.3-WCS geoserver i get back a normal response (a png
picture) but using 1.4 WCS i get an error saying: The provided envelope is
outside the world. Am i doing something wrong?
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Using the new GeoTools package the CRS axis order maybe different from the old release.
Try to add the following option to the JVM used by your web container
-Dorg.geotools.referencing.forceXY=true
and re-generate the Coverage envelopes.
If you have problems it would be better if you tell me exactly what you did to install and execute GeoServer and how your environment is configured (GeoTools, GeoServer, JVM, Web Container, …). It would be even useful to have an example of the file you are trying to load into GeoServer.
On 7/31/06, GeoUser <blazrepnik@anonymised.com> wrote:
I’m testing 1.4.x WCS and i have a question about rasters. I create a raster
file acompanied by spatial data CoverageStore, i set the nurc Namespace. The
i create a coverage from this store. This is exactly how i did it in
geoserver-1.3.0-RC2-WCS. I’m using Mapbuilder to display images from the
server. When i use 1.3-WCS geoserver i get back a normal response (a png
picture) but using 1.4 WCS i get an error saying: The provided envelope is
outside the world. Am i doing something wrong?View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Envelope-question-tf2027073.html#a5574449
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Geoserver instalation: i built geotools then geoserver.war (maven), this
went OK.
My web container is Tomcat 5.17. I copied the geoserver.war to \webapps\ the
ran the Tomcat. Tomcat deployed the geoserver and i had to delete one plugin
to make geoserver working. then i added a new coverage store. the tfw file
that comes with tif picture looks like this:
42.34136799999990
0.00000000000000
0.00000000000000
-42.34136799999990
347671.10155259108000
196940.18217525630000
and then i created a coverage from this coverage store. i set the style to
raster, SRS to 4326, generate > submit > apply > save
and now i try to display it in mapbuilder and i get the exception about
envelope being out of this world.
but if i use the same procedure in geoserver experimental WCS i get a normal
response from geoserver.
and one more thing, the samples that are alreay in geoserver work normaly.
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The problem is that your world file is not expressed in WGS84 4326 (lat lon); you need to attach the correct prj file to your image in order to have the right result.
On 8/1/06, GeoUser <blazrepnik@anonymised.com> wrote:
Geoserver instalation: i built geotools then geoserver.war (maven), this
went OK.My web container is Tomcat 5.17. I copied the geoserver.war to \webapps\ the
ran the Tomcat. Tomcat deployed the geoserver and i had to delete one plugin
to make geoserver working. then i added a new coverage store. the tfw file
that comes with tif picture looks like this:42.34136799999990
0.00000000000000
0.00000000000000
-42.34136799999990
347671.10155259108000
196940.18217525630000and then i created a coverage from this coverage store. i set the style to
raster, SRS to 4326, generate > submit > apply > saveand now i try to display it in mapbuilder and i get the exception about
envelope being out of this world.but if i use the same procedure in geoserver experimental WCS i get a normal
response from geoserver.and one more thing, the samples that are alreay in geoserver work normaly.
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but how did this work in previous geoserver?
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Don’t know, it’s impossible without a prj file.
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but how did this work in previous geoserver?
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interesting. you say it is impossible but it really worked 
interesting
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The "OLD" geoserver was built with many workarounds in order to
properly work with axes swap, that is we were reordering the axes
properly.
The new version does not do this anymore since it was cause of
infinite pains to us.
The GeoTools library, after much debate, now gives the developer the
possibility to choose the axis order hence we do not have to hack
anything as we did before but we merely ask the user to provide enough
information without making any assumptions. This basically means that
we want the data to have proper projection information or things will
not work.
We are sorry about this glitches but we decided to switch now to the
new codebase based on Spring because it was too much pane to proceedi
with two branches, one for 1.3.x and one for 1.4.x.
At the same time some major changes have been made in geotools 2.3.x
and we are trying to reflect them in our branch which is based on
2.3.x instead of 2.2.x.
At the moment the port of the old branch to the new 1.4.x framework is
done, from yesterday the work to get the new branch to a bullet-proof
state has started having as an objective FOSS2006.
Cheers,
Simone.
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interesting. you say it is impossible but it really worked
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