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Brian Hamlin created |
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2.4.0 |
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PostGIS |
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24/Sep/13 7:52 PM |
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For certain PostGIS layers, the estimated extent in the X-axis is badly exaggerated toward zero in one dimension… e.g. I am building California data, with no zero values, and I see 0.6 degrees as max-x on several layers. I do not know for certain what is causing this, but it appears that Geoserver is issuing ST_Estimated_Extent() in the ‘new Layer’ process… PostGIS 2.1 responds in the log with a warning: WARNING: ST_Estimated_Extent signature was deprecated in 2.1.0. Please use ST_EstimatedExtent |
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geoserver 2.4, tomcat6, ubuntu 12.04, pg 9.2, postgis 2.1 |
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