Hi Developers,
We are going to incorporate a WMS/WFS into out metadata catalog software written as java servlets and are evaluating geoserver and mapserver. Raster support (storage and the ability to query) is essential. We'd like to use geoserver because it is implemented in java. I haven't seen any demos of geoserver showing raster support. Do any of you know what the status of this is? Thanks. John
Quoting John Harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
Hi Developers,
We are going to incorporate a WMS/WFS into out metadata catalog
software
written as java servlets and are evaluating geoserver and
mapserver.
Raster support (storage and the ability to query) is essential. We'd
like to use geoserver because it is implemented in java. I haven't
seen
any demos of geoserver showing raster support. Do any of you know
what
the status of this is? Thanks. John
There is limited raster support on a branch. Two guys did a prototype
WCS implementation using GeoServer, and coverages served in the WCS are
also available as WMS. But it was just a prototype, a proof of concept
that they could do it. It performs too slowly on any raster of
substantial size. They're now working to redo the geotools library
we're based on to support 4d and 5d rasters, as well as get the
performance up a lot. You can see the work they've started at:
http://geotools.org/Multidimensional+Georegistered+Grid This work will
eventually be incorporated into GeoServer, but will probably take
while. If you're needing raster support soon then I'd just recommend
MapServer. Or you can join up on the effort to bring superior raster
support to GeoServer, once it's done it should be quite nice. I'm not
quite sure on the time frame, Simone and Alessio are leading the
charge, and they can probably give you more details.
best regards,
Chris
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Chris, Thanks for the speedy reply. The project that I'm connected with is an 8 month project, maybe the raster support will be more refined by then? Is there a document describing how to connect ArcMap (or any of the ARC 9.0 products) to a geoserver-driven WMS? I know that its possible. Take care. John
Chris Holmes wrote:
Quoting John Harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
Hi Developers,
We are going to incorporate a WMS/WFS into out metadata catalog
software
written as java servlets and are evaluating geoserver and
mapserver.
Raster support (storage and the ability to query) is essential. We'd
like to use geoserver because it is implemented in java. I haven't
seen
any demos of geoserver showing raster support. Do any of you know
what
the status of this is? Thanks. JohnThere is limited raster support on a branch. Two guys did a prototype
WCS implementation using GeoServer, and coverages served in the WCS are
also available as WMS. But it was just a prototype, a proof of concept
that they could do it. It performs too slowly on any raster of
substantial size. They're now working to redo the geotools library
we're based on to support 4d and 5d rasters, as well as get the
performance up a lot. You can see the work they've started at:
http://geotools.org/Multidimensional+Georegistered+Grid This work will
eventually be incorporated into GeoServer, but will probably take
while. If you're needing raster support soon then I'd just recommend
MapServer. Or you can join up on the effort to bring superior raster
support to GeoServer, once it's done it should be quite nice. I'm not
quite sure on the time frame, Simone and Alessio are leading the
charge, and they can probably give you more details.best regards,
Chris
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Quoting john h harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
Chris, Thanks for the speedy reply. The project that I'm connected
with
is an 8 month project, maybe the raster support will be more refined
by
then?
It should be, there's definitely a good group looking to support it.
Simone and Alessio? What's your time frame like for the raster stuff?
Perhaps we can get an RnD page in GeoServer we can point people at?
That will link to the geotools page...
Is there a document describing how to connect ArcMap (or any
of
the ARC 9.0 products) to a geoserver-driven WMS? I know that its
possible. Take care.
There was an email about this. I just threw it up on a wiki page. If
you (or anyone) can at least confirm, and even better clean up the page
into a nice tutorial, that would be great. See
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOSDOC/ArcMap+9 A nice sample, to
steal the wiki commands to use, is available here:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOSDOC/Setup+Geoserver+for+Debugging+or+Programming
best regards,
Chris
John
Chris Holmes wrote:
> Quoting John Harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
>
>
>>Hi Developers,
>>
>>We are going to incorporate a WMS/WFS into out metadata catalog
>>software
>> written as java servlets and are evaluating geoserver and
>>mapserver.
>>Raster support (storage and the ability to query) is essential.
We'd
>>like to use geoserver because it is implemented in java. I haven't
>>seen
>>any demos of geoserver showing raster support. Do any of you know
>>what
>>the status of this is? Thanks. John
>
> There is limited raster support on a branch. Two guys did a
prototype
> WCS implementation using GeoServer, and coverages served in the WCS
are
> also available as WMS. But it was just a prototype, a proof of
concept
> that they could do it. It performs too slowly on any raster of
> substantial size. They're now working to redo the geotools library
> we're based on to support 4d and 5d rasters, as well as get the
> performance up a lot. You can see the work they've started at:
> http://geotools.org/Multidimensional+Georegistered+Grid This work
will
> eventually be incorporated into GeoServer, but will probably take
> while. If you're needing raster support soon then I'd just
recommend
> MapServer. Or you can join up on the effort to bring superior
raster
> support to GeoServer, once it's done it should be quite nice. I'm
not
> quite sure on the time frame, Simone and Alessio are leading the
> charge, and they can probably give you more details.
>
> best regards,
>
> Chris
>
>
>
>>
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Hi Chris,
I deployed a geoserver yesterday and hooked arc catalog 9 to it with no problems. I guess that they (esri) don't support connecting to a WFS yet, but I image they will in time. So is there some documentation on loading a raster layer at this point? Take care. John
Chris Holmes wrote:
Quoting john h harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
Chris, Thanks for the speedy reply. The project that I'm connected
with
is an 8 month project, maybe the raster support will be more refined
by
then?It should be, there's definitely a good group looking to support it. Simone and Alessio? What's your time frame like for the raster stuff? Perhaps we can get an RnD page in GeoServer we can point people at? That will link to the geotools page...
Is there a document describing how to connect ArcMap (or any
of
the ARC 9.0 products) to a geoserver-driven WMS? I know that its
possible. Take care.There was an email about this. I just threw it up on a wiki page. If
you (or anyone) can at least confirm, and even better clean up the page
into a nice tutorial, that would be great. See
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOSDOC/ArcMap+9 A nice sample, to
steal the wiki commands to use, is available here:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOSDOC/Setup+Geoserver+for+Debugging+or+Programmingbest regards,
Chris
John
Chris Holmes wrote:
Quoting John Harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
Hi Developers,
We are going to incorporate a WMS/WFS into out metadata catalog
software
written as java servlets and are evaluating geoserver and
mapserver.
Raster support (storage and the ability to query) is essential.We'd
like to use geoserver because it is implemented in java. I haven't
seen
any demos of geoserver showing raster support. Do any of you know
what
the status of this is? Thanks. JohnThere is limited raster support on a branch. Two guys did a
prototype
WCS implementation using GeoServer, and coverages served in the WCS
are
also available as WMS. But it was just a prototype, a proof of
concept
that they could do it. It performs too slowly on any raster of
substantial size. They're now working to redo the geotools library
we're based on to support 4d and 5d rasters, as well as get the
performance up a lot. You can see the work they've started at:
http://geotools.org/Multidimensional+Georegistered+Grid This workwill
eventually be incorporated into GeoServer, but will probably take
while. If you're needing raster support soon then I'd justrecommend
MapServer. Or you can join up on the effort to bring superior
raster
support to GeoServer, once it's done it should be quite nice. I'm
not
quite sure on the time frame, Simone and Alessio are leading the
charge, and they can probably give you more details.best regards,
Chris
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We still don't have docs for adding rasters, but it's pretty self
explanatory. Download the GeoServer-WCS release from:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=25086&package_id=154341
Go to the webadmin tool, and you'll see additional options for coverage
stuff, that parallels datastore/featureType split. I think it's called
Format and Coverage? Something like that. Then you just request the
layer as WMS. Use a small image though, it's slow on anything big.
As for esri supporting WFS, the email I posted on the wiki says they
support it if you pay for the 'interoperability extension', but not by
default. Maybe send them an email asking for it - the more users who
demand it the sooner it will get in.
best regards,
Chris
Quoting John Harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
Hi Chris,
I deployed a geoserver yesterday and hooked arc catalog 9 to it with
no
problems. I guess that they (esri) don't support connecting to a WFS
yet, but I image they will in time. So is there some documentation
on
loading a raster layer at this point? Take care. JohnChris Holmes wrote:
> Quoting john h harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
>
>
>>Chris, Thanks for the speedy reply. The project that I'm connected
>>with
>>is an 8 month project, maybe the raster support will be more
refined
>>by
>>then?
>
> It should be, there's definitely a good group looking to support
it.
> Simone and Alessio? What's your time frame like for the raster
stuff?
> Perhaps we can get an RnD page in GeoServer we can point people at?
> That will link to the geotools page...
>
>
>>Is there a document describing how to connect ArcMap (or any
>>of
>>the ARC 9.0 products) to a geoserver-driven WMS? I know that its
>>possible. Take care.
>
> There was an email about this. I just threw it up on a wiki page.
If
> you (or anyone) can at least confirm, and even better clean up the
page
> into a nice tutorial, that would be great. See
> http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOSDOC/ArcMap+9 A nice sample,
to
> steal the wiki commands to use, is available here:
>
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOSDOC/Setup+Geoserver+for+Debugging+or+Programming
>
> best regards,
>
> Chris
>
> John
>
>>
>>
>>Chris Holmes wrote:
>>
>>>Quoting John Harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi Developers,
>>>>
>>>>We are going to incorporate a WMS/WFS into out metadata catalog
>>>>software
>>>> written as java servlets and are evaluating geoserver and
>>>>mapserver.
>>>>Raster support (storage and the ability to query) is essential.
>>
>>We'd
>>
>>>>like to use geoserver because it is implemented in java. I
haven't
>>>>seen
>>>>any demos of geoserver showing raster support. Do any of you
know
>>>>what
>>>>the status of this is? Thanks. John
>>>
>>>There is limited raster support on a branch. Two guys did a
>>
>>prototype
>>
>>>WCS implementation using GeoServer, and coverages served in the
WCS
>>
>>are
>>
>>>also available as WMS. But it was just a prototype, a proof of
>>
>>concept
>>
>>>that they could do it. It performs too slowly on any raster of
>>>substantial size. They're now working to redo the geotools
library
>>>we're based on to support 4d and 5d rasters, as well as get the
>>>performance up a lot. You can see the work they've started at:
>>>http://geotools.org/Multidimensional+Georegistered+Grid This work
>>
>>will
>>
>>>eventually be incorporated into GeoServer, but will probably take
>>>while. If you're needing raster support soon then I'd just
>>
>>recommend
>>
>>>MapServer. Or you can join up on the effort to bring superior
>>
>>raster
>>
>>>support to GeoServer, once it's done it should be quite nice. I'm
>>
>>not
>>
>>>quite sure on the time frame, Simone and Alessio are leading the
>>>charge, and they can probably give you more details.
>>>
>>>best regards,
>>>
>>>Chris
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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Hi Chris,
Thanks for the hints on adding raster data. I'll look into this interoperability extension from esri and send them a message requesting WFS support. Thanks. John
Chris Holmes wrote:
We still don't have docs for adding rasters, but it's pretty self
explanatory. Download the GeoServer-WCS release from:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=25086&package_id=154341Go to the webadmin tool, and you'll see additional options for coverage
stuff, that parallels datastore/featureType split. I think it's called
Format and Coverage? Something like that. Then you just request the
layer as WMS. Use a small image though, it's slow on anything big.As for esri supporting WFS, the email I posted on the wiki says they
support it if you pay for the 'interoperability extension', but not by
default. Maybe send them an email asking for it - the more users who
demand it the sooner it will get in.best regards,
Chris
Quoting John Harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
Hi Chris,
I deployed a geoserver yesterday and hooked arc catalog 9 to it with
no
problems. I guess that they (esri) don't support connecting to a WFS
yet, but I image they will in time. So is there some documentation
on
loading a raster layer at this point? Take care. JohnChris Holmes wrote:
Quoting john h harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
Chris, Thanks for the speedy reply. The project that I'm connected
with
is an 8 month project, maybe the raster support will be morerefined
by
then?It should be, there's definitely a good group looking to support
it.
Simone and Alessio? What's your time frame like for the raster
stuff?
Perhaps we can get an RnD page in GeoServer we can point people at?
That will link to the geotools page...Is there a document describing how to connect ArcMap (or any
of
the ARC 9.0 products) to a geoserver-driven WMS? I know that its
possible. Take care.There was an email about this. I just threw it up on a wiki page.
If
you (or anyone) can at least confirm, and even better clean up the
page
into a nice tutorial, that would be great. See
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOSDOC/ArcMap+9 A nice sample,to
steal the wiki commands to use, is available here:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOSDOC/Setup+Geoserver+for+Debugging+or+Programming
best regards,
Chris
John
Chris Holmes wrote:
Quoting John Harris <harris@anonymised.com>:
Hi Developers,
We are going to incorporate a WMS/WFS into out metadata catalog
software
written as java servlets and are evaluating geoserver and
mapserver.
Raster support (storage and the ability to query) is essential.We'd
like to use geoserver because it is implemented in java. I
haven't
seen
any demos of geoserver showing raster support. Do any of youknow
what
the status of this is? Thanks. JohnThere is limited raster support on a branch. Two guys did a
prototype
WCS implementation using GeoServer, and coverages served in the
WCS
are
also available as WMS. But it was just a prototype, a proof of
concept
that they could do it. It performs too slowly on any raster of
substantial size. They're now working to redo the geotoolslibrary
we're based on to support 4d and 5d rasters, as well as get the
performance up a lot. You can see the work they've started at:
http://geotools.org/Multidimensional+Georegistered+Grid This workwill
eventually be incorporated into GeoServer, but will probably take
while. If you're needing raster support soon then I'd justrecommend
MapServer. Or you can join up on the effort to bring superior
raster
support to GeoServer, once it's done it should be quite nice. I'm
not
quite sure on the time frame, Simone and Alessio are leading the
charge, and they can probably give you more details.best regards,
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805.407.7644
harris@anonymised.com
http://www.numericsolutions.com
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Numeric Solutions, LLC.
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805.407.7644
harris@anonymised.com
http://www.numericsolutions.com
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