Hi,
I am fine-tuning Geoserver's wms service and started to think about the JAI issue. I have already installed the native (Sun) JAI + JAI_imageio and started to consider whether they are in use or not. If I take a look at the Geoserver's admin page, I can see there is a mention: JAI is available: false. Does it mean that the JDK's JAI package is in use or the opposite?
mika
Lehtonen, Mika ha scritto:
Hi,
I am fine-tuning Geoserver's wms service and started to think about the JAI issue. I have already installed the native (Sun) JAI + JAI_imageio and started to consider whether they are in use or not. If I take a look at the Geoserver's admin page, I can see there is a mention: JAI is available: false. Does it mean that the JDK's JAI package is in use or the opposite?
The opposite. It means the JDK you're using does not have the native
part of JAI installed. Maybe you installed it only in the JRE?
Or the web container is a different JDK?
Ah, for production tweaking, have a look at this page:
http://geoserver.org/display/GEOSDOC/2.6+GeoServer+in+Production+Environment
Cheers
Andrea