I'm viewing a shapefile with Google Earth via GeoServer and I would like to
see more geometries being drawn at most zoom levels. I have the following
feature type config.
KML Regionating Attribute=none
KML Regionating Strategy=best guess (so that it uses the geometry)
KML Feature Limit=100 (I'm not sure of this makes any difference)
Is there any parameter that I can tweak to increase the number of geometries
being drawn?
I'm using the following software/data:
GeoServer 1.7.4 on Linux.
10Mbytes of Shapefile with polylines (in the future, I hope so deal with
much larger data sets)
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KML Feature Limit=100 is indeed what you want to change. I've double checked that submit / apply is enough (in the past you had to wipe the geosearch directory)
Note that we wrote regionating to *avoid* giving Google Earth really big KML files. I haven't tested 5.0 very much, but the 5.x series had trouble with 20 mbyte KML files or polygons larger than 3 mbytes.
-Arne
LewInMadrid wrote:
I'm viewing a shapefile with Google Earth via GeoServer and I would like to
see more geometries being drawn at most zoom levels. I have the following
feature type config.
KML Regionating Attribute=none KML Regionating Strategy=best guess (so that it uses the geometry)
KML Feature Limit=100 (I'm not sure of this makes any difference)
Is there any parameter that I can tweak to increase the number of geometries
being drawn?
I'm using the following software/data:
GeoServer 1.7.4 on Linux.
10Mbytes of Shapefile with polylines (in the future, I hope so deal with
much larger data sets)
--
Arne Kepp
OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org
Expert service straight from the developers
5.x -> 4.x
Arne Kepp wrote:
KML Feature Limit=100 is indeed what you want to change. I've double checked that submit / apply is enough (in the past you had to wipe the geosearch directory)
Note that we wrote regionating to *avoid* giving Google Earth really big KML files. I haven't tested 5.0 very much, but the 5.x series had trouble with 20 mbyte KML files or polygons larger than 3 mbytes.
-Arne
LewInMadrid wrote:
I'm viewing a shapefile with Google Earth via GeoServer and I would like to
see more geometries being drawn at most zoom levels. I have the following
feature type config.
KML Regionating Attribute=none KML Regionating Strategy=best guess (so that it uses the geometry)
KML Feature Limit=100 (I'm not sure of this makes any difference)
Is there any parameter that I can tweak to increase the number of geometries
being drawn?
I'm using the following software/data:
GeoServer 1.7.4 on Linux.
10Mbytes of Shapefile with polylines (in the future, I hope so deal with
much larger data sets)
--
Arne Kepp
OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org
Expert service straight from the developers