Hello all,
My setup is
openlayers + Geoserver 1.5 RC2 with 2 layers:
A geoTiff and a shapeFile
When through the opelayers GUI select the max zoom level the following error occurs
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
and the Geoserver crashes!
Has anyone encounter something similar ?
Thx
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gpio Oxxce ha scritto:
Hello all,
My setup is
openlayers + Geoserver 1.5 RC2 with 2 layers:
A geoTiff and a shapeFileWhen through the opelayers GUI select the max zoom level the following error occurs java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
and the Geoserver crashes!
Has anyone encounter something similar ?
Hmmm... may be. I guess when fully zoomed in, the single pixel
of your tiff file becomes so big that it's well wider than the screen.
In this case the rendering code OOM's in fact (just a temporary failure,
it affects only the request you're making and those so unlucky to
hit the server as the same time).
Is this your case?
Cheers
Andrea
ps: ah, I guess we should simply refuse to render coverages when so
zoomed in...
Hm,
probably you are right.
How I can refuse to render my raster in full zoom ?
thx
Andrea Aime aaime@anonymised.com Ýãñáøå:
gpio Oxxce ha scritto:
Hello all,
My setup is
openlayers + Geoserver 1.5 RC2 with 2 layers:
A geoTiff and a shapeFileWhen through the opelayers GUI select the max zoom level the following
error occurs
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap spaceand the Geoserver crashes!
Has anyone encounter something similar ?
Hmmm… may be. I guess when fully zoomed in, the single pixel
of your tiff file becomes so big that it’s well wider than the screen.
In this case the rendering code OOM’s in fact (just a temporary failure,
it affects only the request you’re making and those so unlucky to
hit the server as the same time).Is this your case?
Cheers
Andreaps: ah, I guess we should simply refuse to render coverages when so
zoomed in…
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Ciao,
which java args did you use to start the GeoServer? Could also paste here
the characteristics of the geotiff you a reusing?
Simone.
gpio Oxxce wrote:
Hello all,
My setup is
openlayers + Geoserver 1.5 RC2 with 2 layers:
A geoTiff and a shapeFileWhen through the opelayers GUI select the max zoom level the following
error occurs
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap spaceand the Geoserver crashes!
Has anyone encounter something similar ?
Thx
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Hi all,
which java args did you use to start the GeoServer?
I didnt use any special arguments , just the java command.
Could also paste here the characteristics of the geotiff you a reusing?
I used the NASA’s Blue Marble .ecw file, and then with the fwtools by issuing the command :
gdal_translate -of GTiff
i produced my tiff.
Thx
“Simone.Giannecchini” simboss1@anonymised.com Ýãñáøå:
Ciao,
which java args did you use to start the GeoServer?Could also paste here the characteristics of the geotiff you a reusing?
Simone.
gpio Oxxce wrote:
Hello all,
My setup is
openlayers + Geoserver 1.5 RC2 with 2 layers:
A geoTiff and a shapeFileWhen through the opelayers GUI select the max zoom level the following
error occurs
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap spaceand the Geoserver crashes!
Has anyone encounter something similar ?
Thx
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gpio Oxxce ha scritto:
Hi all,
>which java args did you use to start the GeoServer?
I didnt use any special arguments , just the java command.>Could also paste here the characteristics of the geotiff you a reusing?
I used the NASA's Blue Marble .ecw file, and then with the fwtools by issuing the command :gdal_translate -of GTiff
i produced my tiff.
Heh??? No, that's wrong, it would produce a file that would be bigger
than 4gb. You have to split or compress it. Plus, use -co "TILED=YES"
when creating it. You sure you did non provide any other options?
Cheers
Andrea
Hi Andrea, All
Heh??? No, that’s wrong, it would produce a file that would be bigger
than 4gb. You have to split or compress it. Plus, use -co “TILED=YES”
when creating it. You sure you did non provide any other options?
Well the size is smaller because the selected bbox is relative small. Also i reproduced my tiff with the -co “TILED=YES” option but the memory problem continues in large zoom levels.
gdal_translate -of GTiff -co “TILED=YES” -projwin 23.30 35.91 26.43 34.40 world-topo-bathy-200401-3x86400x43200.ecw my.tiff
thx
Andrea Aime aaime@anonymised.com Ýãñáøå:
gpio Oxxce ha scritto:
Hi all,
which java args did you use to start the GeoServer?
I didnt use any special arguments , just the java command.Could also paste here the characteristics of the geotiff you a reusing?
I used the NASA’s Blue Marble .ecw file, and then with the fwtools by
issuing the command :gdal_translate -of GTiff
i produced my tiff.
Heh??? No, that’s wrong, it would produce a file that would be bigger
than 4gb. You have to split or compress it. Plus, use -co “TILED=YES”
when creating it. You sure you did non provide any other options?Cheers
Andrea
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