[Geoserver-users] output formats for WCS 1.0.0

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1

Dear Simone, Alessio

Chris suggested that you might be able to help. I am interested to know what
output formats are supported by GeoServer 1.5 for WCS 1.0.0. Would you be
able to help?

Many Thanks

John
Manchester, UK

2

Hi John,

Simone + Alessio can give you a more comprehensive list of course but
from my knowledge GeoServer supports the following formats:

arcgrid
geotiff
gtopo30
world images (png,jpeg,tiff)

I also know that Saul has recently implemented support for arcsde
rasters as well.

There is also support for image mosaics and pyramids.

Hope that helps.

-Justin

John Roberts wrote:

Dear Simone, Alessio

Chris suggested that you might be able to help. I am interested to know what
output formats are supported by GeoServer 1.5 for WCS 1.0.0. Would you be
able to help?

Many Thanks

John
Manchester, UK

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Does anybody have a quick way to adjust Geoserver settings to determine
the origin of a crash?

Are there any configuration file settings that I may change to get
better debug information?

Currently, it just crashes, and leaves no trace.

Thanks,
Matthew D. Diez

4

Hi Mathew,

I guess the best way to is to turn the logging level up. This can be
done through the user interface by navigating to Config -> Server.

It also may help to know how you are running GeoServer. Jetty, tomcat?
Also which version you are running and which jdk you are running it on.

Thanks,

-Justin

Diez, Matthew wrote:

Does anybody have a quick way to adjust Geoserver settings to determine
the origin of a crash?

Are there any configuration file settings that I may change to get
better debug information?

Currently, it just crashes, and leaves no trace.

Thanks,
Matthew D. Diez

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It's GeoServer 1.6-beta2, running Java 1.4.2, although the crash has
happened in previous versions.

And, yes, I'm using the builtin Jetty. We'll see what the log file
yields.

Matthew D. Diez

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Hi Mathew,

I guess the best way to is to turn the logging level up. This can be
done through the user interface by navigating to Config -> Server.

It also may help to know how you are running GeoServer. Jetty, tomcat?
Also which version you are running and which jdk you are running it on.

Thanks,

-Justin

Diez, Matthew wrote:

Does anybody have a quick way to adjust Geoserver settings to
determine the origin of a crash?

Are there any configuration file settings that I may change to get
better debug information?

Currently, it just crashes, and leaves no trace.

Thanks,
Matthew D. Diez

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Diez, Matthew ha scritto:

It's GeoServer 1.6-beta2, running Java 1.4.2, although the crash has
happened in previous versions.

And, yes, I'm using the builtin Jetty. We'll see what the log file
yields.

Matthew,
if by crash you mean GeoServer going down completely along with the
container, it's most probably a VM issue. This kind of crash would not
leave any traces, and it's probably the result of some instability
driven into GeoServer from the environment it runs into. Known
things causing issues of this kind are:
* very very old JDK (I suggest you try out 1.5 or 1.6 if you can,
they are quite a bit faster as well)
* jdk from blackdown (linux alternate distribution), or otherwise a Sun
jdk compiled for 64bit machines on Gentoo.

Cheers
Andrea