Hi,
I have a shapefile with thousands of points served by GeoServer 1.5.1 (I know these should be included in a PostGIS database instead, but we're in prototyping phase ;-). The problem is the shapefile through WMS is missing half of the points (right hand side, so higher longitudes) (WMS layer viewed through OpenLayers). However, if I zoom in the area where there's no points showed by GeoServer while there should be, the points are there. Seems to me like GeoServer fails to load the entire shapefile when there is a very large number of points for a specific extent. Is it possible?
Should I fill a bug report?
Have a nice Friday,
Alex
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Alexandre Leroux, M.Sc., Ing.
Environnement Canada / Environment Canada
Centre météorologique canadien / Canadian Meteorological Centre
Division de la réponse aux urgences environnementales /
Environmental Emergency Response Division
alexandre.leroux@anonymised.com
Alexandre Leroux ha scritto:
Hi,
I have a shapefile with thousands of points served by GeoServer 1.5.1 (I know these should be included in a PostGIS database instead, but we're in prototyping phase ;-). The problem is the shapefile through WMS is missing half of the points (right hand side, so higher longitudes) (WMS layer viewed through OpenLayers). However, if I zoom in the area where there's no points showed by GeoServer while there should be, the points are there. Seems to me like GeoServer fails to load the entire shapefile when there is a very large number of points for a specific extent. Is it possible?
Should I fill a bug report?
Hmmm... the only time I've seen this happening was when a stereographic
polar projection was used (a problem that should be fixed on Geoserver 1.6.0, the changes we had to perform were too extensive for Geoserver 1.5.x).
Anyways, yes, an issue report and a sample data set attached to it
would be very much appreciated (and no, I don't believe it has anything
to do with the number of points involved, but I'll know for sure only
trying out).
Cheers
Andrea