Gabriel,
You didn't misunderstood my question. With the help of your direction I have been able to view SVG (getMapSvg.url) through my IE. I think providing reference to local copy of the WMS DTD will be a great idea. I am still getting operation timeout. Does it mean that I would have difficulty accessing local WMS?
I have been wondering how you people test the functionality like zoom in/out, pan, add feature, query etc. What Mapping tool you use in particular. I am trying to setup GeoClientX tool (MapBuilder) but stuck with some issues. Could you pl. look into my post with subject -geoclientx(MapBuilder) and Geoserver, Dated - Fri 2004/04/30
I would like to integrate a mapping tool like GeoClientX with GeoServer. What Open Source Client Tool you would suggest.
I would appreciate your suggestions.
Regards,
Swapan Mazumdar
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From: geoserver-devel-admin@lists.sourceforge.net [mailto:geoserver-devel-admin@lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of Gabriel Roldán
Sent: 01 May 2004 08:34 PM
To: Richard didier
Cc: geoserver-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Geoserver-devel] WMS and SVG
Hi Ricchard,
Richard didier wrote:
Hi all,
Using the following WMS request for getting a SVG image :
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http://localhost:8080/geoserver/wms?request=getMap&bbox=-5.37588,41.11496,10.51521,51.10804&width=548&height=520&srs=4326&format=image/svg+xml&layers=map2x0:serie_rouge,map2x0:serie_rouge,map2x0:serie_rouge&styles=sr250c,R21,sr250n&
-----The rendering is a file with requested styles (attribute class on g tag), but
the styles are not rendered : styles definitions are not part of the svg
file.
Unfortunatelly styles in SVG rendering is not implemented yet. I manage
it declaring the styles on my SVG client as CSS entities, but yes, it is
a pain to not have them encoded in the resulting svg map. I hope to have
the time to do it shortly, but *really* I don't think I will in the next
couple of months due to another priority tasks. Ofcuorse any
contribution should be greately appreciated 
Furthermore, the extent of the SVG seems to be incorrect (viewBox="-5 41 16
10") : the data are not shown completly (using squiggle and zoom out, shows
evething), while the real extent is : -5.4, 41.15, 10.51, 51.11. Changing the
viewBox to "-6 41 17 11" shows the whole data.
mmmm... looks clearly as a bug. The same, I hope to have the time to
check it out the sooner possible.
Finally, does something succeed in viewing SVG files produced by WMS (I can
only see them under the batik browser squiggle - while I can see squiggle
sample SVG files under mozilla).
Strange. did you tried with adobe svg viewer?.
Is it a line layer or a polygon one?
The first think I can imagine is that perhaps your mozilla version does
not manages well percent stroke widths. Try replacing the stroke width
in the generated SVG by a fixed value and see what happens.
Best regards,
Gabriel Roldán
OS:Linux
Datastore: postgreSQL
Web client: mozilla 1.1 to 1.4 (tested)didier
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