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<P>Bart/list, </P>
<P>I understand what you mean now....I couldn't get the version of gdal12.dll with a right mouse button click. However, I downloaded ms441oci.zip which is the windows binary and inside this there was a gdal-1.2.5.zip which contained the gdal12.dll file.</P>
<P>I understand that I have to use gdal12.dll version 1.2.6 instead of the one I'm using now. My question is this:</P>
<P>is there a single zip file i candownload that contains the gdal12.dll similar to the one that comes in the ms441oci.zip or must I build the http://www.gdal.org/dl/gdal126.zip file??</P>
<P>thanks,</P>
<P>Gerard B<BR><BR><BR></P></DIV>
<DIV></DIV>>From: "Bart van den Eijnden" <BEN@Syncera-ITSolutions.NL>
<DIV></DIV>>To: <gerard_b_18@HOTMAIL.COM>,<MAPSERVER-USERS@LISTS.UMN.EDU>
<DIV></DIV>>Subject: Re: [UMN_MAPSERVER-USERS] shapefile polygon opens in arcgisbut not mapserver
<DIV></DIV>>Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 15:18:58 +0200
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>Gerard,
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>I would recommend trying to use filemon from http://www.sysinternals.com to determine if the qix files are actually used.
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>I remember one of my old posts in which I had similar problems, might be informative (or confusing :) ):
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/data2/wilma/mapserver-users/0407/msg00673.html
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>Secondly, the OGR issue, see the 1.2.6 release notes:
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>http://www.intevation.de/pipermail/freegis-list/2005-March/002209.html
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>Shapefile Driver:
<DIV></DIV>> - Added support for MapServer style spatial index (.qix).
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>So that's fairly new.
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>Does your gdal12.dll have version info? You can check with your right mouse button and then the version tab.
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>Best regards,
<DIV></DIV>>Bart
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>Bart van den Eijnden
<DIV></DIV>>Syncera-ITSolutions
<DIV></DIV>>Postbus 270
<DIV></DIV>>2600 AG DELFT
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>tel.nr.: 015-7512436
<DIV></DIV>>email: BEN@Syncera-ITSolutions.nl
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>> gerard barrington <gerard_b_18@HOTMAIL.COM> 04/15/05 03:03pm >>>
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>Bart,
<DIV></DIV>>I was hoping I could get a little clarification just to be sure I understand what you mean. I should create a .qix file for each shapefile using shptree. Then once they all have a .qix, then I should create the tiledindexes using ogrtindex? Will the tileindexes take the .qix into consideration?
<DIV></DIV>>Second, I'm not sure what you mean by the following:
<DIV></DIV>>"Also, it depends on the GDAL/OGR version whether or not the qix files are actually used (that's a relatively new feature). If I recall correctly that was added in GDAL/OGR 1.2.6, but Frank knows for sure. "
<DIV></DIV>>Thanks for all your help....
<DIV></DIV>>Gerard B
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>> >From: Bart van den Eijnden <bartvde@XS4ALL.NL>
<DIV></DIV>> >Reply-To: Bart van den Eijnden <bartvde@XS4ALL.NL>
<DIV></DIV>> >To: MAPSERVER-USERS@LISTS.UMN.EDU
<DIV></DIV>> >Subject: Re: [UMN_MAPSERVER-USERS] shapefile polygon opens in arcgis but not mapserver
<DIV></DIV>> >Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 21:13:37 +0200
<DIV></DIV>> >
<DIV></DIV>> >Hi Gerard,
<DIV></DIV>> >
<DIV></DIV>> >I would suggest using ogrtindex instead to build the tileindexes.
<DIV></DIV>> >There is
<DIV></DIV>> >a little trick that you should not run ogrtindex from the directory
<DIV></DIV>> >which
<DIV></DIV>> >contains the data (otherwise it does not create an absolute path to
<DIV></DIV>> >the
<DIV></DIV>> >data in the LOCATION item). So run it from the directory where you
<DIV></DIV>> >installed FWTools eg:
<DIV></DIV>> >
<DIV></DIV>> >for %i in (d:\data\*.shp) do d:\programs\fwtools\bin\ogrtindex
<DIV></DIV>> >mytileindex.shp %i
<DIV></DIV>> >
<DIV></DIV>> >About the performance, have you created shapefile qix indexes (using
<DIV></DIV>> >shptree?). Also, it depends on the GDAL/OGR version whether or not
<DIV></DIV>> >the qix
<DIV></DIV>> >files are actually used (that's a relatively new feature). If I
<DIV></DIV>> >recall
<DIV></DIV>> >correctly that was added in GDAL/OGR 1.2.6, but Frank knows for
<DIV></DIV>> >sure.
<DIV></DIV>> >
<DIV></DIV>> >I think Mapserver normally scales well with a lot of LAYERs, it may
<DIV></DIV>> >have
<DIV></DIV>> >to do with your data structures and not the amount of LAYERs.
<DIV></DIV>> >
<DIV></DIV>> >Best regards,
<DIV></DIV>> >Bart
<DIV></DIV>> >
<DIV></DIV>> >On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 16:39:29 -0230, gerard barrington
<DIV></DIV>> ><gerard_b_18@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:
<DIV></DIV>> >
<DIV></DIV>> >>Bart, Thanks....your solution worked. None of the entries in the
<DIV></DIV>> >>LOCATION field of my dbf file had the '.shp'. So I added it to the
<DIV></DIV>> >>entries and the tiledindex displays correctly. (I didn't need to
<DIV></DIV>> >>use the
<DIV></DIV>> >>0, it works without it.) As a side note, do you know how I could go
<DIV></DIV>> >>about editing all my dbf files without having to go into them
<DIV></DIV>> >>maunally
<DIV></DIV>> >>and add the ending to every entry. I used the tile4ms command to
<DIV></DIV>> >>create
<DIV></DIV>> >>the tiledindex. Also, the speed of mapserver seems to go down
<DIV></DIV>> >>drastically when you add more layers to the map file. My map file
<DIV></DIV>> >>currently has 46 layers in it,all of which have a tiledindex as its
<DIV></DIV>> >>datasource. What can I do to help speed up the mapserver. Thanks
<DIV></DIV>> >>again,
<DIV></DIV>> >>Gerard B
<DIV></DIV>> >>>From: Bart van den Eijnden <bartvde@XS4ALL.NL>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>Reply-To: Bart van den Eijnden <bartvde@XS4ALL.NL>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>To: MAPSERVER-USERS@LISTS.UMN.EDU
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>Subject: Re: [UMN_MAPSERVER-USERS] shapefile polygon opens in
<DIV></DIV>> >>>arcgis
<DIV></DIV>> >>>but not
<DIV></DIV>> >>mapserver
<DIV></DIV>> >>>Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 20:20:00 +0200
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>Gerard,
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>does your LOCATION item in your tile-index dbf have c:\shapefile
<DIV></DIV>> >>>or
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>c:\shapefile.shp? Looking at your error message it looks like the
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>first
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>option which is incorrect.
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>You can also try c:\shapefile.shp,0 in the LOCATION field.
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>Hope this helps.
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>Best regards,
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>Bart
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 14:47:48 -0230, gerard barrington
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>><gerard_b_18@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>hi, using the ogr worked out for a POLYGON layer that did not
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>have
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>a
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>tiledindex. The following worked perfect: LAYER
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>NAME "name"
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>TYPE POLYGON CONNECTIONTYPE OGR CONNECTION "C:\shapefile.shp" ...
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>END
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>However, this will not work for tiledindex. On the doc page for
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>OGR
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>it
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>says the following should work but it does not. LAYER
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>NAME "nam"
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>TYPE POLYGON
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>CONNECTIONTYPE OGR
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>TILEINDEX "C:\tiledindex.shp"
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>... END The first entry in the tiled index is for
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>c:\shapefile.shp
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>but
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>it returns the following error: msDrawMap(): Image handling
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>error.
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>Failed to draw layer named 'nam'. msOGRFileOpen(): OGR error.
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>Open
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>failed for OGR connection `c:\shapefile'. File not found or
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>unsupported
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>format. Any ideas why the tiledindex wouldn't work? I have used
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>tiledindexes for points and lines and it works fine. Thanks
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>again!
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>Gerard B.
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>From: Bart van den Eijnden <bartvde@XS4ALL.NL>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>Reply-To: Bart van den Eijnden <bartvde@XS4ALL.NL>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>To: MAPSERVER-USERS@LISTS.UMN.EDU
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>Subject: Re: [UMN_MAPSERVER-USERS] shapefile polygon opens in
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>arcgis
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>but not
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>mapserver
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 21:18:12 +0200
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>Hi,
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>It should work if you are using Mapserver 4.4 or later.
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>Otherwise try showing it through OGR.
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>CONNECTIONTYPE OGR
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>CONNECTION "path/my.shp"
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>Best regards,
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>Bart
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 16:45:50 -0230, gerard barrington
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>><gerard_b_18@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>I checked with ogrinfo and the shapefile is a <3D POLYGON>.
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>Other
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>shape
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>files I have show up simply as <POLYGON> when checked with
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>ogrinfo.
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>Is
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>there anything i can do to show this polygon in mapserver?
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>From: Bart van den Eijnden <bartvde@XS4ALL.NL>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>Reply-To: Bart van den Eijnden <bartvde@XS4ALL.NL>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>To: MAPSERVER-USERS@LISTS.UMN.EDU
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>Subject: Re: [UMN_MAPSERVER-USERS] shapefile polygon opens in
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>arcgis
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>but not
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>mapserver
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 20:32:42 +0200
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>Hi,
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>are you sure it is not a polyline shape? Did you try TYPE
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>LINE?
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>Otherwise open it up with ogrinfo and see what it says
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>(http://fwtools.maptools.org).
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>Best regards,
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>Bart
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 16:04:39 -0230, gerard barrington
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>><gerard_b_18@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>Hi list, I have a polygon shapefile which I can open and view
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>in
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>ArcExplorer and everything looks perfect. However, when I try
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>to
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>use the
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>same shapefile as data for a LAYER of TYPE POLYGON, I get the
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>following
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>exception: msDrawMap(): Image handling error. Failed to draw
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>layer
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>named
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>'aal135'. msDrawShape(): General error message. Only polygon
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>shapes
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>can
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>be drawn using a POLYGON layer definition. So I tried
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>switching
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>the
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>TYPE
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>in my layer to POINT and a couple of points along the border
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>of
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>the
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>polygon showed up. I know the shapefile is a polygon though
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>because
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>it
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>displays as the correct shape in arcExplorer. Can someone
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>tell
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>me
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>why
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>the polygon will show up in ArcExplorer but not in mapserver?
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>Is
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>there
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>anything I can do to fix this problem?? I am at real loss
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>here
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>for
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>why
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>this happens and would really appreciate any help.... Thanks
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>Gerard
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>>B
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
<DIV></DIV>> >>>>>>
<DIV></DIV>> >>
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