[Geomoose-users] printing in geomoose

[Jim Klassen]

Is the error occurring in the GeoMoose viewer also or only during printing?

The bounding box GeoServer is trying to render is empty.  The question is where did the empty bbox get introduced?

Assuming printing fails and viewing works:
Options are GeoMoose call to print.php;  In print.php; print.php to GeoServer; In GeoServer.

Firebug or equivalent would show you what GeoMoose sent to print.php.  And the GeoServer logs should show the request that GeoServer received.

On Jan 5, 2012, at 8:52, Brent Fraser <bfraser at geoanalytic.com> wrote:

> If you can't even view the WMS layers from Geoserver due to the error, it sounds like a problem either with OpenLayers forming the Bounding Box for WMS request, or Geoserver interpreting the Bounding Box.
> 
> Best Regards,
> Brent Fraser
> 
> 
> On 1/5/2012 7:34 AM, tripin2 wrote:
>> Hello, all good people.
>> I was on holiday for Christmas time, so there was nothing to report about my
>> problem. I got back to work now and I decided to check everything again. And
>> I realized that the zero area problem I mentioned before is a problem on a
>> geoserver side. So, it looks like mapserver and other things are working
>> fine... Even geoserver when I try to view layers, but when I want to print
>> them I got this message:
>> ERROR [geoserver.ows] -
>> org.geoserver.platform.ServiceException: The request bounding box has zero
>> area: ReferencedEnvelope[1604566.097762 : 1604566.097762, 6457400.149532 :
>> 6457400.149532]
>> this problem, as I stated before, appears only when I turn on some layer
>> that comes from geoserver wms. Cached layers served through gwc don't give
>> any errors, but print in blank png. And the referenced envelope points to a
>> location that is somewhere in the middle of displayed map when I dont move
>> the map, but this point moves to different position when I move the map, it
>> is not in the middle of displayed map, sometimes it points to a location not
>> shown in geomoose in moment of printing... And this point never points to a
>> location which is somewhere near the geoserver wms layer.
>> I know that this is not the problem of geomoose, but does someone have a
>> clue where the problem is?
>> thanks in advance
>> 
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