[Geomoose-users] Installing Geomoose; What next?

[Jonathan Moules]

Hi,
I've managed to (eventually) get GeoMoose 2.6 & MapServer-4-Windows working
with IIS7. But now when I try and access GeoMoose I get the following:


"Could not load a mapbook. If you are the system administrator, you should
look into this, if you are not the system administrator you should tell
them about this. Suggestions:
The mapbook may not be returning XML.
The mapbook may be returning malformed XML.
PHP may not be responding."

 PHP is running (a simple php script calling *phpinfo();* in the GeoMoose
directory shows that).

Unfortunately at this point the documentation seems to have a gap. I can
find massive amounts of detailed information about what to put in my
mapbooks, what different config settings etc do, but there seems to be a
lack of over-arching documentation. It doesn't tell me clearly where the
mapbooks are, what settings I need to tweak to point them at the mapbooks,
where the config settings.ini file is. Parts of this information seem to be
scattered around (I eventually managed to find
http://geomoose.org/docs/settings.html  (I'd suggest this be pointed to
from "Next steps" here - http://www.geomoose.org/docs/install_ms4w.html )).

Shouldn't the it be loading the demo mapbook? What do I need to change
next? settings.ini is pointing to "mapbook.xml" and there is one of them in
the conf directory too.

Anyone have any thoughts?
Thanks,
Jonathan


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