[mapserver-dev] Mapserver v5.2 ArcSDE point layer prob

[Graham Davis]

Hi,

I brought this problem up in the mapserver IRC channel last week, and 
have some more info regarding it.  Basically I've built Mapserver v5.2 
for a client on Windows as they wish to upgrade from v4.10.  With the 
new version, none of the their ArcSDE point layers work.  But polygon 
and other types seem to work fine with SDE.  All of the problem point 
layers worked fine in version 4.10 (the only thing that has changed is 
the new mapserver).

I've since built them version 5.0 for them to test with (to try and 
narrow down where the problem was introduced).  This version works fine 
for SDE point layers.  So something has changed between versions 5.0 and 
5.2 to prevent SDE point layers from working.  The error message they 
receive is:

<ServiceExceptionReport version="1.1.1">
<ServiceException>
msDrawMap(): Image handling error. Failed to draw layer named 'DBM_7H_MIL_POPULATION_POINT'.
msDrawShape(): General error message. Unknown layer type.
</ServiceException>
</ServiceExceptionReport> 

Anyone have any idea what is going wrong, or where I can officially post this bug?  A snipet of the map file layer definition is attached.  Thanks,



-- 
Graham Davis
Refractions Research Inc.
gdavis at refractions.net

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    LAYER

      NAME DBM_7H_MIL_POPULATION_POINT

      TYPE point

      CONNECTION "<removed>"

      CONNECTIONTYPE sde

      DATA "WHSE_BASEMAPPING.DBM_7H_MIL_POPULATION_POINT,GEOMETRY"

      STATUS ON

      MINSCALEDENOM 100

      MAXSCALEDENOM 20000000

      PROJECTION

         "init=epsg:3005"

       END

      # CLASS object

          CLASS

            NAME "points_green"

            SYMBOL "gps_coordinate-green"

            COLOR 255 0 0

            # LABEL object

            LABEL

              POSITION CC

              SIZE TINY

              MINDISTANCE 400

              MINFEATURESIZE 5

              COLOR 255 255 255

              PARTIALS FALSE

            END

          END

    END #end layer