[postgis-users] content-type and using RESIN (really a mapserver question)
Thomas, Cord
cthomas at rand.org
Thu Oct 17 08:58:38 PDT 2002
Hello
In the absense of a mapserver list right now, would like to ask this group a
question:
I am using RESIN as my HTTP server and having some problems with picky
browsers. Picky browsers are showing my map as just the .map source file -
i know it is working as IE renders the page as expected.
I am on a debian linux installation, successfully using mapserv to access
postgis data. I am using RESIN's CGIServlet to handle requests to the
mapserv binary.
A - i noticed in the mapserv HEADER, the content type is presented as
Content-type not Content-Type as it appears to be in the specs. I modified
the source in mapserv.c to be Content-Type, but this did not help.
B - i noticed then when RESIN returns the content header, it passes a 000 as
the response code, as opposed to 200 OK or some such value. This presumably
not mapserv's fault, but i wonder if anyone out there has worked with RESIN.
C - is the mapserv a 'real' cgi executable? I don't really know what i am
asking here, but basically, if i am using this CGIServlet java servlet, can
i reasonably expect it to be getting the right information.
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