Hi Tom,
Thanks for your reply. The mapfile is to serve the WFS layers
directly from the data.
I have the DATA connection defined in the layer as: DATA
ira_by_name_nad83
where "ira_by_name_nad83" is the name of the shapefile. And I have
the shapepath at the head of the mapfile as: SHAPEPATH "../shapefiles"
As it is, the shapepath is relative to the mapfile. Should it be
relative to the mapserv cgi?
I also noticed that the CONNECTION was incorrectly defined and fixed
it. After I did that, running the test query took a long time, but
still returned a null result (for a point that should return something).
Also, how do you define a bbox in a wfs query? Can you put it before
the <Filter> in standard wms query style?
thanks much,
nelson
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Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2007 07:37:29 -0500
From: "Kralidis,Tom [Burlington]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: WFS mapserver
Is the mapfile below meant to serve the WFS layers directly from the
data? Or connect to remote WFS layers? If the former, then you
need to
define the data connection (i.e. shapefile, OGR, etc.). If the
latter,
then you need to correctly define your host in CONNECTION, which
currently does not resolve.
..Tom
