Jeremy Palmer linz.govt.nz> writes:
>
> So could it be a http streaming issue?
Actually the error that is reported in your debug log file has happened also in
the same location: "mismatched tag at line 2, column 3621905"
That character in that column seems to be "/" in the beginning of the las
> should be fixed by r25691
Thanks. That works when using SimplifyPreserveTopology :)
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Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] ogr WFS GML parse error
Jeremy Palmer linz.govt.nz> writes:
>
>
> When use WFS to pull a large GML object it fails:
>
>
> ogrinfo -dialect sqlite -sql "select id, shape from \"v:x1571\"
WHERE id = 3241251"
WFS:'http://wfs.data.linz.govt.nz/84f646e35be34843abd9cee6085b50d6/v/x1571/wfs'
> ERROR 1: XML parsing of GML
Le mardi 26 février 2013 22:57:40, Jeremy Palmer a écrit :
> As a follow up why can't I run:
>
> -sql "select id, ST_SimplifyPreserveTopology(shape, 0.005) from \"v:x1571\"
> :
>
> for my SQLITE SQL?
should be fixed by r25691
I haven't looked at your original issue with the GML parsing error. T
As a follow up why can't I run:
-sql "select id, ST_SimplifyPreserveTopology(shape, 0.005) from \"v:x1571\" :
for my SQLITE SQL?
I get a message back saying:
ERROR 1: Undefined function 'ST_SimplifyPreserveTopology' used
I also tired just SimplifyPreserveTopology. Same result.
When I put debu
When use WFS to pull a large GML object it fails:
ogrinfo -dialect sqlite -sql "select id, shape from \"v:x1571\" WHERE id =
3241251"
WFS:'http://wfs.data.linz.govt.nz/84f646e35be34843abd9cee6085b50d6/v/x1571/wfs'
ERROR 1: XML parsing of GML file failed : mismatched tag at line 2, column
362182
Am 26.02.2013 17:48, schrieb image:
Hello,
I'm working on windows 7 64bits.
I would like import into my db several .ecw files. Up to know i have
followed this following tutorial :
http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/wiki/pkg-gdal-ecw
I have installed the ECW SDK and paste the *dll from
redistributa
Hi,
Trying to compile GDAL on RHEL6 x864_64. It's failing looking for libcurl
when linking. I don't need curl in this machine, and it's not installed. My
configure line is as follows:
./configure --prefix=/home/User/bin/ --with-libtiff=internal
--with-hdf4=/usr/lib64/hdf --without-curl --without-
*Andreas Oxenstierna,*
Thanks for your answer, I'll take a look on PostGIS to see if it can be
useful in my case, but I probably don't need to use a DBMS.
*Jukka Rahkonen,*
Thanks for your answer.
I've tried that command but I'm probably missing Spatialite. Maybe I need
to recompile my GDAL to use
Hello,
I'm working on windows 7 64bits.
I would like import into my db several .ecw files. Up to know i have
followed this following tutorial :
http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/wiki/pkg-gdal-ecw
I have installed the ECW SDK and paste the *dll from
redistributable\vc90\win32\ to C:\Windows\SysWOW64
Hugo Benicio gmail.com> writes:
>
> Hi!
> So, My question is pretty simple.
> I'm developing a software in C++ that uses GDAL/OGR library to handle
geoprocessing computations. What I need to do now is to dissolve a shapefile by
a column (similiar to the Quantum GIS tool "Vector > Geoprocessing T
Ok, I found the answer for the aux/rrd pyramid here
http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/gdal-dev/2008-August/017850.html
Now I'm trying
Bie
2013/2/26 Pietro Rossin
> Hello Jukka
> thanks for your reply
> The axe file I think isn't necessary.
> If I delete it qgis can open and use pyramids...
> I
I would use PostGIS - they have comprehensive, very efficient and in my
experience 100 % correct set of spatial processing tools.
Hi!
So, My question is pretty simple.
I'm developing a software in C++ that uses GDAL/OGR library to handle
geoprocessing computations. What I need to do now is to
Hello Jukka
thanks for your reply
The axe file I think isn't necessary.
If I delete it qgis can open and use pyramids...
I got a good compromise between render and pyramid dimension with this
command
gdaladdo -r nearest --config COMPRESS_OVERVIEW deflate --config USE_RRD YES
test.tif 4 16 32 64
I
Hi!
So, My question is pretty simple.
I'm developing a software in C++ that uses GDAL/OGR library to handle
geoprocessing computations. What I need to do now is to dissolve a
shapefile by a column (similiar to the Quantum GIS tool "Vector >
Geoprocessing Tools > Dissolve").
Does GDAL/OGR already s
Pietro Rossin gmail.com> writes:
>
>
> I was wrong, it was working slow.But at the end it leaves a big file with
extension .axe. Is this necessary?
> I know pyramids are inside the .aux file..
> Thank you
> Pietro
I guess that after exceeding some 2 GB or 4 GB limit the pyramids are actually
i
I was wrong, it was working slow.
But at the end it leaves a big file with extension .axe. Is this necessary?
I know pyramids are inside the .aux file..
Thank you
Pietro
2013/2/25 Pietro Rossin
> Hi all
> I'll like to add overviews to a 1 bit geotiff
>
> the gdalinfo for this tiff is:
> ***
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