Le mercredi 28 septembre 2016 14:00:36, Odd Ragnar Lydersen a écrit :
> When I'm using the WFS driver for version 1.0.0, or version 1.1.0 then I
> get some error messages back from GDAL, when the service is password
> protected. I have not tested this for version 2.x.
>
> Here is what I have found
When I use the WFS driver (GDAL 2.1.1) for version 1.0.0 or 1.1.0, and add
MAXFEATURES to the url, then I get zero features retuned, from the service.
If I drop MAXFEATURES in the request-url, then I get all the features in my
bounding box returned from the service.
This is a password protected
When I'm using the WFS driver for version 1.0.0, or version 1.1.0 then I get
some error messages back from GDAL, when the service is password protected.
I have not tested this for version 2.x.
Here is what I have found out:
1) Calls to CPLHTTPFetch() from OGRWFSDataSource::HTTPFetch() is se
Hi,
Python crashes in OSGeo4W python-qgis installation, when I import gdal_array.
So, just the line "from osgeo import gdal_array" causes this problem.
If I do separate installation for GDAL and python, then there is no problem. I
would use python-qgis installation, since then I have all the pa
Hi,
This is a call for discussion on "RFC 66: OGR random layer read/write
capabilities" :
https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc66_randomlayerreadwrite
This RFC introduces a new API to be able to iterate over vector features at
dataset level, in addition to the existing capability of doing it at
Hi all,
I've created a new RFC based on our list discussion.
https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc65_rfc7946_geojson
Thanks for your input!
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Francisco,
> Bingo! I've just tested with an ENVI dataset and is failing, same issue
> with a few random blocks missing in the resulting rasters. Find below a
> link with the code for a simple test reproducing the issue (also included
> the ENVI dataset used). Just bear in mind that sometimes may
Hi Even,
Bingo! I've just tested with an ENVI dataset and is failing, same issue with a
few random blocks missing in the resulting rasters. Find below a link with the
code for a simple test reproducing the issue (also included the ENVI dataset
used). Just bear in mind that sometimes may generat
