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Developer’s Corner: MapStore 1.5.1 released with Mobile Android Version!

Blog ‐ Posted on 11.03.2014 by Tobia Di Pisa

  We are proud to announce the MapStore 1.5.1 release. This is the latest official release of MapStore, the simple and intuitive way to create, save and share maps. MapStore is based on the GeoExplorer Open Source framework and is licensed under the GPL license. You can get MapStore as:  Standard  binary GeoNetwork integrated binary WIndows  installer GeoNetwork integrated windows installer Here is a list of the most important improvements included in this release: #138 Introduce limits in servicebox #152 Merge MapManager and MapComposer source trees #155 Add final reference link for WPS async request #227 Write doc for sphinx documentation build...

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Developer’s Corner: Improved GeoWebCache quality for full WMS requests

Blog ‐ Posted on 07.03.2014 by simone giannecchini

Hi all, We would present some improvements on GeoWebCache which we have developed lately. GeoWebCache is a software which can be added to GeoServer for caching the requested tile in memory and reducing the tile retrieval time. A particular feature of this software is the ability to make WMS requests directly integrated with GeoServer WMS. This functionality can be executed in 2 different modalities: WMS-C and full WMS. WMS-C requests only returns the already cached tiles at the already defined resolutions; on the opposite, full WMS requests can return all the tiles at an arbitrary resolution. The full WMS configuration...

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Developer’s Corner: Improved GeoWebCache quality for full WMS requests

Blog ‐ Posted on 07.03.2014 by simone giannecchini

Hi all, We would present some improvements on GeoWebCache which we have developed lately. GeoWebCache is a software which can be added to GeoServer for caching the requested tile in memory and reducing the tile retrieval time. A particular feature of this software is the ability to make WMS requests directly integrated with GeoServer WMS. This functionality can be executed in 2 different modalities: WMS-C and full WMS. WMS-C requests only returns the already cached tiles at the already defined resolutions; on the opposite, full WMS requests can return all the tiles at an arbitrary resolution. The full WMS configuration...

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Developer’s Corner: Caveats in GeoServer JNDI configuration

Blog ‐ Posted on 06.03.2014 by simone giannecchini

Dear all, as you may know JNDI is a very useful technology to define common resources available to Java web applications. One typical usage is to create a common connection pool for databases. Most of GeoServer JDBC based datastores support connection through JNDI (for example PostGIS, Oracle, SQLServer). Using JNDI is convenient when you have more than one datastore using the same database connection, so that you can share the connection pool instead of create a distinct pool for each datastore: if you have many datastore you can fill database connection capacity and in any case you are not using the...

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Developer’s Corner: ImageIO-Ext 1.1.9 Release

Blog ‐ Posted on 05.03.2014 by simone giannecchini

Hi all, We would present you the new ImageIO-Ext 1.1.9 release. Apart from a few bugs fixes (e.g. Issue #54 related to reading Exif Tags), the new feature of this release is an high-performance PNG plugin. This new PNG plugin contains a new PNG writer which internally uses a new encoder, based on PNGJ, a open source, java based,  low level PNG encoder with better performances than that of the ImageIO package. More informations on PNGJ can be found here. Note that this plugin provides only a PNG writer object, reading is not supported at the moment. Further informations about...

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