Did you tried to put this line "this.getCore().fireEvent("map-data-changed");"
after the line "wrapper.request();" on your delegate code?

--- In sw-gis@yahoogroups.com, "kitti_kadam" <kitti_kadam@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> Hi..
>
> thanks 4 d reply...
>
> The following lines of code myt help u understanding my problem...
>
> request method in Bean class is
>
> request()
> {
>     this.startMainRequest("HighlightObjects");
>     delegate.request();
>     this.endMainRequest("HighlightObjects");
> }
>
> request method in Delegate class
>
>  request()
>  {
>     wrapper.request();
>     return;
> }
>
> public void request()
> {
>
>   Hashtable<String, Object> params = new Hashtable<String, Object>();
>   ArrayList<String> objects=new ArrayList<String>();
>   objects.add("
swrefVrecordVdatasetZgisVcollectionZpub_restVkeysZThe$0020J5aebraQMaids$0020Caus\
eway ");
>
>    params.put("map_update","zoom");
>    params.put("map_name","Main-Map");
>    params.put("colour","green");
>    params.put("objects",objects);
>    params.put("name","testmap");
>
>   try
>   {
>    Response response = request("ejb/HighlightLocal", "highlightObjects",
params);
>   }
>   catch(Exception e)
>    {
>    }
>
>    return;
> }
>
> On executing these above LOC, an image is generated with pub being highlighted
in green color and is stored in a temp folder.
> how can i refresh SIAS client image with this new image??
> what myt b missing in my code???pls help me out...
>

Hi,

Is there any customer using SIAS server (we will use SIAS 4.1.2) on a virtual
machine. I have heard SIAS relies heavily on the hardware graphic capability. If
hosts SIAS on virtual machine, the performance will have a big hit. Is that
correct? Anyone else has the same problem?

Thanks,

Jacques

Hi all,

I'm using SW 3.3

I have an object, with a raster field :
Geometry type raster
Mandatory False
Grid type physical
Data type ds_byte
Default compression type none
Default generalisation level 4

I'm trying to load a color raster tiff file in a new record of this object,
using the editor of the object, but I get an error "Color map name not defined"

I've convert the file from BMP to Tiff, without any compression, with gimp

I don't understand what is this color map name, and where it have to be defined

can anybody help me ?

thanks
Bastien

Hi..
     Adding the line this.getCore().fireEvent("map-data-changed");" to the code
didnot make any difference..there z no change in the map...

I think, event "map-data-changed" automatically gets fired once after there is
change in the map...So can u tell me wats d need of explictly firing this
event??

We have the mid-tier (JBoss) running on a virtual server.  It's a little bit
slower, but it works.

For our development environment, we have only one magik service provider (MSP)
server which is a Citrix running inside a VMWare virtual machine.  Performance
took a significant hit, but we can't be sure where the bottleneck is.

We've also had some problems on the MSP back-end where sometimes the service
hangs and we had to manually kill the processes and re-start the MSP back-end. 
We did have this problem before the server was virtualized, but it seems more
frequent now.

The thing is, our other Citrix apps on that server were also unacceptably slow. 
We will be devirtualizing that server soon.

--- In sw-gis@yahoogroups.com, "rationalrup2000" <rationalrup@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is there any customer using SIAS server (we will use SIAS 4.1.2) on a virtual
machine. I have heard SIAS relies heavily on the hardware graphic capability. If
hosts SIAS on virtual machine, the performance will have a big hit. Is that
correct? Anyone else has the same problem?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jacques
>

When I was trying to develop a module in which I loaded a new image to display
on the map some time ago, I had a similar problem, I generated the image but the
map didn't refresh itself. When I fired the event myself it started to work, I
think you have to explicity fire this event when you change the map data in your
code. The only difference between your code and mine is that you make a service
invocation from your ServiceWrapper and I directly call the MapServiceWrapper, I
never made a service invocation to load a new image on the map like what you are
trying to do, but I don't see what's the problem with your code. Try using the
MapServiceWrapper insted and see if that works, here is a portion of code of my
delegate class:

// Obtengo las coordenadas
Double[] coords = wrapper.zoom_cruce(calle, cruce, dataset);

// MapDelegate
IMapDelegate mapDelegate = (IMapDelegate) getCore().getDelegate("MapDelegate");

// Creo el map wrapper
MapServiceWrapper mapWrapper = new MapServiceWrapper();
mapWrapper.setCore(this.getCore());

// Obtengo parametros del mapa para carga inicial
Hashtable<String, Object> params = mapDelegate.getInitialMapParams();

// Agrego parametro snap_to_scale
if (mapDelegate.isCached()) {
    	 params.put("snap_to_scale", Boolean.TRUE);
}

Double coord_x = coords[0];
Double coord_y = coords[1];

// Ejecuto la accion de ir
mapWrapper.requestMap(IMapDelegate.MAP_NAME, coord_x, coord_y, 1000, 0, params);
this.getCore().fireEvent("map-data-changed");

Greetings,

Has anyone had experience with setting up VMWare servers for the clients to
access that instigate an image that points to SWMFS and the data stores on other
virtual servers?

Please help me understanding the smallworld Commit & system Licences, How they
are different from Core licence, and also Smallwolrd View and read licences.

Where I will get the information about Smallworld licences and Licence costs.

Thanks,
Chiddu

Please help me understanding smallworld Commit & system Licences, How they are
different from Core licence, and also Smallwolrd View and read licences.

Where I will get the information about Smallworld licences and Licence costs.

Thanks,
Chiddu

Hi Group,

I need to get an RWO based from a given coordinate x,y
after getting an rwo, display the name in tooltip then highlight the rwo

I'll appreciate any idea on this.

TIA!

Have a look at gis_ds_view.geometry_within_radius().

One 'feature' I've noticed about this method: if you are looking for a point
object, then you can set the radius to 0. However, it doesn't always pick up
chains; I've found that increasing the radius slightly to 0.001 fixes this
problem.

If you are using a plugin to allow the user to input the coordinates, then you
can also use it to highlight the geometry. If you need an example, there's one
in the help documentation under:

Application Development -> Using the Application Framework Architecture -> 5.4
Highlighting geometry

For the tooltip, dependent on your needs I would either a) put a change selector
on the plugin, or b) select the rwo so that you get it for free at the bottom of
the map window.

Cheers,
Chris

--- In sw-gis@yahoogroups.com, "vic.valdon_2006" <vic.valdon_2006@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Group,
>
> I need to get an RWO based from a given coordinate x,y
> after getting an rwo, display the name in tooltip then highlight the rwo
>
> I'll appreciate any idea on this.
>
> TIA!
>

Hi Bruce,

geometry_mixin.analysis_tolerance seems to be set to 1 by default. I've changed
this to values ranging from 0 (which actually sets it to 0.001) to 1000000, and
have never seen a difference with this method. However, I can increase the
radius by a very small amount, and all of a sudden geomtry is found:

MagikSF> _for i _over v.geometry_within_radius ( my_coord, 0, :chain )
_loop
	 write ( i )
_endloop
$

MagikSF> _for i _over v.geometry_within_radius ( my_coord, 0.000000001, :chain )
_loop
	 write ( i )
_endloop
$
chain:(gis_id(5698373,917968750,548185470))
chain:(gis_id(5698373,917968750,578817781))

As mentioned, this doesn't seem to be a problem for points:

MagikSF> _for i _over v.geometry_within_radius ( my_coord, 0, :point )
_loop
	 write ( i )
_endloop
$
point:(gis_id(5729747,417843697,2506442))


In the instance above I have grabbed the coordinate from a point object that is
snapped and topologically connected to the chains, and the chains return
.straight? = True.

I've never spotted any issue when setting up a 'regular' spatial scan, and so
always assumed that it was an issue with this method. I may even have raised a
call with the helpdesk in the dim and distant past, but as I had a work around
it never bothered me that much.

Cheers,
Chris

--- In sw-gis@yahoogroups.com, "Bruce Morehouse" <BruceM@...> wrote:
>
> If you are not getting expected results from spatial scans, look at the
> value of the shared variable
>
>             geometry_mixin.analysis_tolerance
>
>
>
> Additionally, in rare cases, if there has been some low-level
> manipulation of a geometry without giving it a new spatial_id, spatial
> scans may find/not find it correctly.
>
>
>
> Another interesting feature is when a linear geometry is not .straight?,
> then its bounding box can be weird sometimes (ie, control points quite
> distant from the "line"), leading to non-intuitive results from spatial
> scans.
>
>
>
> Bruce Morehouse,
>
> InMaps
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: sw-gis@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sw-gis@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
> Of cwellfair
> Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 9:02 AM
> To: sw-gis@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [sw-gis] Re: Need to get an RWO based from a coordinate x,y
>
>
>
>
>
> Have a look at gis_ds_view.geometry_within_radius().
>
> One 'feature' I've noticed about this method: if you are looking for a
> point object, then you can set the radius to 0. However, it doesn't
> always pick up chains; I've found that increasing the radius slightly to
> 0.001 fixes this problem.
>
> If you are using a plugin to allow the user to input the coordinates,
> then you can also use it to highlight the geometry. If you need an
> example, there's one in the help documentation under:
>
> Application Development -> Using the Application Framework Architecture
> -> 5.4 Highlighting geometry
>
> For the tooltip, dependent on your needs I would either a) put a change
> selector on the plugin, or b) select the rwo so that you get it for free
> at the bottom of the map window.
>
> Cheers,
> Chris
>
> --- In sw-gis@yahoogroups.com <mailto:sw-gis%40yahoogroups.com> ,
> "vic.valdon_2006" <vic.valdon_2006@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Group,
> >
> > I need to get an RWO based from a given coordinate x,y
> > after getting an rwo, display the name in tooltip then highlight the
> rwo
> >
> > I'll appreciate any idea on this.
> >
> > TIA!
> >
>

Hi Guys,

Thanks for this helpful tip. I'll give it a shot.

Many Thanks!

Vic

--- In sw-gis@yahoogroups.com, "cwellfair" <chris.wellfair@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> Hi Bruce,
>
> geometry_mixin.analysis_tolerance seems to be set to 1 by default. I've
changed this to values ranging from 0 (which actually sets it to 0.001) to
1000000, and have never seen a difference with this method. However, I can
increase the radius by a very small amount, and all of a sudden geomtry is
found:
>
> MagikSF> _for i _over v.geometry_within_radius ( my_coord, 0, :chain )
> _loop
>  write ( i )
> _endloop
> $
>
> MagikSF> _for i _over v.geometry_within_radius ( my_coord, 0.000000001, :chain
)
> _loop
>  write ( i )
> _endloop
> $
> chain:(gis_id(5698373,917968750,548185470))
> chain:(gis_id(5698373,917968750,578817781))
>
> As mentioned, this doesn't seem to be a problem for points:
>
> MagikSF> _for i _over v.geometry_within_radius ( my_coord, 0, :point )
> _loop
>  write ( i )
> _endloop
> $
> point:(gis_id(5729747,417843697,2506442))
>
>
> In the instance above I have grabbed the coordinate from a point object that
is snapped and topologically connected to the chains, and the chains return
.straight? = True.
>
> I've never spotted any issue when setting up a 'regular' spatial scan, and so
always assumed that it was an issue with this method. I may even have raised a
call with the helpdesk in the dim and distant past, but as I had a work around
it never bothered me that much.
>
> Cheers,
> Chris
>
> --- In sw-gis@yahoogroups.com, "Bruce Morehouse" <BruceM@> wrote:
> >
> > If you are not getting expected results from spatial scans, look at the
> > value of the shared variable
> >
> >             geometry_mixin.analysis_tolerance
> >
> >
> >
> > Additionally, in rare cases, if there has been some low-level
> > manipulation of a geometry without giving it a new spatial_id, spatial
> > scans may find/not find it correctly.
> >
> >
> >
> > Another interesting feature is when a linear geometry is not .straight?,
> > then its bounding box can be weird sometimes (ie, control points quite
> > distant from the "line"), leading to non-intuitive results from spatial
> > scans.
> >
> >
> >
> > Bruce Morehouse,
> >
> > InMaps
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > ________________________________
> >
> > From: sw-gis@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sw-gis@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
> > Of cwellfair
> > Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 9:02 AM
> > To: sw-gis@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: [sw-gis] Re: Need to get an RWO based from a coordinate x,y
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Have a look at gis_ds_view.geometry_within_radius().
> >
> > One 'feature' I've noticed about this method: if you are looking for a
> > point object, then you can set the radius to 0. However, it doesn't
> > always pick up chains; I've found that increasing the radius slightly to
> > 0.001 fixes this problem.
> >
> > If you are using a plugin to allow the user to input the coordinates,
> > then you can also use it to highlight the geometry. If you need an
> > example, there's one in the help documentation under:
> >
> > Application Development -> Using the Application Framework Architecture
> > -> 5.4 Highlighting geometry
> >
> > For the tooltip, dependent on your needs I would either a) put a change
> > selector on the plugin, or b) select the rwo so that you get it for free
> > at the bottom of the map window.
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Chris
> >
> > --- In sw-gis@yahoogroups.com <mailto:sw-gis%40yahoogroups.com> ,
> > "vic.valdon_2006" <vic.valdon_2006@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Group,
> > >
> > > I need to get an RWO based from a given coordinate x,y
> > > after getting an rwo, display the name in tooltip then highlight the
> > rwo
> > >
> > > I'll appreciate any idea on this.
> > >
> > > TIA!
> > >
> >
>

Hi to all!

Im having problems with network follower. I dont get any results by using
shortest path.

nf.shortest_path(a_pseudo_point,node)

What could be the problem?


Biggs

Hi all

I need to add a new paramter/variable to the startup command line.
eg:
  [%HOME%] sw_magik_win32 -Mextdir $TEMP -image ${SMALLWORLD_GIS}/images/swaf.msf
-cli "-run"

I then need to read the command line and determine if the new paramter "run" is
in the startup command

Thanks in advance

Hi,

I am working on PNI. My requirement involves placing a Conduit Adapter inside a
structure (UUB) and then connecting two conduits through code. I have been able
to place the conduit adapter inside the UUB, but i am not able to retrieve the
correct method for connecting the two conduits.
I dont have the source code for the methods.

Can someone guide me on the appropriate methods for connecting the conduit
adapter?

Thank you,

Regards,

M. Hussain

Is it the right group to post this question?
I'm new to Smallworld.
Please help me understanding smallworld Commit & system Licences, How they are
different from Core licence, and also Smallwolrd View and read licences.

Where I will get the information about Smallworld licences and Licence costs.

Thanks,
Chiddu

Hi to all,

Im working right now on a pilot project. I have created some road objects. I
have associated some "cost of travel"(Logical) based on going from one point to
another. I want to perform a shortest path trace from one end to another. but
instead of using the length as a basis, i want to use the logical field I
created.

Ive already heard of the "cost" factor for tracing. The thing is Im having
problems understanding it. Can you guys help me out?

Biggs

For pricing and product details you must contact GE, however here is my
understanding for how it works in non-technical terms:

When you buy Smallworld you will get a license file with a number of component
licenses but when it comes down to making a purchase you basically have the
option to buy as follows:

Read - This is the core Smallworld product (aka Core Spatial Technology 'CST')
but readonly
Commit - This is the core product but adds commit
System - This is the core product plus commit and system functions such as case
tool

Smallworld View is a separate product. We have a copy of it but have never found
a place where it fit better than core.

There are also additional products that can be added like the Oracle connector,
GE's internet server & SAP interface.

Tom Arter

Tacoma Power - T&D Planning

253-502-8509

-----Original Message-----
From: sw-gis@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sw-gis@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Chiddu
Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 8:26 PM
To: sw-gis@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [sw-gis] smallworld Commit & system Licences

Is it the right group to post this question?
I'm new to Smallworld.
Please help me understanding smallworld Commit & system Licences, How they are
different from Core licence, and also Smallwolrd View and read licences.

Where I will get the information about Smallworld licences and Licence costs.

Thanks,
Chiddu




------------------------------------

Yahoo! Groups Links

Thanks Tom.

Regards
Chiddu



--- In sw-gis@yahoogroups.com, "Arter, Tom" <tarter@...> wrote:
>
> For pricing and product details you must contact GE, however here is my
understanding for how it works in non-technical terms:
>
> When you buy Smallworld you will get a license file with a number of component
licenses but when it comes down to making a purchase you basically have the
option to buy as follows:
>
> Read - This is the core Smallworld product (aka Core Spatial Technology 'CST')
but readonly
> Commit - This is the core product but adds commit
> System - This is the core product plus commit and system functions such as
case tool
>
> Smallworld View is a separate product. We have a copy of it but have never
found a place where it fit better than core.
>
> There are also additional products that can be added like the Oracle
connector, GE's internet server & SAP interface.
>
> Tom Arter
>
> Tacoma Power - T&D Planning
>
> 253-502-8509
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sw-gis@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sw-gis@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Chiddu
> Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 8:26 PM
> To: sw-gis@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [sw-gis] smallworld Commit & system Licences
>
> Is it the right group to post this question?
> I'm new to Smallworld.
> Please help me understanding smallworld Commit & system Licences, How they are
> different from Core licence, and also Smallwolrd View and read licences.
>
> Where I will get the information about Smallworld licences and Licence costs.
>
> Thanks,
> Chiddu
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>