GeoServer

Developer’s Corner: Raster Views in GeoServer via the CoverageView concept

Blog ‐ Posted on 30.06.2014 by simone giannecchini

Dear Readers, in this post we would like to talk about some developments we have performed lately to support coverage views in GeoServer where a CoverageView is made by composing different bands originally available inside coverages (either bands of the same coverage or different coverages) of the same store. Some examples of usage of this capability: Right now, physical entities for some metoc models are exposed as different coverages in GeoServer. As an instance, if you think about a NetCDF dataset storing meteo model, you may have an U coverage for the U component of the Wind and a V coverage for...

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Introducing GeoSolutions Enterprise Services 2014

News ‐ Posted on 23.06.2014 by simone giannecchini

Tired of spending all your budget for licenses without getting the results you seek? Looking for high-end professional support to secure your investments on Open Source software? Planning to integrate a proprietary infrastructure with Open Source software? GeoSolutions can help you!  The GeoSolutions  Enterprises Support Services offer the possibility for creating an Enterprise SDI based on the best Open Source frameworks as GeoServer, GeoNetwork and MapStore. Our support services are available in different sizes because we care about who has small needs  as well as about who has to manage complex infrastructures and needs highly specialized support. Thanks to GeoSolutions it is easy to meet the Open Source world, forget about licenses and decide the budget for the features...

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GeoServer

Developer’s Corner: Advanced Raster Projection in GeoServer

Blog ‐ Posted on 17.06.2014 by simone giannecchini

Dear Readers, in this post we would like to talk about some developments we are performing lately to implement a projection handling subsystem for raster, similar to the one we have for vectors which allows us to handles vector data that crosses the international dataline change as well as to replicated vector data over and over to have a seamless continuous map. In this post we are going to describe the work that needs to be done to achieve this goal in GeoServer. It is going to be a very technical post, sharing information at developer level in case you...

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MapStore

Developer’s Corner: MapStore 1.6 released with Templates and Mobile Android Version!

Blog ‐ Posted on 11.06.2014 by Tobia Di Pisa

We are proud to announce the new official release 1.6 of MapStore, the simple and intuitive way to create, save and share maps. MapStore is free and Open Source software as it is licensed under the GPL license. Here is a list of the most important features included in this release: #337 Introduced Basic MapStore Templating System #339 Use Widgets instead plugins for new SpatialSelectorQuery form #350 FeatureGrid fixes #352 BBox query form or spatial query with manually added WMS servers bug #355 Translations for Spatial Selectors and Spatial Selector Query form #361 JS Error Importing .map context in Chrome bug #364 QueryForm bytype value widgets and optional validation #366 Manager translation review #367 Imported...

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GeoServer

Developers’ Corner: Unveiling GeoServer Active Clustering Extension

Blog ‐ Posted on 30.05.2014 by simone giannecchini

Dear all, today we want to talk about our Active Clustering Extension for GeoServer, which is, let's cover this right away so that you won't be wondering, avaible as Free and Open Source. Clustering GeoServer can be requested in order to achieve an Highly Available set up and/or in order to achieve more scalability.  Regardless of the reason why you intend to create a clustered deployment for GeoServer there are a limitations that must be taken into account and where possible worked around. You can find additional information about this limitations at this link. The main limitation when it comes to installing...

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