Milki-Way : A web enabled SCM project using GIS

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posted by Shabeerali @ 12:24 AM 0 comments

While Creating database

Please remeber that while designing your database in postgresql using pgAdmin give UTF8 encoding,, it is easy to test your queries in pgAdmin client. Otherwise you have to give always table name in double quotes

for eg. select * from "table"

posted by Shabeerali @ 12:04 PM 1 comments

Error in Database query

There was a problem while using postgresql as backend, I can not execute the queries.
Later I understood the problem that I gave my table name as user and it is already a built in table in postgresql. So my friends never give table name those already there in database

posted by Shabeerali @ 12:01 PM 0 comments

Blog updating error

Hai friends, few days before we are not able to update our blog, becuase some error occured while updating. We recovered the problem by rollbacking our blog. We already stored a backup of our previous posts..

posted by Shabeerali @ 11:57 AM 0 comments

System Requirements Specification for Milki-Way

System Requirements Specification for Milki-Way Uploaded
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posted by Shabeerali @ 11:24 PM 0 comments

Last Week

Last Week
PostgreSQL Installed	07-10-2006
How to use PostGIS for Spatial Queries	09-10-2006
Discussion About GeoServer	11-10-2006
GeoServer Configured	12-10-2006
Tried GeoServer Demos	13-10-2006
Discussion on SRS	17-10-2006
SRS version 1.0 posted	18-10-2006

posted by Shabeerali @ 9:41 PM 0 comments

PostGIS HELP

Post GIS Introduction

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PostGIS Manual

posted by Shabeerali @ 1:22 AM 0 comments

use of geoserver or mapserver

We have been investigating the viability of using geoserver
in this project.
Mapserver is another alternative.

GeoServer is a server. It is open source and it allows users to view and edit geographic data. GeoServer is written in 100% pure JavaTM and is deployed as a J2EE (Java2 Enterprise Edition) web application. GeoServer is compatible with standard J2EE servers, such as Apache Tomcat and Resin.
GeoServer supports several standard industry databases out of the box, including Oracle Spatial, ArcSDE, PostGIS and ESRI Shape Files. GeoServer supports OpenGIS GML version 2.1.

posted by Ashok @ 2:25 AM 0 comments

Milki-Way

Milki-Way

http://google.com/codesearch

posted by Shabeerali @ 1:51 AM 0 comments