Python, MapServer, and WSGI

2008-02-23T20:44:46Z | Comments: 2

To enable this is why I added an OWSRequest class and image byte access to mapscript. I'm glad they are getting used.

I was pleased to stumble onto Brent's blog a week ago: I spent my undergrad afternoons working in a molecular biology lab and still dabble in genomics. His genome browser inspired me to see OpenLayers as more than a web GIS tool.

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Re: Python, MapServer, and WSGI

2008-02-24T18:25:24Z

I've found the MapScript OWSRequest capability invaluable for overlaying layers in Google Earth, so don't doubt that it's a valuable feature.

By: Tim Maddle

Re: Python, MapServer, and WSGI

2008-02-24T18:40:43Z

hi sean, good to hear i've inspired you somehow. i'm an avid reader (and user) of your code and blog. i'm really having fun with mapscript lately.

By: brent

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