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From: Arne K. <ar...@ti...> - 2010-06-18 12:30:44
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Hi, remember that although you only have to rewrite one file, you should make a complete BlobStore implementation so that you can use Spring to plug it in. Take 20 minutes to set up Eclipse so you can run it in a debugger and see for yourself. prefix: Basepath provided by the parent FileBlobStore, e.g. /var/lib/geowebcache/tiles gridSetId: <name> of the gridSet element in geowebcache.xml parameters_id: Only if you use modifiable parameters (you don't), a combination keya=value&keyb=othervalue will be represented by some integer value. -1L if not applicable x: x-index in the cartesian plane of tiles, whether that's northing or something else depends on the SRS I left OpenGeo back in February, but Gabriel would know whether there are AMI plans for the suite. -Arne On 6/18/10 1:23 PM, samclemmens wrote: > Hi Arne, > > Tim is processing the data in EC2 per your recommendation above. He > estimates that it will take 30 hours to process national coverage for Great > Britain and then another 15 hours to create the spatial indexes... In the > meantime, I have a question about the parameters in the FilePathGenerator > class. (Some of these are obvious, but I just want to confirm.) Can you > tell me what the following are? > > - prefix > - tileIndex > - gridSetId > - parameters_id > - x (northing?) > - y (easting?) > - gridSetStr > > By the way, have you guys considered creating an AMI with the new OpenGeo > stack? I got most of the individual pieces working on a Fedora instance > last month, but it would have been a heck of a lot easier to just fire up an > AMI... > > Thanks, > > Peter > > > |