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GeoServer - Footprint support doesn't work with PostgreSQL indexed Image Mosaic

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Running GeoServer 2.14.2 on Linux/Ubuntu

I have an Image Mosaic layer using a postgres table as the index. Rather then allowing GeoServer to insert the rows into the table I have a ready created table with the correct paths of each image. This works and GeoServer is correctly displaying the right images. However, footprints of any sort do not work. I have tried sidecar chain shape files, one shape file called footprints.shp and set the layer to transparent to clip the image to the footprints. I have also tried with footprint.properties with various options with both the footprints in the same relative path as the .properties files and with the images themselves.

If I select a folder and generate a shapefile indexed image mosaic layer the footprints work as expected and clip the images. Therefore the issue is not with either the sidecar shapefiles or the footprints.shp options. A quick dig in the code (I am not a Java developer) showed this comment;

* A set of properties to be ignored when parsing the properties file. It is used to get only
* the FootprintManagement property, avoiding by this way to load and compute useless elements.
*/

Therefore I am worried that footprint support does not work at all for DB based indexed image mosaic layers.

There are no obvious signs in the logs that anything is a miss.

geoserver wms image-mosaic

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  I believe this might be a relative path issue but I need to do more testing to make sure. Using full path seems to have fixed it.
  
  – Mark Allen
  yesterday
  

  
  
  
  

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0

Running GeoServer 2.14.2 on Linux/Ubuntu

I have an Image Mosaic layer using a postgres table as the index. Rather then allowing GeoServer to insert the rows into the table I have a ready created table with the correct paths of each image. This works and GeoServer is correctly displaying the right images. However, footprints of any sort do not work. I have tried sidecar chain shape files, one shape file called footprints.shp and set the layer to transparent to clip the image to the footprints. I have also tried with footprint.properties with various options with both the footprints in the same relative path as the .properties files and with the images themselves.

If I select a folder and generate a shapefile indexed image mosaic layer the footprints work as expected and clip the images. Therefore the issue is not with either the sidecar shapefiles or the footprints.shp options. A quick dig in the code (I am not a Java developer) showed this comment;

* A set of properties to be ignored when parsing the properties file. It is used to get only
* the FootprintManagement property, avoiding by this way to load and compute useless elements.
*/

Therefore I am worried that footprint support does not work at all for DB based indexed image mosaic layers.

There are no obvious signs in the logs that anything is a miss.

geoserver wms image-mosaic

share|improve this question

edited yesterday

Vince

14.8k32849

asked yesterday

Mark AllenMark Allen

211

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I believe this might be a relative path issue but I need to do more testing to make sure. Using full path seems to have fixed it.
  
  – Mark Allen
  yesterday
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

Running GeoServer 2.14.2 on Linux/Ubuntu

I have an Image Mosaic layer using a postgres table as the index. Rather then allowing GeoServer to insert the rows into the table I have a ready created table with the correct paths of each image. This works and GeoServer is correctly displaying the right images. However, footprints of any sort do not work. I have tried sidecar chain shape files, one shape file called footprints.shp and set the layer to transparent to clip the image to the footprints. I have also tried with footprint.properties with various options with both the footprints in the same relative path as the .properties files and with the images themselves.

If I select a folder and generate a shapefile indexed image mosaic layer the footprints work as expected and clip the images. Therefore the issue is not with either the sidecar shapefiles or the footprints.shp options. A quick dig in the code (I am not a Java developer) showed this comment;

* A set of properties to be ignored when parsing the properties file. It is used to get only
* the FootprintManagement property, avoiding by this way to load and compute useless elements.
*/

Therefore I am worried that footprint support does not work at all for DB based indexed image mosaic layers.

There are no obvious signs in the logs that anything is a miss.

geoserver wms image-mosaic

share|improve this question

edited yesterday

Vince

14.8k32849

asked yesterday

Mark AllenMark Allen

211

share|improve this question

edited yesterday

Vince

14.8k32849

asked yesterday

Mark AllenMark Allen

211

share|improve this question

edited yesterday

Vince

14.8k32849

asked yesterday

Mark AllenMark Allen

211

edited yesterday

Vince

14.8k32849

edited yesterday

Vince

14.8k32849

asked yesterday

Mark AllenMark Allen

211

asked yesterday

Mark AllenMark Allen

211