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Comment on Serving Maps – in the Cloud – for Free (part 2) by Justin Pierre

Justin Pierre — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:35:13 +0000

When I try to test the geoserver connection on 8080 I keep getting a 101 Error (Connection reset).

I’ve tried installing Apache to test that the connection to the public DNS works and that’s fine.

My rules have 8080 set up as a ‘custom TCP’ and it shows up in my rules as HTTP*, same as yours.

Were there some permissions that have to be changed to allow access or is there some setup in Tomcat that’s required?

Thanks for the post, really helpful.

Comment on ArcGIS 10 Annoyances – Feature Construction Mini-Toolbar by timi

timi — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 20:32:25 +0000

you just saved my life digitalizing 100 rockglaciers and not getting crazy!!! :) big thanx from Austria!

Comment on ArcGIS 10 Annoyances – Feature Construction Mini-Toolbar by aziz

aziz — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 08:02:08 +0000

thanks alot, thats helped )))) greating from Pamir Tajikistan

Comment on ArcGIS vs QGIS Clipping Contest Rematch by William Huber

William Huber — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 14:28:41 +0000

Users of AV 3.3 are rare and getting rarer: it’s nice to see some still around. Of course it has its limitations, but subject to them, it is a great adjunct to ArcGIS (and not just for clipping). In many cases, an operation that bogs down ArcGIS will simply fly in AV 3.3. To get one-off analyses done, it can be far faster to save an ArcGIS dataset as a shapefile or grid, do the work in AV 3.3, and import its results back to an ArcGIS project. Compared to ArcGIS/ArcCatalog, AV 3.3 has a light footprint: it costs about 40 MB RAM to keep it open in Windows and consumes almost no other system resources. And it only takes one second to launch, anyway… .

As far as installation goes (for those who may no longer have it on their systems): if you still have a full disk backup from an old Windows version of AV 3, simply restore the AV folder (usually C:/ESRI/AVGIS30) to a new machine. (Later you might want to copy over some of the old ESRI fonts, too.) You’re off and running.

Comment on ArcGIS 10 Annoyances – Feature Construction Mini-Toolbar by KtVarma

KtVarma — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 03:45:25 +0000

OMG thank you….. I ve Troubled long time!!! Thanks again!

Comment on Serving Maps – in the Cloud – for Free (part 2) by Anonymous

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Comment on ArcGIS 10 Annoyances – Feature Construction Mini-Toolbar by Priyanka Gd

Priyanka Gd — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 13:10:19 +0000

Thanks

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