Wrong Map View - Width Stretching

Hi, all!
It seems like mapviewer doesn't consider longitude while displaying GIS objects.
I have two GIS-objects with SRID = 8307:
The first one has coordinates:
minX = 0,
minY = 0,
maxX = 1,
maxY = 1.
The second one:
minX = 89,
minY = 89,
maxX = 90,
maxY = 90.
But when they are displayed by mapviewer they look identically.
MapViewer JView Demo displays them in similar way.
But "a degree of longitude corresponds to a distance that varies from 0 to 111 km" ((c) Wikipedia) and
"one degree of longitude = (111.320 + 0.373sin²φ)cosφ km, where φ is latitude"
Please, help to find out the problem or the way to display GIS objects correctly.
Afina

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Oops!
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Message was edited by: John
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But the trick was to append the full paths for jdk/bin and jdk/jre/bin to the front of the PATH variable. At first I appened the paths to the end of the PATH variable, and nothing happened.
Basically, the mapviewer installation needs to look at the bin folders for the 1.5.0 version of the jdk.
You can always test this by typing "java -version." If your PATH variable is correct, then you'll see information on the most recent jdk installation instead of an older version.
John

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Hi Team,
My MapViewer Version: Ver11_1_1_7_B130111
I have created a Google Map (with Type of Map Source as "Google Maps") in Oracle Map Viewer and i could see google map in Oracle Map Viewer(using "show Map").
I wanted to show a village map theme over the above google map in a web page and i am using Jdeveloper to integrate map viewer with Village data. I could see the google maps inside Jdeveloper however when i run the Jdeveloper code google map is not shown inside the web page.
I tried with Oracle Maps, Bing Maps as the "map source" in map viewer and tried integrating inside Jdeveloper and got same result (blank screen). However when i tried a different mapviewer ( Base Map ELOCATION.WORLD_MAP from OracleFMW MapViewer Home ) i could see the map in the web page.
I could get all other base maps (created with "internal" as the map source") in the web page, so there is some thing that i am missing with Google Maps, Bing Maps, Oracle Maps. Could you please help me what is that i am missing or point to a help resource?
Thanks
Nag

Hi Jayanth,
Issue is solved after creating the web page using latest JDeveloper (11.1.2.4). Thanks a lot for your help
With Regards
Nag

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Hi,
I need to install map viewer in obiee 11g to show maps in dashboards. I have no idea about this, can any one help me.
Thanks,
PJ

OBIEE Samples has very good documentation and the schemas to download and set this up
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/bi-foundation/obiee-samples-167534.html
Select the OBIEE 11.1.1.3 - Sample Application section

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I have a strange translation issue with the Maps in 11g.
Created in English language to plot the Revenue for each of the Postal Codes.
I selected Postal Code and Revenue Amount in the Criteria and created a new Map View. It had the text 'Postal Code' in the Map Legend and then the scale for revenue amount.
Now I logged on with Chinese Language , it still appears as 'Postal Code' in English where in it was actually supposed to show it in Chinese.
We have a translation pack to get all the column names translated. If I try creating a new table view, it shows the translated text instead of 'Postal Code', but some how this doesn't work with Maps.
Has anyone faced similar issues ? Is there a workaround for this ?
Thanks for any pointers.

Hi,
I also encounter the same issue. When I view combined layout, I get the No Results message. But when I edit the table layout, I see that there are records returned. Does anyone had any luck in resolving this issue?
Thanks!

How do I add a VM that has too many dependencies to be shown as "Map View " ?

When in Table View there is no option to add/remove a VM to an App or to create/delete an App.
f.eks. I added three VM's and created an App called "Convergion"
Two of those VM's can only be shown in "Table View" because of too many outgoing dependencies.
I accidentally removed the Third VM (the one that could be shown in "Map View") and now I have no way of:
1) Adding the third VM back to the App
2) Removing the App or
3) Remove the two remaining VM's from the App
So, to create the App again I have to call it "Convergion~1" or something similarilly stupid.
But two of the VM's now still belong to "Convergion" (the now "Zombied" App) as well as "Convergion~1"
Any ideas ?
P.S. I should be able to create an App and manually add the VM's needed from the vCenter Inventory (Search box or similar) without having to have a "Visual" contact in the Map View.
Some maps get huge and it's not very practical.
Consider this a feature request.

Hi,
I'm Galit from the QE team of VIN.
All the things that you've described are correct.
It is actually an edge case where the only VM, that the manual App can be managed from its Map view, was removed from the App.
The Manual App management is as designed, and may be changed in the future.
There are 2 ways to overcome this situation:
1.You can, as you stated, create another Manual App with similar name and remain with the "Zombie App".
2. To run a specific command that will remove the Zombie App from the DB.
Please note that option no. 2 involves using an API that we do not publish.
If you would like to use option no. 2 contact me in private and we will see about supplying the relevant commands to run in order to delete the "zombie" application.
Thanks,
Galit Gutman

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I am a new user of Photoshop Elements 6. I got some pictures which include GPS Information. Now I want to locate these pictures in the map view.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PhotoshopElements/6.0/help.html?content=WS7E96CCE9-EA88-4f7a-B 212-2C37C9CEEF1B.html
Unfortunately I am not able to find this feature in my program!
Any idea?

Johnny,
PSEs Map View is a toy feature that is buggy and not engineered to handle more than a couple thousand photos with map (GPS) locations. So I suggest staying away from it. See these messages:
John Rolfe Ellis, "Orgnanizer Map Problem" #2, 21 Jun 2008 8:54 am
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When running the OMWB, the process will hang while trying to map the views. I have let it run overnight and it will still not move. Upon further examination of the error files, I got this error:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.Sp72.querySpec(Sp72.java:10959)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.Sp72.queryTerm(Sp72.java:10736)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.Sp72.queryExp(Sp72.java:10679)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.Sp72.procedureStmt(Sp72.java:3369)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.Sp72.beginProcedure(Sp72.java:2611)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.Sp72.Start(Sp72.java:2575)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.Sp72.parse(Sp72.java:270)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.Sp72.parseView(Sp72.java:201)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.parser.SQLServer2KParser.parseViewText(SQLServer2KParser.java:109)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.server.SQLServer2KSourceModelMap.mapViews(SQLServer2KSourceModelMap.java:1489)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.server.SQLServer2KSourceModelMap.mapSourceModel(SQLServer2KSourceModelMap.java:389)
     at oracle.mtg.sqlserver2k.ui.SQLServer2KCaptureWizard.map(SQLServer2KCaptureWizard.java:531)
     at oracle.mtg.migrationUI.ActionMenuHandler._mapSourceModel(ActionMenuHandler.java:457)
     at oracle.mtg.migrationUI.ActionMenuHandler.run(ActionMenuHandler.java:95)
     at oracle.mtg.migration.WorkerThread.run(Worker.java:268)
Has anyone encountered this or something similar before? Any help is greatly appreciated
J

There is information on reporting bugs with reproducible testcases in the link below.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/support/tech/migration/workbench/index.html
In the case of mapping views, the source view text or a cut down smaller testcase that reproduces the error, and the workbench version, are usually sufficient.
Regards,
Turloch
Oracle Migration Workbench Team.

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