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I need to connect to Geoserver, fetch the layer and display it in Geomajas. I have followed the instruction in this link http://www.geomajas.org/node/280 but it doesn't work for me.

The map is just blank. I don't find any compilation error or runtime exceptions in Jetty console, and there is also nothing in geoserver.log on the server. Therefore, I have no clue to figure out what the exact problem is.

For other kinds of layer (from shape file, google map...), it works ok.

  1. Where can I find a working xml file to config such layer?
  2. How can I debug or find out the reason why the map is just blank?

Thanks in advance

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Is this for a WMS or a WFS request? Can you show the configuration file you used? – Joachim Van der Auwera Jul 25 '11 at 14:25
I have this problem too, but when my app begins to run on the browser, I get a warning message: An error occurred on the server: Unexpected problem., root cause org/geotools/filter/visitor/FixBBOXFilterVisitor" After I close this warning dialog, nothing is showing on my map. I am using the geotools layer which is trying to fetch a vector layer from Geoserver. Can any body help me, I didn't find any other geotools vector layer sample. What should i do? – hamid sadeghi Mar 9 '12 at 7:25

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i have configed my app using articles on http://www.geomajas.org/node/280 and http://files.geomajas.org/maven/trunk/geomajas/geomajas-layer-geotools-documentation/html/master.html#geotools links.

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