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I am having trouble connecting a PostGIS database to MapGuide Maestro. Actually, I have added the PostGIS data into Maestro, but when I click to validate the layer it shows an error message:

Validating resource: Session:9754d026-d86b-11e1-8000-00270e208411_en_7F0000010AFC0AFB0AFA//259f852d-fc68-4475-9de1-a5e446fb6e82.FeatureSource Warning - OSGeo.MapGuide.ObjectModels.FeatureSource_1_0_0.FeatureSourceType: Spatial context extent appears to be invalid (or is the default extent returned by FDO provider. Meaning it very likely does not truly represent the extent of your data) Information - OSGeo.MapGuide.ObjectModels.FeatureSource_1_0_0.FeatureSourceType: No primary key defined for class: public:geography_columns, features will not be selectable and feature joins on this class may produce unexpected results

Can anyone please suggest where I went wrong? Is there any documentation for how to add PostGIS data into MapGuide Maestro?

Also, if I click to see the preview of the layer it gives me an error report of Fusion Error.

I am using PostgreSQL 8.4, PostGIS 1.5, MapGuide 2.2 and MapGuide Maestro 4.01

Thanks in advance..

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It looks like you need to make sure that your postgis setup is working correctly first. Run some tests? – janechii Jul 30 '12 at 0:33
By keeping coordinate system as default in both map definition and also in application definition the Fusion Error can be stoped. – kishor Jul 30 '12 at 5:58
@janechii Thanks, I will try that now.. – kishor Jul 30 '12 at 6:00
possible duplicate of How to connect the Postgres database table to MapGuide? – R.K. Dec 25 '12 at 8:24

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