Before re-inventing the wheel, I suggest you check to see what is
available in existing packages.
Chris Schmidt mentioned in IRC that Mapserv (C based) can cascade and
reproject WMS images.
I'm not sure about Geoserver or Deegree (java based). I suggest you ask
their lists.
If you are going to
Thanks!!!
Now i understand the problem. Finally i'm going to try to make a component
Java which reproject the raster image of the WMS service in other image,
because i have to access a external WMS servers. I wait haven't a lot of
trouble.
regards!
2008/4/16, Cameron Shorter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I've tested the release:I found these issues on FF2 on windows deployed
on tomcat 5.5 with geoserver 1.6.3:-WFS-t:I get weird errors from
java/geoserver/tomcat which I cannot really interpret properly. They
occur when I try to save or delete features. It might be my geoserver
setup it m
You can't view 2 different WMS projections at the same time because
browsers don't have the functionality to reproject an image. (You can
reproject vectors, like GML from a WFS).
I strongly suggest you handle all reprojection issues in the server. I
know Cubewerx WMS/WFS supports cascading WMS
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 09:15:31AM +0200, Rober Corona wrote:
> Thank you very much Cameron!!!
>
> To get see different WMS services together is my first goal, but is
> possible to join WMS services with different projection? if it wasn't
> possible, would be a way?
Javascript does not have the
Thank you very much Cameron!!!
To get see different WMS services together is my first goal, but is
possible to join WMS services with different projection? if it wasn't
possible, would be a way?
thanks!!!
2008/4/16, Cameron Shorter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Yes you can show WMS layers from dif
