Makes sense when you put it like that. It would help a lot if there would be an online version of proj4js, which one could include in the respective OpenLayers examples and tests. Or do we want to duplicate this in OpenLayers svn (I guess not)?
Best regards, Bart > Le Lundi 4 Mai 2009 14:02, bart...@osgis.nl a écrit : >> The only question left is do we want to depend on proj4js for this? >> >> Reading urn type projections will require proj4js, is that an acceptable >> dependency for OpenLayers? > > If we look at the WMS 1.3.0 specs (for instance), the CRS can be URI > (EPSG:4326), URN (urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG:6.6:4326) or URL > (http://epsg.org/#4326). The process of reading a projection attribute in > OL > is to convert the string definition into an OL.Projection object. > > If OL relies upon PROJ4JS, it sounds ok to let PROJ4JS parses the string. > Either the reader knows and it is ok, or the reader does know and the > error > is handed over back to OL.Projection constructor. > > If OL parses the string, it will have to know which one is supported by > the > underlaying reader. The later can evolve and support more and then > OL.Projection will have to be changed. > > So, I prefer the CRS reader understanding or not the string definition and > OL.Projection just acting as a proxy. > > Sincerely, > > didier > >> >> Best regards, >> Bart >> >> > Hi Didier, >> > >> > great! I had not seen that. >> > >> > So I can just pass a urn string to the OpenLayers.Projection object >> > constructor. >> > >> > Best regards, >> > Bart >> > >> >> Le Lundi 4 Mai 2009 13:25, bart...@osgis.nl a écrit : >> >>> Hi list, >> >>> >> >>> Currently Proj4js and OpenLayers use EPSG:XXXX as the syntax for >> >>> projections, whereas OWSContext uses the urn syntax, for example: >> >>> >> >>> urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG:6.6:4326 >> >>> >> >>> So in my OWSContext Format I use a small utility function which >> >>> transforms >> >>> this into EPSG:4326. >> >>> >> >>> The urn syntax can also be present in GML3 files. >> >>> >> >>> Question: >> >>> -would this belong in OpenLayers' Projection.js or in Proj4js? >> >> >> >> I have added URN in Proj4js. At least, it is in the trunk (See >> >> http://trac.osgeo.org/proj4js/ticket/17) >> >> >> >> didier >> >> >> >>> Best regards, >> >>> Bart >> >>> >> >>> _______________________________________________ >> >>> Dev mailing list >> >>> Dev@openlayers.org >> >>> http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/dev >> >> >> >> -- >> >> Didier RICHARD, chef du pôle technique Géoportail pour l'IGN >> >> Institut Geographique National tel: +33/0 1.43.98.83.23 >> >> 2/4 Avenue Pasteur fax: +33/0 1.43.98.80.88 >> >> F-94165 St-Mande Cedex e-mail: didier.rich...@ign.fr > > -- > Didier RICHARD, chef du pôle technique Géoportail pour l'IGN > Institut Geographique National tel: +33/0 1.43.98.83.23 > 2/4 Avenue Pasteur fax: +33/0 1.43.98.80.88 > F-94165 St-Mande Cedex e-mail: didier.rich...@ign.fr > > _______________________________________________ Dev mailing list Dev@openlayers.org http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/dev
