Hello again.
I have a doubt about Scale denominators.
According to OGC, the <MinScaleDenominator> and <MaxScaleDenominator> elements
define the range of scales for which it is appropriate to generate a map of a
Layer. This information in in getCapabilities file. If a clients need to know,
before loading a layer, if this layer can be viewed or not at a given scale,
the only way I know is to put this information in capabilities file, isn`t it?.
A lot of clients only look here to get this information, not in SLD file of the
layer. If you have this information in capabilities you don't' need to look for
the layer. So I don't understand why in Geoserver this information can't no be
put in Capabilities file. Can somebody explain it, please?
I have another question: how can I change the response of capabilties file? For
example, if I want to give information that is not possible to give with the
Web Administration Interface Tool, like a layer's scale denominator. Is it
possible to edit some file?
Thanks in advance.
Un saludo.
Pedro Briones García
TRAGSATEC - Gerencia de SIG y Consultoría
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De: David Winslow [mailto:[email protected]]
Enviado el: viernes, 01 de octubre de 2010 17:50
Para: Pedro Briones García
Asunto: Re: [Geoserver-users] How to define MaxScaleDenominator or ScaleHit in
Geoserver
You can add MaxScaleDenominators to each rule in the style for the layer. I
don't think there's a way to restrict a layer by zoom at the WMS level; that's
more the client's responsibility. I know OpenLayers has minScale and maxScale
options on layers for this sort of thing.
hope this helps.
--
David Winslow
OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org/
2010/10/1 Pedro Briones García <[email protected]>
Hello.
I'm new to Geoserver. I need to set a zoom visibility for a very detailed layer
to be drawn only at very big (detailed) scales. How can I set it? Is it
possible to be set in Capabilities file?
Thanks in advance.
Un saludo.
Pedro Briones García
TRAGSATEC
Gerencia de SIG y Consultoría
Departamento de Cartografía
C/ Julián Camarillo 6, Edificio 6B - 2ª Pl. Sector B
28037 Madrid
mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
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