In the 1.7.x series you can set GEOSERVER_WMS_URL to something bogus,
and then it'll fail to fetch the getcapabilities document.
In 2.0.1 and onwards it's all done in Java and you can't really
interfere with it (except unzip the gwc jar and mess around with the
Spring XML, but then you are on your own).
So if you need them to have the same name, but behave differently from
the default, then you should probably have a separate GWC installation
in parallel with GeoServer. I know Gabriel is working on adding more GWC
configuration options to Wicket, but it'll probably take a bit of time
to get to format modifiers.
-Arne
On 12/13/10 6:51 PM, Roger Bedell wrote:
Thanks Arne.
Ok, then, perhaps there is a way to disable the automatic geowebcache
configuration generation in the GeoServer implementation?
From the GeoServer docs:
http://geoserver.org/display/GEOSDOC/5.+GWC+-+GeoWebCache
/"The integrated version of GeoWebCache automatically configures every
layer with the two most common projections:/
* /EPSG:4326 (standard Latitude/Longitude)/
* /EPSG:900913 (Spherical Mercator, the projection used in Google
Maps)"/
Thanks!
Roger
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