[Geoserver-users] Raster data (.jpg/.jgw) in GeoServer 2.1?

[Dan Lyke]

This could easily be silly newbie/non-geographer questions, but the docs
I'm finding with Google appear to all be about the older GeoServer. It
could also be that GeoServer isn't the right tool for what I'd like to
do, to be able to drop this data over an OpenLayers map in epsg:900913,
or view it in Google Earth (and let that figure out the projection
stuff).

I've got a subdirectory full of .jpg and .jgw files. The .jgw files
look like:

  0.250
  0.000
  0.000
 -0.250
 6366000.1250
 1859999.8750

In Geoserver 2.1b3 I go to "Stores->Add New Store->WorldImage", and
under "Connection Parameters" I browse to one of the .jpg files.

First question: How do I do say "everything in this subdirectory"?

Then I go to publish that layer. Based on the shape files I got, I put
"EPSG:2226" in "Declared SRS", the numbers from the .jgw files appear
to have populated the "Native Bounding Box" fields, so underneath
"Lat/Lon Bounding Box" I mash "Compute from native bounds" and end up
with reasonable looking lat/lon data.

Now how do I view that raster data?

If I go to "Layer Preview" I can see the layer with "OpenLayers" and
"KML" links. The "OpenLayers" link brings up a blank OpenLayers map.
Zooming out doesn't help.

The "KML" link sends me a ".kmz" which is really an unzipped KML file
that contains a URL as CDATA. This KML doesn't load in Google Earth, so
I looked at it directly, and when I use "wget" to retrive the data from
the URL in the KML, I get an XML document which says:

   <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><!DOCTYPE
   ServiceExceptionReport SYSTEM
   
"http://www.petalumaopen.com:8080/geoserver/schemas/wms/1.1.1/WMS_exception_1_1_1.dtd";>
   <ServiceExceptionReport version="1.1.1" >   <ServiceException
   code="MissingBBox">
   GetMap requests must include a BBOX parameter.

Thanks!

Dan

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