Hi Bart,

You can try this one:

<gridSets>
  <gridSet>
    <name>EPSG:28992</name>
    <srs><number>28992</number></srs>
    <extent>
      <coords>
        <double>-23500</double>
              <double>289000</double>
              <double>316500</double>
              <double>629000</double>
      </coords>
    </extent>

    <alignTopLeft>false</alignTopLeft>
    <resolutions>
                <double>1328.125</double>
                <double>664.0625</double>
                <double>332.03125</double>
                <double>166.015625</double>
                <double>83.0078125</double>
                <double>41.50390625</double>
                <double>20.751953125</double>
                <double>10.3759765625</double>
                <double>5.18798828125</double>
                <double>2.593994140625</double>
                <double>1.2969970703125</double>
                <double>0.64849853515625</double>
                <double>0.324249267578125</double>
                <double>0.1621246337890625</double>
                <double>0.08106231689453125</double>
    </resolutions>


    <tileHeight>256</tileHeight>
    <tileWidth>256</tileWidth>
  </gridSet>
</gridSets>


Best regards,
Sjoerd Brandsma
CycloMedia

On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 5:26 PM, BartM <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello Lucas, Casper,
>
> I've been trying to get Geoserver with GeoWebCache to work with a RDNew
> (EPSG:28992) as well, but haven't succeeded in getting it to work yet. I've
> understood as well that editing the GeoWebCache.xml was the way to go,
> however Geoserver refused to start after even uncommenting the original XML,
> let alone after inserting a new definition like:
>
> <gridSet>
>      <name>EPSG:28992</name>
>      <srs>
>        <number>28992</number>
>      </srs>
>      <extent>
>        <coords>
>                        <double>12628.05414</double>
>                        <double>308179.04234</double>
>                        <double>283594.47794</double>
>                        <double>611063.14294</double>
>        </coords>
>      </extent>
>          <metersPerUnit>1</metersPerUnit>
>      <tileHeight>256</tileHeight>
>      <tileWidth>256</tileWidth>
>    </gridSet>
>
> Have any of you managed to get a custom gridset to work? Could you share
> it's contents maybe?
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Bart Monné
>
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