On Fri, May 24, 2013 at 11:32 PM, Guan Wang <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Jukka,
>
> Thank you for the quick reply! That's a typo error. I meant "epsg:3857".
>
> Now I know I probably used the wrong term. "Reprojection" in WFS context
> means the returning coordinates are in the projection specified by
> "srsName"
> that is appending to the GET request.
>
> What I try to accomplish is sending coordinates in "epsg:3857" to a layer
> with the projection, say "epsg:4326". I wish GeoServer WFS could recognize
> this and do the reprojection for incoming coordinates on the fly, which is
> very common for WMS.
>
Yes, it should work (we have several automated tests for this behavior).
>
> Is this even doable using WFS GET? Should I dig into WFS filter option or
> is
> just another parameter name, i.e., 'SRS' or 'CRS', I missed?
>
If it's just the bbox, you can specify the srs as the fifth element, if
it's a spatial
filter in an XML OGC filter, you set the srs on each geometry in it
Cheers
Andrea
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