I am using Geoserver to serve the maps. I was assuming this is a proper
approach to accessing maps from different servers. I am trying to
display watershed maps, created by different organizations so
potentially in different projections, on a map of North America that is
in a projection I defined within Geoserver. I actually have the boundary
maps for the watersheds, and expect to probably always be the one
serving them, so I can redefine their projections if necessary. I was
trying to avoid that though, because I'm guessing they have a reason for
the projections they chose.
Any help would be appreciated.
Amy
Olivier Terral wrote:
Hi
You must used a webservice like geoserver of mapserver to reproject
automatically each layer but in your web map, only one epsg (specified in
context doc) is used for all layer.
Steven M. Ottens wrote:
Amy Johnson wrote:
How do I create a map with layers that have different epsg values? I am
putting the values for an EPSG and coordinates in the BoundingBox tag,
but it is not clear to me how to use this for maps with differing EPSGs
and coordinates that are using differing coordinate systems.
Hi Amy,
It is not a usual usecase to have multiple projections in one map,
normally maps with different projections don't fit on top of each other.
Could you explain a bit more what you are trying to achieve?
The new proj4js library is able to reproject coordinates to a certain
level, but it's not capable to reproject images (since the browser is
not capable of doing so).
Regards,
Steven
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