The wrappers that Frank and Jukka refer to are documented for unix and
windows/apache and windows/iis at:
http://www.mapserver.org/ogc/wms_server.html#more-about-the-online-resource-url
I use that section myself to remove the map parameter all the time :)
-jeff
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On 11-08-23 6:55 AM, Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
If so, the problem is with ArcMap, and you should file a
ticket with them.
In the meantime, you can wrap the WCS service so that the map does not
need to be defined in the URL. On Linux I would normally accomplish
this by putting a shell script in the cgi-bin directory that
defines the
MS_MAPFILE environment variable. I'm not so sure how to
accomplish this
on Windows, though you could likely add MS_MAPFILE's
definition in your
Apache configuration if it is unlikely to cause conflicts on any other
service run from the same apache.
Hi
I do not know if this is elegant but it works on Windows
1. Copy the mapserv.exe file in the cgi-bin directory and name a copy to
whatever you want to use in the ServiceURL, for example testi_wcs1
2. Edit Apache httpd.conf file and add a new line
SetEnvIf Request_URI "/cgi-bin/testi_wcs1"
MS_MAPFILE=d:/ms4w/maps/testi_wcs1.map
3. Restart Apache
Now if the service url is pointing to /cgi-bin/testi_wcs1? MS_MAPFILE is set to
d:/ms4w/maps/testi_wcs1.map automatically. Make more copies of mapserv.exe and
add new lines into httpd.conf when you will have a need short urls for
testi_wcs2 and others.
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