Hi Andrea,
Just checked the WMS 1.3.0 spec:
"HTTP supports two request methods: GET and POST. One or both of these
methods may be offered by a server,
and the use of the Online Resource URL differs in each case. Support for
the GET method is mandatory; support
for the POST method is
Hi Jonathan,
I am aware about the limit in GET requests.
Are you sure that WMS servers don't support POST requests?
Some Google hits suggest otherwise
Geoserver:
https://anitagraser.com/2010/06/09/getmap-from-geoserver-using-http-post/
UMN:
Hi Andreas,
Another problem you may hit - the link below is hitting it being ~2300
chars - URL's (and thus GET requests) cannot reliably be more than about
2000 characters long. At that point you need to shift over to POST
requests (and I think GetMap is GET only...).
Hi Paul
Thanks - now I know that I have to use SLD_BODY for the case where the
SLD is in the URL.
Another QGIS-Server specific question:
Can I count on it that the SLD output by QGIS server with the GetStyles
request can also be consumed again by QGIS server? What about complex
styles
Hi Andreas,
> Can you point me to an example how to create a valid GetMap request
with an SLD submitted?
There's a basic example in unit tests:
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/tests/src/python/test_qgsserver_wms_getmap.py#L1309-L1325
Regards,
Paul
On 4/9/19 4:14 PM, Andreas
Hi,
I did some test:
Here is a long URL with the SLD (originally sent by QGIS server,
stripped away some RULES manually) and sending it back in a GetMap
request:
Hi,
Does QGIS-Server support SLD styles to filter away RULEs in a GetMap
Request?
I would assume, yes, but in what encoding would I submit such an SLD in
a GET request? I know that one should rather use POST reqests for such
long parameters, but for experimenting, it would be ok to use GET.
