Yes that is closer but the real goal is to be able to add an SLD to the
project file. Ideally as a SLD_BODY parameter for the URL.
Kurt
On Tue, Oct 26, 2021 at 6:30 PM Charles Dixon-Paver
wrote:
> Just to chime in, all these responses seem to be discussing sld and wms
> server configuration opti
Don't thank me yet! My in-between-meetings mailing list brain was at work
and I should have phrased that differently. I was actually meaning to ask
whether that would work on wms layers and I haven't tested it out
On Tue, 26 Oct 2021, 19:02 Kurt Menke, wrote:
> Thanks Charles,
> This may be the
Just to chime in, all these responses seem to be discussing sld and wms
server configuration options, but the original question mentioned applying
edits to the qgis project file. I would think the simplest solution is to
use something like loadSldStyle[1] from pyqgis? Not sure if I'm missing the
po
Hi René,
I'm just asking questions to fully understand the use case. Thank you
for your feedback. You mentioned an interesting point.
As you mentioned, the solution can be based on the server side if the
map server accepts an SLD.
This approach can not be used against WMS services working b
Hi Jorge,
WMS Server can process SLD provide in a GetMap Request.
QGIS Server is able to apply an SLD to a layer and provide the resulting
image. The SLD can be provided through the SLD_BODY parameter or the
SLD parameter for linked file.
https://docs.qgis.org/3.16/en/docs/server_manual/serv
Hi Ian,
The issue is that we are not serving the data, and they are not available
as WFS. We want to apply an SLD to the data in an automatically generated
QGIS project file.
Kurt
On Tue, Oct 26, 2021, 12:56 Ian Turton wrote:
> I would probably do this as a WFS request and then apply the SLD (or
I would probably do this as a WFS request and then apply the SLD (or QML)
style locally. The WMS standard does provide for sending an SLD with the
request to the server so it can render the data for you using your style,
but that's quite a heavy process.
Ian
On Tue, 26 Oct 2021 at 10:58, Kurt Men
Hi Kurt,
By design, WMS GetMap requests returns images. Those are rendered on the
server side, by the map server. Many services just provide those
rendered images.
Are you trying to provide advanced image processing capabilities on the
client side to apply an SLD on top those images?
Or wo
Hello,
We have been developing web apps that allow the user to download the
selected extent and data layers as a QGIS project file. Many of the layers
are hosted by the government as WMS services. We are wondering if anyone
has looked into the possibility of applying an SLD style to a WMS layer in
