Hi,
If you mean self made grid sets using some other SRID than the default sets,
then for sure they work. Use for example uDig for looking at your GWC WMS-C
service because it can use it automatically by parsing the GetCapabilities.
That way you can avoid configuration problems with OpenLayers.
This is what I have on geowebcache for one layer.
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <gridSubsets>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <gridSubset>
<gridSetName>EPSG:2393</gridSetName>
</gridSubset>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <gridSubset>
<gridSetName>JHS180:EPSG:3067</gridSetName>
</gridSubset>
</gridSubsets>
And these are the corresponding grid sets
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <gridSet>
<name>JHS180:EPSG:3067</name>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <srs>
<number>3067</number>
</srs>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <extent>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <coords>
<double>-548576</double>
<double>6291456</double>
<double>1548576</double>
<double>8388608</double>
</coords>
</extent>
<alignTopLeft>false</alignTopLeft>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <resolutions>
<double>8192</double>
<double>4096</double>
<double>2048</double>
<double>1024</double>
<double>512</double>
<double>256</double>
<double>128</double>
<double>64</double>
<double>32</double>
<double>16</double>
<double>8</double>
<double>4</double>
<double>2</double>
<double>1</double>
<double>0.5</double>
<double>0.25</double>
- <!--
define the complete set of resolutions
-->
</resolutions>
<tileHeight>256</tileHeight>
<tileWidth>256</tileWidth>
</gridSet>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <gridSet>
<name>EPSG:2393</name>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <srs>
<number>2393</number>
</srs>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <extent>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <coords>
<double>3050187.8969</double>
<double>6585228.0377</double>
<double>3761549.0272</double>
<double>7803095.3519</double>
</coords>
</extent>
<alignTopLeft>false</alignTopLeft>
-<file:///F:/data/gwc_data/geowebcache.xml#> <resolutions>
<double>2048</double>
<double>1024</double>
<double>512</double>
<double>256</double>
<double>128</double>
<double>64</double>
<double>32</double>
<double>16</double>
<double>8</double>
<double>4</double>
<double>2</double>
<double>1</double>
<double>0.5</double>
<double>0.25</double>
- <!--
define the complete set of resolutions
-->
</resolutions>
<tileHeight>256</tileHeight>
<tileWidth>256</tileWidth>
</gridSet>
-Jukka Rahkonen-
________________________________
Lähettäjä: Robert Buckley [mailto:[email protected]]
Lähetetty: 13. joulukuuta 2011 9:15
Vastaanottaja: [email protected]
Aihe: [Geoserver-users] Change to external geowebcache and delete integrated
geowebcache
Hi,
I would like to change my geowebcache from integrated to external due to
problems with custom srs definitions which don´t work with the integrated
version.
I have already cached some layers in 900913 and 4326.
Is there anything I should consider before doing this? My method is to delete
the following jars
gwc-2.1.2.jar
gwc-core-1.3-RC1.jar
gwc-diskquota-1.3-RC1.jar
gwc-georss-1.3-RC1.jar
gwc-gmaps-1.3-RC1.jar
gwc-kml-1.3-RC1.jar
gwc-rest-1.3-RC1.jar
gwc-tms-1.3-RC1.jar
gwc-ve-1.3-RC1.jar
gwc-wms-1.3-RC1.jar
gwc-wmts-1.3-RC1.jar
and copy the precached layers into the new geocache app
If anyone has done this successfully before and know of a better way please let
me know.
thanks,
Rob
System:
Linux Ubuntu 10.04
Tomcat6
Geoserver 2.1.2
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