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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2013-03-08 15:42, Travis Kirstine
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                <div>Current MapProxy does not support direct connection
                  to the ArcGIS REST API using the export map call. 
                  Fortunately ArcGIS server is able to publish WMS
                  services as well and you should be able to use the
                  standard WMS connection.  If you are not familiar with
                  ArcGIS server you can view the "catalog" of service
                  published and determine if WMS is support (not by
                  default)<br>
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                Check out the catalog <br>
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                  href="http://geoservices.wallonie.be/arcgis/rest/services">http://geoservices.wallonie.be/arcgis/rest/services</a><br>
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              Navigate to the MapService you want to connect to:<br>
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href="http://geoservices.wallonie.be/arcgis/rest/services/TOPOGRAPHIE/PICC/MapServer">http://geoservices.wallonie.be/arcgis/rest/services/TOPOGRAPHIE/PICC/MapServer</a><br>
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            At the bottom you should see supported interfaces, if WMS is
            listed click on it to return the GetCabilities.  You can
            then build your connection in MapProxy using these
            parameters<br>
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    Thanks for a very neat answer, Travis.<br>
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    Yes they do support WMS at the page bottom, but in much their own
    way, that's not a long way further ;-)<br>
    <ServiceException code="InvalidData">  Cannot read
    capabilities file.   </ServiceException><br>
    On a nearby server, the file is found but it says  the server
    supports 4326 whereas only 31370 is.<br>
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    On the other hand, it's unfortunate that Mapproxy does not implement
    an {insert} feature à la JOSM.<br>
    I hacked the URL and appended everything but size that Mapproxy does
    not output to get that server responding.<br>
    The &bbox worked, but the request returned a default 400×400
    size tile that was displayed by the client !!!<br>
    The only thing I need is &size={width},{height} !!!<br>
    Yet another best value for money suggestion from me, but I get no
    reply.<br>
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    Why make "just a little bit" different request formats?  Like the
    just a little bit pregnant girl :-)<br>
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    Maybe could I build a cache by limiting the WMS requests to 256×256
    and adding &size=256,256 ?<br>
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    Inventively yours,<br>
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    Cheers,<br>
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    Cheers, <br>
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          <div class="gmail_quote">On 8 March 2013 06:24, A.Pirard.Papou
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              <div text="#000000" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> Hi,<br>
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                I'm using Mapproxy 1.4.0 and I'm facing a strange (to
                me) server.<br>
                The UI is an "ArcGIS Server REST API" at   <a
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                  href="http://geoportail.wallonie.be/walonmap"
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                and it makes  WMS-like but not-WMS requests like this:<br>
                <a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://geoservices.wallonie.be/arcgis/rest/services/TOPOGRAPHIE/PICC/MapServer/export?dpi=96&transparent=true&format=png8&bbox=237697.72401485278%2C135612.54079507195%2C240495.69836080144%2C137632.63858526756&bboxSR=31370&imageSR=31370&size=705%2C509&_ts=1362703550248&f=image"
                  target="_blank">http://geoservices.wallonie.be/arcgis/rest/services/TOPOGRAPHIE/PICC/MapServer/export?dpi=96&transparent=true&format=png8&bbox=237697.72401485278%2C135612.54079507195%2C240495.69836080144%2C137632.63858526756&bboxSR=31370&imageSR=31370&size=705%2C509&_ts=1362703550248&f=image</a><br>
                With a plain WMS source config, Mapproxy sends a plain
                WMS GetMap request and is answered with a HTML page.<br>
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                What is the Mapproxy configuration to access it? <br>
                Preferably with cache and layer configs to be sure.<br>
                What standard is this and where is it documented?<br>
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                Thanks!<br>
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                Cheers, <br>
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                      <td valign="top">André.</td>
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