[Geomoose-users] Reprojection in PostGIS

[Brent Fraser]

Carlo,

   No, you can store your data in PostGIS in one SRS (say lat,lon WGS84) 
and display it in another (like Spherical Mercator).   You can choose 
where to do the re-projection:
     1. Mapserver, using PROJECTION objects in map file
     2. PostGIS using Views

  However, if you want to use TinyOWS (instead of GeoServer) as a WFS-T 
server to allow feature editing with GeoMoose 2.6, you must store the 
data in the same spatial reference system as your display system.

Best Regards,
Brent Fraser

On 2/26/2013 12:08 AM, Carlo Pelliconi wrote:
> About reprojection in postgis: I've used it in a service with 
> Mapserver 5.6 (+PHPMapscript+Postgresql 8.4+Postgis 1.5 but without 
> framework), before upgrading to Mapserver 6 and start using GeoMOOSE: 
> is this functionality lost with GeoMOOSE? Have I to store in postgis 
> compulsory with the same projection of the map project?
>
> Thank you
> Carlo Pelliconi
>
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