[MapProxy] publish ArcGIS Server cache as TMS and WMS

[Oliver Tonnhofer]

On 07.03.2011, at 18:42, Duarte Carreira wrote:

> Ok, I removed format, and the global_geodetic_sqrt2 grid. I have no warnings anymore.
> 
> I tried adding to QGIS directly, but keep banging my head against the wall...
> 
> If I add to QGIS like this (as a WMS-C):
> http://192.168.2.47:8080/service?tiled=true
> 
> I get the question Do you want to use this URL, since the capsdoc advertises the GetMap as "http://192.168.2.47:8080/service", which is shorter from the one above. I tried Yes and No. Only "No" keeps sending requests. Yes stops everything (the layer is still added but is ignored by QGIS and no requests are made).
> 
> Doing a zoom, I see the following requests in the mapproxy console window:
> 192.168.8.116 - - [07/Mar/2011:17:33:59 +0100] "GET /service?tiled=true&SERVICE=
> WMS&VERSION=1.1.1&REQUEST=GetMap&BBOX=-1580920.011005,4058656.715202,888265.4017
> 21,5368073.221951&SRS=OSGEO:41001&WIDTH=924&HEIGHT=490&LAYERS=agslayer&STYLES=&F
> ORMAT=image/png&DPI=120&TRANSPARENT=true HTTP/1.1" 200 309 "-" "Mozilla/5.0"
> 
> As you can see, the request is for the whole map window, and not for tiles... (I'm using QGIS dev/trunk r15264M.)
> I also think QGIS does not support TMS unless through gdal.


The WMS-C client of QGIS didn't work the last time I tested it. IIRC, the requests were not properly aligned to the advertised tile grid. I haven't found any spare time to investigate on that, though.

So, if it does not work, you should just use regular WMS in QGIS.


Regards,
Oliver

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