[mapserver-users] wfs client question
bartvde at osgis.nl
bartvde at osgis.nl
Mon Dec 8 03:56:55 PST 2008
Hi Knut,
Mapserver should be able to do this for you.
Just use wfs_srs "EPSG:31468" on your CONNECTIONTYPE WFS layer, and maybe
add a PROJECTION block as well on the LAYER:
PROJECTION
"init=epsg:31468"
END
On your MAP object you can use:
PROJECTION
"init=epsg:4326"
END
Mapserver should reproject the coordinates before doing the WFS request.
If you want to do this in javascript instead I would recommend using proj4js:
http://proj4js.org/
Best regards,
Bart
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> I want to query a public wfs server for some data.
> Internally, in my DHTML frontend, all lat/lon coordinates are handled in
> geographic coordinates EPSG:4326.
> However, the WFS server only accepts lat/lon values given with
> particular BBOX parameters specified in EPSG:31468, presumably.
>
> Hence, I think that before the making the request for the external WFS
> data, I need to convert the geographic EPSG:4326 coordinates to
> EPSG:31468 on the fly.
>
> What is the best way to do this?
>
> - - in javascript, on the frontend side?
> -- using ajax requests?
> -- or is there a recommended JS library for coordinate transforms?
>
> - - or on the the wfs client side, i.e. where my mapserver cgi is hosted ?
> Manipulating the cgi parameters somehow, before the request is sent out
> to the WFS server?
>
>
> Or am I did I get something wrong about the WFS specification?
> This is the first time I interact with a WFS, so please help me out
> someone...
>
>
> Knut
>
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