[OpenLayers-Users] GoogleMaps and Layers with differents projections

[johnalvarado]

OK, thanks Christopher.

Excuse me again. A thing more: it is possible winth two projections, for
example:

Base layer: GoogleMaps.
> - Layer1: WMS1: cities of my country (projection: 23030).
> - Layer2: WMS2: rivers of my country (projection: 23030).
> - Layer3: WFS1: roads of my country (projection: 23030).
> - Layer4: GML1: ...

Thanks you for your attention and for yuor help.


Christopher Schmidt-2 wrote:
> 
> On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 05:20:28PM -0800, johnalvarado wrote:
>> 
>> Hello.
>> 
>> Excuse me for my english :)
>> 
>> I need your help, I see any post, but i can't achieve yet.
>> 
>> I need join layers form differents servers, but this layers are in
>> differents projections (23030, 4326, 26713, etc.) and need googlemaps
>> with
>> base layer. It is possible?
> 
> It is not possible for OpenLayers to display raster maps with different
> projections at the same time. 
> 
> Best Regards,
> 
>> Example:
>> - Base layer: GoogleMaps.
>> - Layer1: WMS1: cities of my country (projection: 23030).
>> - Layer2: WMS2: rivers of my country (projection: 26713).
>> - Layer3: WFS1: roads of my country (projection: 4326).
>> - Layer4: GML1: ...
>> ....
>> 
>> Are more than two layers.
>> 
>> Thanks you for your attention and for yuor help.
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