[OSGeo-Standards] Initial OWS Context

[Cameron Shorter]

I suggest you use the Tasmania dataset which is bundled by default with 
Geoserver, and hence is available as WMS and WFS, and has been converted 
to GML in a couple of places, notably in Mapbuilder.

GML Viewer: (WMS+GML)
http://demo.communitymapbuilder.org/gml/gmlviewer-1_0/tasmania.html
OWS Context:
http://demo.communitymapbuilder.org/gml/gmlviewer-1_0/tasmania/TasmaniaContext.xml
GML: http://demo.communitymapbuilder.org/gml/gmlviewer-1_0/tasmania/

An example using a WMS from Geoserver is at:
http://demo.communitymapbuilder.org/demo/mapbuilder/demo/wfs-t/index.html
Accessing a WFS layer is as simple as adding it to the context.
(I should be adding a WFS layer example within the next few months).

Kralidis,Tom [Burlington] wrote:
> All,
>
> I've posted an initial 0.2.1 OWSContext doc at:
>
> http://devgeo.cciw.ca/ms_tmp/owsContext-test.xml
>
> The resulting map is a simple global map of one WMS and one WFS.  I
> would like to make a more elaborate document, to expose various
> functionality (styling, scale deps, etc.), but finding an AOI and
> suitable data (WMS and WFS, GML, etc.) is a bit tricky.
>
> Having said this, if anyone has any layers, or context docs to help this
> example, that would be great.
>
> I believe our initial exercise (assuming clients can ingest the above
> example successfully) is to define a OSGeo web mapping-ish extension to
> support non-OGC bindings.  So the first thing to define is a namespace
> uri and prefix.  I'll throw in the first attempt:
>
> prefix = osgwm
> uri    = http://www.osgeo.org/webmapping/0.1
>
> ..Tom
>
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