[Tilecache] Using Tilecache WMS from Win32 app

[Linda Rawson]

I also have gotten this running in the last month on XP 64 Bit and Windows
Server 2003.  I got it running under both IIS (CGI) and Apache
(mod_python).   It is true about the performance of mod_python over CGI.
Much faster, hence the switch to mod_python.  It seems to me in the win32
application you would simply put the tilecache url instead of the current
WMS url but maybe I am simplifying the question.

Linda Rawson

On Dec 5, 2007 9:48 AM, brindahl <rindahl at lrcwe.com> wrote:

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> David E. Reksten wrote:
> >
> >
> > Has anybody tried to use Tilecache as a WMS provider for a Win32
> > application? We can modify the app somewhat to accomodate tile sizes
> > and resolutions, etc, but we'd rather not do anything major.
> >
> > But is it feasible? Has anybody done anything similar before?
> >
> >
> >
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> In the past month I have installed TileCache on a WinXP machine for
> testing
> and Win2003 server for production.  I will be using Mapserver WMS in
> conjunction with TileCache from now on.  For web applications (and
> hopefully
> soon Google Earth) I use TileCache.  For applications that need WMS (i.e.
> ArcGIS) Mapserver is called directly.
>
> Some quick hints for Windows.  I used Apache as the server and mod_python.
> I could not get TileCache to work under CGI.  Get mod_python running first
> before you play with TileCache.  The most important thing here is you get
> the version of mod_python that matches BOTH the Apache version and the
> Python version.  Then set up TileCache.  There can be some configuration
> issues depending on the version of mod_python.
>
> Hope this helps
> Bruce
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