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Lucas Heezen - Covadis

Geoserver GeoWebCache 28992

Hello,

I have created a file GeoWebCache.xml to support EPSG:28992 in GeoWebCache.

But where do I place this file in geoserver? Is it possible to place all the cached data in the geoserver data dir?

Met vriendelijke groet, Lucas Heezen
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Casper Span

Re: Geoserver GeoWebCache 28992

Hi Lucas,

I've been pondering with the same problem. I haven't gotten anything working, but the last thing I heard was not to use the built in GWC, remove it from Geoserver web-inf and install the full thing.

But like I said, I haven't had time to actually try that.

If you do find the place, please let me know :)

Regards,
Casper Span

On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 10:47 AM, Lucas Heezen - Covadis <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hello,

I have created a file GeoWebCache.xml to support EPSG:28992 in GeoWebCache.

But where do I place this file in geoserver? Is it possible to place all the cached data in the geoserver data dir?

Met vriendelijke groet,
Lucas Heezen

Covadis b.v.

t: 026 3616600

Geograaf 12

f: 026 3612317

6921 EW Duiven

e: [hidden email]

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Lucas Heezen - Covadis

Re: Geoserver GeoWebCache 28992

Hello Casper.

I have discovered that if i place ‘GeoWebCache.xml’ in WEB-INF/classes dat GeoWebCache will use these settings.

Met vriendelijke groet, Lucas Heezen
	Covadis b.v.	t: 026 3616600
	Geograaf 12	f: 026 3612317
	6921 EW Duiven	e: [hidden email]

Van: Casper Span [mailto:[hidden email]]
Verzonden: vrijdag 9 december 2011 12:04
Aan: Lucas Heezen - Covadis
CC: [hidden email]
Onderwerp: Re: [Geoserver-users] Geoserver GeoWebCache 28992

On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 10:47 AM, Lucas Heezen - Covadis <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hello,

I have created a file GeoWebCache.xml to support EPSG:28992 in GeoWebCache.

But where do I place this file in geoserver? Is it possible to place all the cached data in the geoserver data dir?

Met vriendelijke groet, Lucas Heezen
	Covadis b.v.	t: 026 3616600
	Geograaf 12	f: 026 3612317
	6921 EW Duiven	e: [hidden email]

robertdbuckley

WG: Geoserver GeoWebCache 28992

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Von: Robert Buckley <[hidden email]>
An: Casper Span <[hidden email]>
Gesendet: 12:59 Freitag, 9.Dezember 2011
Betreff: Re: [Geoserver-users] Geoserver GeoWebCache 28992

Hi,

According to the documentation and similar forum threads, in order to create a custom gwc srs you should create the file geowebcache.xml and place it in the gwc folder in your GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR directory.

I am using 2.1.2 and this is however not being implemented by the integrated gwc version within geoserver. I too will be testing gwc as an external service next week.

yours,

Rob

Von: Casper Span <[hidden email]>
An: Lucas Heezen - Covadis <[hidden email]>
Cc: "[hidden email]" <[hidden email]>
Gesendet: 12:03 Freitag, 9.Dezember 2011
Betreff: Re: [Geoserver-users] Geoserver GeoWebCache 28992

On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 10:47 AM, Lucas Heezen - Covadis <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hello,

I have created a file GeoWebCache.xml to support EPSG:28992 in GeoWebCache.

But where do I place this file in geoserver? Is it possible to place all the cached data in the geoserver data dir?

Met vriendelijke groet,
Lucas Heezen

Covadis b.v.

t: 026 3616600

Geograaf 12

f: 026 3612317

6921 EW Duiven

e: [hidden email]

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Yours with thanks, Robert Buckley System: Linux Ubuntu 10.04 Server / Tomcat6 / Geoserver 2.1.2 / GeoWebCache 1.2.6)

BartM

Re: Geoserver GeoWebCache 28992

In reply to this post by Lucas Heezen - Covadis

Hello Lucas, Casper,

I've been trying to get Geoserver with GeoWebCache to work with a RDNew (EPSG:28992) as well, but haven't succeeded in getting it to work yet. I've understood as well that editing the GeoWebCache.xml was the way to go, however Geoserver refused to start after even uncommenting the original XML, let alone after inserting a new definition like:

<gridSet>
<name>EPSG:28992</name>
<srs>
<number>28992</number>
</srs>
<extent>
<coords>
<double>12628.05414</double>
<double>308179.04234</double>
<double>283594.47794</double>
<double>611063.14294</double>
</coords>
</extent>
<metersPerUnit>1</metersPerUnit>
<tileHeight>256</tileHeight>
<tileWidth>256</tileWidth>
</gridSet>

Have any of you managed to get a custom gridset to work? Could you share it's contents maybe?

Kind regards,

Bart Monné

Sjoerd Brandsma

Re: Geoserver GeoWebCache 28992

Hi Bart,

You can try this one:

<gridSets>
<gridSet>
<name>EPSG:28992</name>
<srs><number>28992</number></srs>
<extent>
<coords>
<double>-23500</double>
<double>289000</double>
<double>316500</double>
<double>629000</double>
</coords>
</extent>

<alignTopLeft>false</alignTopLeft>
<resolutions>
<double>1328.125</double>
<double>664.0625</double>
<double>332.03125</double>
<double>166.015625</double>
<double>83.0078125</double>
<double>41.50390625</double>
<double>20.751953125</double>
<double>10.3759765625</double>
<double>5.18798828125</double>
<double>2.593994140625</double>
<double>1.2969970703125</double>
<double>0.64849853515625</double>
<double>0.324249267578125</double>
<double>0.1621246337890625</double>
<double>0.08106231689453125</double>
</resolutions>

<tileHeight>256</tileHeight>
<tileWidth>256</tileWidth>
</gridSet>
</gridSets>

Best regards,
Sjoerd Brandsma
CycloMedia

On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 5:26 PM, BartM <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hello Lucas, Casper,
>
> I've been trying to get Geoserver with GeoWebCache to work with a RDNew
> (EPSG:28992) as well, but haven't succeeded in getting it to work yet. I've
> understood as well that editing the GeoWebCache.xml was the way to go,
> however Geoserver refused to start after even uncommenting the original XML,
> let alone after inserting a new definition like:
>
> <gridSet>
> <name>EPSG:28992</name>
> <srs>
> <number>28992</number>
> </srs>
> <extent>
> <coords>
> <double>12628.05414</double>
> <double>308179.04234</double>
> <double>283594.47794</double>
> <double>611063.14294</double>
> </coords>
> </extent>
> <metersPerUnit>1</metersPerUnit>
> <tileHeight>256</tileHeight>
> <tileWidth>256</tileWidth>
> </gridSet>
>
> Have any of you managed to get a custom gridset to work? Could you share
> it's contents maybe?
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Bart Monné
>
> --
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>
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Casper Span

Re: Geoserver GeoWebCache 28992

Also, with the latest version of geoserver, the intregrated geowebcache seems to work properly. You need to edit the geowebcache.xml that's placed in your datadir\gwc folder. Every tutorial / guide I read so far claims it should be in WEB-INF folder, but that never worked for me. This one worked for me and respects the PDOK guidelines (and added some more zoomlevels):

<layers>
<wmsLayer>
    <name>topnl</name>
    <mimeFormats>
      <string>image/png</string>
      <string>application/vnd.google-earth.kml+xml</string>
    </mimeFormats>
    <grids>
      <entry>
        <srs>
          <number>28992</number>
        </srs>
        <grid>
          <srs>
            <number>28992</number>
          </srs>
          <dataBounds>
            <coords>
              <double>-285401.920</double>
              <double>22598.080</double>
              <double>595401.920</double>
              <double>903401.920</double>
            </coords>
          </dataBounds>
          <gridBounds>
            <coords>
              <double>-285401.920</double>
              <double>22598.080</double>
              <double>595401.920</double>
              <double>903401.920</double>
            </coords>
          </gridBounds>
          <resolutions>
            <double>3440.64</double>
            <double>1720.32</double>
            <double>860.16</double>
            <double>430.08</double>
            <double>215.04</double>
            <double>107.52</double>
            <double>53.76</double>
            <double>26.88</double>
            <double>13.44</double>
            <double>6.72</double>
            <double>3.36</double>
            <double>1.68</double>
            <double>0.48</double>
            <double>0.42</double>
            <double>0.21</double>
            <double>0.105</double>
            <double>0.0525</double>
            <double>0.02625</double>
            <double>0.013125</double>
          </resolutions>
        </grid>
      </entry>
    </grids>
    <wmsUrl>
      <string>http://localhost:8080/geoserver/wms</string>
    </wmsUrl>
    <wmsLayers>topmap</wmsLayers>
    <metaWidthHeight>
      <int>3</int>
      <int>3</int>
    </metaWidthHeight>
    <tiled>false</tiled>
    <transparent>true</transparent>
    <bgColor></bgColor>
    <palette></palette>
</wmsLayer>

regards,
Casper

On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 5:42 PM, Sjoerd Brandsma <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi Bart,

You can try this one:

<gridSets>

<gridSet>
<name>EPSG:28992</name>
<srs><number>28992</number></srs>
<extent>
<coords>

<double>-23500</double>
<double>289000</double>
<double>316500</double>
<double>629000</double>
</coords>
</extent>

<alignTopLeft>false</alignTopLeft>
<resolutions>
<double>1328.125</double>
<double>664.0625</double>
<double>332.03125</double>
<double>166.015625</double>
<double>83.0078125</double>
<double>41.50390625</double>
<double>20.751953125</double>
<double>10.3759765625</double>
<double>5.18798828125</double>
<double>2.593994140625</double>
<double>1.2969970703125</double>
<double>0.64849853515625</double>
<double>0.324249267578125</double>
<double>0.1621246337890625</double>
<double>0.08106231689453125</double>
</resolutions>

<tileHeight>256</tileHeight>
<tileWidth>256</tileWidth>
</gridSet>

</gridSets>

Best regards,
Sjoerd Brandsma
CycloMedia

On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 5:26 PM, BartM <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Hello Lucas, Casper,
>
> I've been trying to get Geoserver with GeoWebCache to work with a RDNew
> (EPSG:28992) as well, but haven't succeeded in getting it to work yet. I've
> understood as well that editing the GeoWebCache.xml was the way to go,
> however Geoserver refused to start after even uncommenting the original XML,
> let alone after inserting a new definition like:
>
> <gridSet>
> <name>EPSG:28992</name>
> <srs>
> <number>28992</number>
> </srs>
> <extent>
> <coords>
> <double>12628.05414</double>
> <double>308179.04234</double>
> <double>283594.47794</double>
> <double>611063.14294</double>
> </coords>
> </extent>
> <metersPerUnit>1</metersPerUnit>
> <tileHeight>256</tileHeight>
> <tileWidth>256</tileWidth>
> </gridSet>
>
> Have any of you managed to get a custom gridset to work? Could you share
> it's contents maybe?
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Bart Monné
>
> --
> View this message in context: http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/Geoserver-GeoWebCache-28992-tp3787552p4373088.html
> Sent from the GeoServer - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
>
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