ESRI has recently released ArcGIS OGC Interoperability Add-on.
New -> http://www.esri.com/news/releases/04_1qtr/ogc_interoperability.html
Download -> http://www.esri.com/software/opengis/ogc-download.html
Does anyone know if it works with Geoserver WFS?
Best regards,
Oscar Gomez
IT Consultant
Telvent
There's no reason why it shouldn't - in fact if it does not then their
client is definitely not compliant, since GeoServer is the reference
implementation for the OGC's WFS specification. As a client to WFS it
should be able to work with any WFS - that's the whole point of
interoperability. Someone should probably test it out and let esri know
if it doesn't work.
Chris
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 oscar.gomez@anonymised.com wrote:
ESRI has recently released ArcGIS OGC Interoperability Add-on.
New -> http://www.esri.com/news/releases/04_1qtr/ogc_interoperability.html
Download -> http://www.esri.com/software/opengis/ogc-download.html
Does anyone know if it works with Geoserver WFS?
Best regards,
Oscar Gomez
IT Consultant
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It should, but who knows: I was trying to use ESRI's interoperability
add-on for ArcExplorer with a UMN Mapserver WMS. It wouldn't work, and
the ESRI tech guys wouldn't help me after they found out my WMS wasn't
served from ArcIMS.
Patrick
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004, Chris Holmes wrote:
There's no reason why it shouldn't - in fact if it does not then their
client is definitely not compliant, since GeoServer is the reference
implementation for the OGC's WFS specification. As a client to WFS it
should be able to work with any WFS - that's the whole point of
interoperability. Someone should probably test it out and let esri know
if it doesn't work.Chris
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 oscar.gomez@anonymised.com wrote:
> ESRI has recently released ArcGIS OGC Interoperability Add-on.
>
> New -> http://www.esri.com/news/releases/04_1qtr/ogc_interoperability.html
>
> Download -> http://www.esri.com/software/opengis/ogc-download.html
>
>
> Does anyone know if it works with Geoserver WFS?
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Oscar Gomez
> IT Consultant
> Telvent
>
>
>
>
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At 01:29 PM 2/12/2004 -0500, Chris Holmes wrote:
There's no reason why it shouldn't - in fact if it does not then their
client is definitely not compliant, since GeoServer is the reference
implementation for the OGC's WFS specification. As a client to WFS it
should be able to work with any WFS - that's the whole point of
interoperability. Someone should probably test it out and let esri know
if it doesn't work.
I've just managed to get ArcMap to talk to the old GT2WMS code (prior to its move into GeoServer) running on one of IanTs machines and it seemed to work ok. It was a little confused about the bounds of the layers but that may be a problem with the capabilities document. Will try and do an experiment with the WMS in GeoServer soon.
I've attached a picture just for kicks.
James
Hi,
I tried to use a UMN Mapserver WFS in ArcMap, it could parse the capabilities, but it could not parse the GML.
It probably expects the ESRI type of GML.
I also saw that the first thing it tries with WMS is add the ArcIMS Java classes to the URL and do a cmd=ConnectorPing to see if the server is an ArcIMS server. Seems pretty dodgy to me.
Is the CITE WFS server of Geoserver online, i.e. could it be used for testing in ArcMap?
Best regards,
Bart
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 14:25:38 -0500, James Macgill <jmacgill@anonymised.com> wrote:
At 01:29 PM 2/12/2004 -0500, Chris Holmes wrote:
There's no reason why it shouldn't - in fact if it does not then their
client is definitely not compliant, since GeoServer is the reference
implementation for the OGC's WFS specification. As a client to WFS it
should be able to work with any WFS - that's the whole point of
interoperability. Someone should probably test it out and let esri know
if it doesn't work.I've just managed to get ArcMap to talk to the old GT2WMS code (prior to
its move into GeoServer) running on one of IanTs machines and it seemed to
work ok. It was a little confused about the bounds of the layers but that
may be a problem with the capabilities document. Will try and do an
experiment with the WMS in GeoServer soon.I've attached a picture just for kicks.
James
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