I was finally able to have Geoserver load my custom coverage store and I
see it displayed in the WCS Config Screen under CoverageStores.
However, I don't see Geoserver ever making a call to my plugin. I don't
see it ever retrieving my GridCoverageReader and iterating through it.
Can anyone shine any light on that kind of scenario?
Also, I am trying to integrate Geoserver with Google Earth and NASA
WorldWind and I am confused as to the proper URL I should be using to
access the WMS portion of Geoserver.
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 2:27 AM, Patel, Ronak Avinash (US SSA)
<ronak.patel@anonymised.com> wrote:
Hello,
I was finally able to have Geoserver load my custom coverage store and I
see it displayed in the WCS Config Screen under CoverageStores.
However, I don't see Geoserver ever making a call to my plugin. I don't
see it ever retrieving my GridCoverageReader and iterating through it.
Can anyone shine any light on that kind of scenario?
Also, I am trying to integrate Geoserver with Google Earth and NASA
WorldWind and I am confused as to the proper URL I should be using to
access the WMS portion of Geoserver.
Thanks,
Ronak Patel
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A month or so ago i had been playing with similar stuff; adding google maps
as a geoserver datasource. My idea was to develop a wms plugin which works
similar to mosaic plugin. This was developed under Geoserver 1.6.4. Here are
the results:
A month or so ago i had been playing with similar stuff; adding google maps
as a geoserver datasource. My idea was to develop a wms plugin which works
similar to mosaic plugin. This was developed under Geoserver 1.6.4. Here are
the results:
The plugin is under "paused" development, but it's showing nice results.
Interesting, could be a nice example. But it cannot be
more than that I fear, by grabbing data from Google
Maps from anything other than a browser you're violating
the gmaps service conditions (at least, unless there is
any way to buy the service and legally use it from
a desktop or server application).
Cheers
Andrea
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OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org
Expert service straight from the developers.
Yes, this probably violates the service conditions(?). But i did it for non
commercial use and
i can remove it if google says to.
Andrea Aime-4 wrote:
Interesting, could be a nice example. But it cannot be
more than that I fear, by grabbing data from Google
Maps from anything other than a browser you're violating
the gmaps service conditions (at least, unless there is
any way to buy the service and legally use it from
a desktop or server application).
Cheers
Andrea
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OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org
Expert service straight from the developers.
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Interesting, could be a nice example. But it cannot be
more than that I fear, by grabbing data from Google
Maps from anything other than a browser you're violating
the gmaps service conditions (at least, unless there is
any way to buy the service and legally use it from
a desktop or server application).
but what AIR? that's more desktop than browser & google actually supplies an API for that.
