[Geoserver-users] Standalone GeoWebCache

Hi,

how can I connect my GeoServer instance to my standalone GeoWebCache instance?

I found instructions to configure layers in GeoWebCache using GetCapabilities, but there's no document for connecting GeoServer WMS to GeoWebCache.

Regards

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Hi,

Depending on your exact use case, this might be what you need: Enable "FullWMS" in GeoWebCache, and use it to produce a so-called "Cascading WMS":
http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/data/cascaded/wms.html

Regards,
/julian

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Hi,

how can I connect my GeoServer instance to my standalone GeoWebCache instance?

I found instructions to configure layers in GeoWebCache using GetCapabilities, but there's no document for connecting GeoServer WMS to GeoWebCache.

Regards

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Volkan Gümüs
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Hi Julian,

I'm not sure if Cascading WMS is the right approach.

I want to achieve the same as if I would have used the integrated GeoWebCache.

WMS -> Tile cached
  yes -> return cached tile
  no -> create cached tile in geowebcahe

But the Cache should be on another system, so I can connect more than 1 GeoServer to the GeoWebCache.

Am 08.04.2016 um 09:43 schrieb Julian Hollingbery:

Hi,

Depending on your exact use case, this might be what you need: Enable "FullWMS" in GeoWebCache, and use it to produce a so-called "Cascading WMS":
http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/data/cascaded/wms.html

Regards,
/julian

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Hi,

how can I connect my GeoServer instance to my standalone GeoWebCache instance?

I found instructions to configure layers in GeoWebCache using GetCapabilities, but there's no document for connecting GeoServer WMS to GeoWebCache.

Regards

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Volkan Gümüs
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Fax: 0231 330 295 08
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Hi Volkan,

If I understand you correctly (not sure I do, though), I don't think you need GeoServer at all. Simply enable "fullWMS" in a standalone GeoWebCache installation, cf. "Support for Regular WMS Clients" here http://geowebcache.org/docs/1.5.1/services/wms.html

Regards,
/julian

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Hi Julian,

I'm not sure if Cascading WMS is the right approach.

I want to achieve the same as if I would have used the integrated GeoWebCache.

WMS -> Tile cached
  yes -> return cached tile
  no -> create cached tile in geowebcahe

But the Cache should be on another system, so I can connect more than 1 GeoServer to the GeoWebCache.

Am 08.04.2016 um 09:43 schrieb Julian Hollingbery:

Hi,

Depending on your exact use case, this might be what you need: Enable "FullWMS" in GeoWebCache, and use it to produce a so-called "Cascading WMS":
http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/data/cascaded/wms.html

Regards,
/julian

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Emne: [Geoserver-users] Standalone GeoWebCache

Hi,

how can I connect my GeoServer instance to my standalone GeoWebCache instance?

I found instructions to configure layers in GeoWebCache using GetCapabilities, but there's no document for connecting GeoServer WMS to GeoWebCache.

Regards

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Volkan Gümüs
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Tel: 0231 223 985 60
Fax: 0231 330 295 08
Mail: hallo@...7451...

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On Fri, Apr 8, 2016, at 12:24 AM, Volkan Gümüs wrote:

Hi,

how can I connect my GeoServer instance to my standalone GeoWebCache
instance?

I found instructions to configure layers in GeoWebCache using
GetCapabilities, but there's no document for connecting GeoServer WMS to
GeoWebCache.

There is currently no way of getting the exact same level of integration
between GeoServer and a stand alone GWC as there is between GeoServer
and its internal GWC instance. You could try the WMS Autoconfiguration
component in GWC. That will read the WMS GetCapabilities document
produced by GeoServer and automatically create cache layers based on it.

http://geowebcache.org/docs/1.8.1/quickstart/index.html

Otherwise the only option is to configure the GWC layers manually.

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