Am 27.11.2012 10:44, schrieb Andreas Neumann:
Hi Albin,
Yes - cascading WMS are supported by QGIS server. I use this quite
extensively.
If it fails on your server one would have to investigate - could be any
networking or proxy issues or maybe the server is a different QGIS
version than QGIS Desktop. From QGIS 1.8 to master there have been
changes in the raster provider. Projects created in QGIS Desktop version
1.8 do not necessarily work in QGIS master on the server. It is
advisable to use the same version on the server and the Desktop creating
the files. This is normally not a big issues, but with the raster
provider changes I experienced this problem.
Hello Andreas, hello list!
Yes, that was the problem - I saved the QGIS project with Master and on
the server is V1.8 running - Saving the project with QGIS 1.8 gave me
the WMS layer on the server!
Thanks!
Albin
Andreas
On Tue, 27 Nov 2012 10:37:27 +0100, Albin Blaschka wrote:
Hello List!
So, I have QGIS Server up and running, now, finally :-)
And now a new question: Is it possible to have a layer coming from
another WMS-Server in a QGIS Server project (I think a.k.a. cascading
layer)? I set up a QGIS Desktop project with this WMS - layer,
everything ok here, but QGIS Server ignores it after updating the
map/project file and adding it in the request, is does not show up...
The projection is the same for all layers.
A little bit of background: I am working/hacking on an intranet
web-application to batch-produce maps (based on PostgreSQL/PostGIS
Data) for non-GIS colleagues and would need that WMS layer as a
backdrop/base...
Googling around a bit I did not find anything about this topic...
Thanks in advance,
Albin
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