It could have something to to with the WGS84 transformation. QGIS seems
to reproject the coordinates from EPSG:28992 to EPSG:4326. Perhaps it
uses the older transformation from the PROJ library without the seven
-towgs84 parameters. That could explain the difference of about one
hundred meters. Can anyone point out where QGIS stores its
transformation parameters used for the WMS reprojection?
Jan
On 10-12-2013 13:32, Jan Hartmann wrote:
Has anyone seen this problem? When I do a GetCapabilities request on a
file I get the following bounding box:
<BoundingBoxSRS="EPSG:28992"minx="232722"miny="581202"maxx="234016"maxy="582654"/>
When I load that same file in QGIS, I see in its properties:
Layer Extent (layer original source projection):
232581.2194760067213792,581054.4125426821410656
234079.8907057005562820,582558.2655977346003056
Wrong of course. And QGIS
cuts the file to the extent it thinks it has, not the real
extent.
Jan
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