Hi David,
The purpose of the URL was to test to see if your WMTS is working. If you
can see the XML, then it is.
What you need to do next depends entirely on what you want to do. If you
want an external application to use WMTS, then you use that URL (minus the
?request.. bit).
If you want to
Yes. Mine (2.3.5) looks like:
[image: Inline images 1]
That's just a regular GeoServer install using the WAR file on Windows. I've
not done anything specific to GeoWebCache.
Jonathan
On 26 September 2013 17:51, David McKinney geomat...@gmail.com wrote:
Jonathan,
So, Are you saying that
Hi David,
Ok, we seem to be talking at odds.
There is no WMTS set of settings. As I mentioned previously, to configure
anything for WMTS (and all tile based services) you need to use the Tile
Caching settings, at the bottom of your screenshot. Those configure all
the tile related stuff.
Hope that
I do see WMTS 1.0.0 GetCapabilities document on the geowebcache home
page. I have not done anything to manually change the document. All I have
done, so far, is to install the integrated version of the GeoServer and
GeoWebCache.
Should I see WMTS listed as a service on the Admin page of
I'm running:
GeoServer
- Version 2.3.5
- Git Revision c188008c5c5ff428c39c78e41a244b4f8ef40f68
- Build Date 18-Aug-2013 05:37
- GeoTools Version 9.5 (rev 67310bfba81183ea2fa6e083b90066012d7c9678)
- GeoWebCache Version 1.4-M20130509a (rev
