Hi,
It cannot be EPSG:4324 and the first place to see it is in "UNIT["metre"
EPSG:4326 is using naturally degrees. Have a try with EPSG:3395
http://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/3395/
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El 25/03/11 10:53, Wolfgang Qual escribió:
> Dear Antonio, dear developers,
>
> it would be great, if additional tools could be added to gvSIG without the
> necessity to install anything (scripts could be copied to the correct
> location, maybe $home/gvSIG/scripts. I think that quite some extension
Hi Mario,
Hi Mario,
I created the view in WGS84, and added the raster. I then added the shp
using EPSG 27700, and said yes to the "do you want to re-project" pop-up.
However, the imported shp still does not overly the raster. I think it is a
problem with the raster, as the latitude/long. values m
Hi,
That service seems to support WMS 1.1.1 as well
http://sdi.geoportal.gov.pl/wms_orto/wmservice.aspx?service=wms&version=
1.1.1&request=getcapabilities
It would be good to make Gvsig to work correctly with EPSG:4326 and WMS
1.3.0 as well. And all WMS providers should consider adding support fo
Dear Antonio, dear developers,
it would be great, if additional tools could be added to gvSIG without the
necessity to install anything (scripts could be copied to the correct
location, maybe $home/gvSIG/scripts. I think that quite some extensions of
gvSIG are just unpacked by the installer. Compi
Hi Liam,
reprojecting on the fly must work correctly. You can create a view in
EPSG 4326 (geographic coords, WGS84), and load the raster file. Then you
load the shp file selecting EPSG 27700 for its current system, and it
will notice you that it will be reprojected on the fly. After loading
t
Dear list,
I want to use the WMS http://sdi.geoportal.gov.pl/wms_orto/wmservice.aspx?
for geocoding historical aerial photographs. Meanwhile the WMS changed the
order of axes for EPSG:4326 in accordance to WMS 1.3.0 specification and now
it cannot get it displayed anymore in gvSIG 1.10. I just see
