Hi Chris,
I don't know why I just got a copy of this message several months late.
However it reminds me that I solved the problem and never reported it.
It is not a problem of Spherical Mercator or of OpenLayers.
The problem is with the definition of the "Gauss Boaga" projection
(that ESRI call
Hi Chris,
I don't know why I just got a copy of this message several months late.
However it reminds me that I solved the problem and never reported it.
It is not a problem of Spherical Mercator or of OpenLayers.
The problem is with the definition of the "Gauss Boaga" projection
(that ESRI call
Hi Christopher thanks for your reply.
None of my data is is EPSG:4326 and neither is the map. The data is
EPSG:3004 and everthing else is spherical mercator. EPSG:4326 is only used
in the displayProjection. Is this ok ?
Yes, I have tested both Google and VE.
Google and VE actually correspond wh
On Fri, Aug 08, 2008 at 01:02:31PM -0700, George.Muammar wrote:
> The road layer (Teleatlas / Navteq) comes in UTM - WGS84 and I also combine
> it with my cadastral data. I play with these projections every day and are
> very confident with them - but not so with the so called "spherical
> mercato
Hello List,
I am amazed by Openlayers' capabilities of displaying Google Maps, VE and
WMS/WFS layers all on the same map.
So it did not bother me much when I noticed that Google and VE have an
approx. 50 meter displacement (in my part of the world, NE of Rome, Italy).
When I looked closer at go
