Hi,
I tried to make it work, but my wfs layer won´t be displayed.
I got a respone at firebug (if I use projection: "EPSG:900913" but even if I
use no projection, only with EPSG: 31467 I got no features back).
If I use these lines:
var ddBounds = new OpenLayers.Bounds(
-73.839111,40.287907,-68.214111,44.441624
);
map.zoomToExtent(
ddBounds.transform(geographic, mercator)
);
(modified: switched geographic and mercator at transform() because my map has
geographic projection and some mercator bounds)I got an error saying
this.baselayer is null ( tried to set different baselayers and changed some
code but I didn´t get it working).
Same behaviour like my selectionControl, where I get response/features but they
won´t displayed at my select vector layer.
Any further hints about that?
Thanks
best regards
Sarah
________________________________
Hi,
I think the best way to do this is by performing the reprojection client-side
(if I lead you otherwise it wasn't my intention - sorry). Just config the layer
at Geoserver with its native EPSG without any modifications. This way you
should get the layer with no problems at the demo page.
Then at client-side the layer must be reprojected to the map's SRS. Use this
example to guide you:
http://openlayers.org/dev/examples/wfs-reprojection.html
Hope it helps,
Luís
2010/3/8 <>
Hi,
>
>I tried to alter srs code at geoserver from 31467 to 4326. If I use option
>"reproject" at geoserver gui I can see my layer from geoserver demo page (if I
>use "force declared" or "keep native" I could not even see my layer). But if I
>want to make a getfeature request I get an exception:
>error occured getting features Had troubles handling filter
>reprojection..could not decode srs
>'http://www.opengis.net/gml/srs/epsg.xml#4326' null ...
>>I thought I could force geoserver to use epsg 4326 at my request with my OL
>>code, but as you said I have to manage it geoserver side...?
>Any further hints about that?
>
>
>Thanks.
>best regards
>Sarah
>
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