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== About... ==
 
== About... ==
Many GIS/geodata editors nowadays include the Web Map Server protocol ([[WMS]]) from OGC, but often they lack support of free map services like OpenStreetMap and local images. OpenStreetMap serves as a free background map and it's cached, tiled and remote. Georeferenced local images very handy for getting special local knowledge into one's own geodata.  
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Many GIS/geodata editors nowadays include the Web Map Server protocol ([[WMS]]) from OGC, but often they lack support of free map services like OpenStreetMap and local images. OpenStreetMap serves as a free background map and it's cached, tiled and remote. Georeferenced local images are handy for getting special local knowledge into one's own geodata.  
  
 
Note that local images need to be georeferenced and aligned to north before hand. See [[WorldFileTool]] for more information about georeferencing.
 
Note that local images need to be georeferenced and aligned to north before hand. See [[WorldFileTool]] for more information about georeferencing.
  
DesktopWMS has been reported to work with the following GIS and map viewer:
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DesktopWMS is based on an initial idea from [http://peterdamen.com/GoogleWMS/ GoogleWMS] and has been reported to work with the following GIS and map viewer:
 
* [[JOSM]]
 
* [[JOSM]]
 
* [[OpenJUMP]] nightly builds (doesn't work with stable version)
 
* [[OpenJUMP]] nightly builds (doesn't work with stable version)

Version vom 20. September 2009, 16:37 Uhr

A tiny local Web Map Server - serving OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yahoo Maps and local image maps.

About...

Many GIS/geodata editors nowadays include the Web Map Server protocol (WMS) from OGC, but often they lack support of free map services like OpenStreetMap and local images. OpenStreetMap serves as a free background map and it's cached, tiled and remote. Georeferenced local images are handy for getting special local knowledge into one's own geodata.

Note that local images need to be georeferenced and aligned to north before hand. See WorldFileTool for more information about georeferencing.

DesktopWMS is based on an initial idea from GoogleWMS and has been reported to work with the following GIS and map viewer:

Features

Basic features:

  • Runs locally in the background as a server.
  • Can be accessed as a WMS service version 1.1.1.
  • Contains the following predefined layers (from remote tile server (requires internet access, see Tiling)):
    • OpenStreetMap
    • Google Maps
    • Yahoo! Maps
  • Serves local images:
    • 'Ad-hoc' image layer (file); requires one image file (no tiling) and a World file as configuration (use e.g. WorldFileTool to georeference]).
    • Supported formats: jpg, gif, png.

Usage

running DesktopWMS

after starting the application with "java -jar desktopwms.jar" the server will start automatically. If you use big images, then start the desktopwms with "java -Xmx512M -jar desktopwms.jar".

available commands

you could use following commands:

  • "start" to start the server
  • "stop" to stop the server
  • "restart" to restart the server
  • "isrunning" to check if the server is running
  • "exit" to exit the application
  • "help" to get a list of all available commands with description

change capabilities

adjust the files in the folder capabilities

change settings

adjust the properties in the file desktopwms.config in the folder config

Demo/test with WMS calls (default port is 8998)

  • GetMap:
    • with layer name 'openstreetmap': [1]
    • with layer name 'google': [2]
    • with layer name 'yahoo': [3]
    • with layer name 'myimage.jpg' (= local image file in ./data directory of DesktopWMS): [4]
  • GetCapabilities: [5].

Download

Contact

  • sfkeller(ät)hsr.ch

See also