OGC syntax
This example shows a <CONFIG> element for an OGC provider:
<CONFIG
wms="http://servername/OGCProviderWFS/WFSService"
wfs="http://servername/OGCProviderWFS/WFSService"
wfsversion="1.1.0"
wmsversion="1.3.0"
srs="EPSG:28356"/>This table describes the attributes of the <CONFIG> element:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| wms | Specify the WMS endpoint. |
| wfs | Specify the WFS endpoint. |
| wmsversion | Specify the WMS version. |
| wfsversion | Specify the WFS version. |
| srs | Specify the spatial reference system. This must match the value of the spatialreference attribute on the node in the MapDrawerDatasets configuration, such as EPSG:3857. |
| wfslatlon | Optionally, specify 1 to indicate that the response format is latitude/longitude. The default is 0, which indicates longitude/latitude. |
| domain | Optionally, specify the domain name for the map service. |
| user | Optionally, specify a user name to access the map service. |
| pw | Optionally, specify the password for the specified user name. |
The <CONFIG> element can also have a child <mapping> element, with one or more <dataset> elements as children.
See Dataset mappings.
GetCapabilities requests are used to match OGC datasets to Infor Public Sector datasets. For WFS, the GetCapabilities request returns all available feature types. For WMS it returns all available layer names. The first feature type or layer name that matches the name of the Infor Public Sector dataset is used.