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Axis Ordering in a wms getmap #302

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Marc-AndreDaviault opened this issue Aug 18, 2020 · 4 comments · Fixed by #336
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Axis Ordering in a wms getmap #302

Marc-AndreDaviault opened this issue Aug 18, 2020 · 4 comments · Fixed by #336
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pomadchin commented Aug 18, 2020

Hi thanks for reporting! Can you point me to the WMS spec?
And anyway I will look into it a bit later.

By the way, how do you send queries? Via QGIS?

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Hi thanks for reporting! Can you point me to the WMS spec?
And anyway I will look into it a bit later.

By the way, how do you send queries? Via QGIS?

You can test it with this service : https://datacube.services.geo.ca/ows/elevation?service=wms&request=GetCapabilities
do you want to see the .conf?
I use QGIS
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@Marc-AndreDaviault yes, please. If it is possible. I am also wondering, how that got wrong / right? Do you use geotrellis layers? In what projections they are? Ideally I would like to reproduce the behavior.

GT Server doesn't swap query parameters and always uses lat/lon by default for the WMS endpoint (afaik, according to the spec).

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Marc-AndreDaviault commented Aug 19, 2020

We are using geotrellis layers in 3979.
here is our .conf (in txt because git doesn't allow to upload .conf)

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