wms map links documentation

[opoto]

Hello

Is the "orux-wms:" link syntax used in http://www.oruxmaps.com/cs/en/wms">http://www.oruxmaps.com/cs/en/wms documented somewhere?



I see for example:



orux-wms://http://www.ideandalucia.es/wms/mta10r_2001-2013?language=spa&s0parator=c0stom&ssl0=false&l0yers=mta10_raster_2013&m0nz=7&m0xz=18&m0xtilesday=-1&c0cheable=true&d0wnloadable=true&styl0=&m0pname=ESPA%C3%91A%20-%20ANDALUC%C3%8DA%20Mapa%20topogr%C3%A1fico&f0rmat=image/png&sr0s=EPSG:4326&w0bsite=">www.ideandalucia.es/wms/mta10r_2001-2013?language=spa&s0parator=c0stom&ssl0=false&l0yers=mta10_raster_2013&m0nz=7&m0xz=18&m0xtilesday=-1&c0cheable=true&d0wnloadable=true&styl0=&m0pname=ESPA%C3%91A%20-%20ANDALUC%C3%8DA%20Mapa%20topogr%C3%A1fico&f0rmat=image/png&sr0s=EPSG:4326&w0bsite=&



How can username and password for HTTP basic authentication be added to such link?

Similarly, does the <wms> element in wms_services.xml support HTTP basic authentication? How?

Thanks

[orux]

Hello

Is the "orux-wms:" link syntax used in http://www.oruxmaps.com/cs/en/wms">http://www.oruxmaps.com/cs/en/wms documented somewhere?



I see for example:



orux-wms://http://www.ideandalucia.es/wms/mta10r_2001-2013?language=spa&s0parator=c0stom&ssl0=false&l0yers=mta10_raster_2013&m0nz=7&m0xz=18&m0xtilesday=-1&c0cheable=true&d0wnloadable=true&styl0=&m0pname=ESPA%C3%91A%20-%20ANDALUC%C3%8DA%20Mapa%20topogr%C3%A1fico&f0rmat=image/png&sr0s=EPSG:4326&w0bsite=">www.ideandalucia.es/wms/mta10r_2001-2013?language=spa&s0parator=c0stom&ssl0=false&l0yers=mta10_raster_2013&m0nz=7&m0xz=18&m0xtilesday=-1&c0cheable=true&d0wnloadable=true&styl0=&m0pname=ESPA%C3%91A%20-%20ANDALUC%C3%8DA%20Mapa%20topogr%C3%A1fico&f0rmat=image/png&sr0s=EPSG:4326&w0bsite=&

Hello;



it is an experiment, not documented; I am going to change that url to point to a xml file with a similar structure than the wms_services.xml file

How can username and password for HTTP basic authentication be added to such link?

Similarly, does the <wms> element in wms_services.xml support HTTP basic authentication? How?

Thanks

Not supported; but if someone is interested, I will add that option in next version.





orux

[opoto]

Ok. I think it would be worth to add the authentication parameters when you switch to this xml format. But this is for sure not a blocking feature, as credentials can be entered from the app anyway.

Thanks