GetFeatureInfo Templates¶. This tutorial describes how to use the GeoServer template system to create custom HTML GetFeatureInfo responses.

OGC Web Map Service (WMS) specification is a simple and popular protocol for serving maps over the web nowadays. But everything has two sides and the weakness of WMS is that it doesn’t define a standard format for its GetFeatureInfo operation, neither does it reference any existing standard like GML or so. The direct consequence of that is the truth that most of today’s WMS server implementations speaks different “languages” in their query results which results in the opposite of interoperability between servers and clients from different vendors. Using HTML for WMS GetFeatureInfo somehow alleviate the situation, because without parsing clients can just throw HTML to browser. Some other implementations support GML to be more interoperable, but again those are just workarounds and the real issue should be solved in spec itself. Anyway while waiting for the next version of spec (1.4.0?, 2.0?

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Or else) recently, I spent some time with GeoServer 2.0 and MapServer 5.4.2 to customize the WMS GetFeatureInfo response in HTML, which is a feature available in both popular open source WMS server implementations. What is the goal? I have a simple vector dataset for San Francisco area in shape file format, which I published as WMS in both GeoServer and MapServer. Amazing spider man hindi dubbed full movie.

Below is the map I will get when I send a WMS GetMap request.

I use GetCapabilities: application/json application/vnd.ogc.gml text/plain – Dec 9 '14 at 14:50 •.