Four Java development-building a local WMS server

In providing a GIS client, NASA also provides users with an open source WMS Server Server application: World Wind WMS Server. With this application, we can set up our own WMS service and use our own data (and also support cache forwarding) so that the development of the application does not have to rely on the Internet connection, but also can be left out of the data source provided by NASA and run independently.

1. Prepare to run the WWS server requires a JDK, JOGL, Gdal package, and a World Wind Server Compact package. The resource has been uploaded to the worldwind Java configuration WMS Server, please download it yourself. 2, install the JDK any search has, not repeat 3, installation Fwtools has been installed by default can be completed. 4. Install JOGL Copy the Jogl.dll, Jogl_awt.dll, Jogl_cg.dll and Gluegen-rt.dll in Jogl-1.1.1a-windows-i586.zip to two directories. X:\Program Files (x86) \java\jdk1.7.0_09\jre\bin: Support for client and server applications to run
D:\Program Files (x86) \java\jdk1.7.0_09\bin: Supports Eclipse development.
5. Install and configure World Wind Server. Unzip the Worldwind-wms-0.6.dev.zip, as shown in the directory.
Open the Web. xml file under the Web-inf directory with a text editor and modify the initial configuration.
The configuration file looks like this.
Run the world Wind WMS Server as shown in:If the result is fine, it means that wmsserver can run correctly.

test: Open the browser, enter the information as shown, if you can see the XL file, it indicates that Wmsserver is working properly

Four Java development-building a local WMS server