Adding a WMS layer
The Web Map Service (WMS) is a standard protocol for serving map images that a map server generates using data from a Geographic Information System (GIS) database. You can add a WMS layer to a map chart visualization to provide specialized context.
Before you begin
To authenticate with an identity provider, you must configure your Spotfire environment and the external system (the WMS server) from which you want to access data to use your identity provider. See Authentication with an identity provider (OAuth2) to access external systems for more information.
Tip: Many WMS
resources are available on the internet. The article
WMS sources for Spotfire on the
Community site lists many links to sites that contain
WMS resources, both free and paid. (The Community site is free to use; however,
users must register an account to gain access to the information.)
Procedure
- Configuring a WMS layer and sublayer
After you have added a valid Web Map Service (WMS) layer, you can add sublayers and adjust how they are shown in the map chart.
- Configuring a WMS layer and sublayer
After you have added a valid Web Map Service (WMS) layer, you can add sublayers and adjust how they are shown in the map chart.
Parent topic: Adding layers