<!--

This is a sample config file for the wms client for arcview.  
To be able to view the data on a map server you must create 
a file like this one for each server you would like to view.

You can also create multiple files, for the same server,
each with a different layer.  You can then add these files
to arcview, each as a different theme.

It is important to maintain the .ogc file extension of the
config file.

All fields are required except the style list.

The correct data to add to these fields is on the map server.
To retrieve the data you have to manually create a GetCapabilities
request for the map server.  Use the returned Capabilities information
to fill in the correct data.

-->

<wms_client_config>

  <!-- The advertised WMS version the server supports.       -->
  <!-- This is generally one of the first lines in the Capabilities file  -->
  <!-- Supported versions are 1.1.1, 1.1.0 and 1.0.0       -->

  <wms_version>1.0.0</wms_version>

  <!-- The online resource of the WMS server         -->
  <!-- Include the full url as advertised in the capabilities file    -->
  <!-- In the WMS Capabilities file you should be able to find this field -->
  <!-- by looking for these XML tags:           -->
  <!-- <Capability><Request><GetMap><DCPType><HTTP><GET><OnlineResource>  -->

  <online_resource>http://example.com:8080/geoserver/wms?service=wms</online_resource>

  <!-- The image format the server can handle.         -->
  <!-- Supported options are jpg, jpeg, image/jpg and image/jpeg     -->
  <!-- In the WMS Capabilities file you should be able to find this field -->
  <!-- by looking for these XML tags:           -->
  <!-- <Capability><Request><GetMap><Format>        -->
  <image_format_list>
    <image_format>image/jpeg</image_format>
  </image_format_list>
  

  <!-- One of the EPSG's supported by the server.       -->
  <!-- In the WMS Capabilities file you should be able to find this field -->
  <!-- by looking for these XML tags:           -->
  <!-- <Capability><Layer><SRS>            -->

  <srs>EPSG:4326</srs>

  <!-- Extents that are valid for the layers you would like to see.   -->
  <!-- You can cut and paste these directly from the server capabilities,  -->
  <!-- however you must verify they are in the same format as the epsg   -->
  <!-- you entered above.              -->
  <!-- If the server advertises these in scientific notation you should   -->
  <!-- convert them to fixed notation          -->
  <!--                  -->
  <!-- In the WMS Capabilities file you should be able to find this field -->
  <!-- by looking for these XML tags:           -->
  <!-- <Capability><Layer><LatLongBoundingBox>        -->
  <!--    ========= OR ========          -->
  <!-- <Capability><Layer><BoundingBox>          -->

  <extents minx="-184"
           miny="-90.0166666666667"
           maxx="180.016666666667"
           maxy="90.0416666666667"></extents>

  <!-- The list of layers you would like to see.  You can include as many -->
  <!-- as the server supports.            -->
  <!-- Use the <NAME> tag from the <Layer> tag        -->
  <layer_list>
    <layer>Bathymetry</layer>
  </layer_list>
</wms_client_config>