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In a Windows environment, open Windows Command Line, run the following to get a help listing:cd

c:\weave\jre\bin

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\java -jar c:\weave\wmstest.jar -h

usage: wmstest -f <filename> | -u <url> [-e <minx,miny,maxx,maxy> | -l <x,y,scale>] [-c <crs>] [-x <scale>] [-s <width,height>] [-D <DPI>] [-t <timeout>] [-n] [-o filename>] [-d] [-b <threads>] [-U <username>] [-P <password>] [-q] [-h] [-V]

The parameters that can be used in the tester are given in the table below, either the - or -- syntax can be used:

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Examples of the WMS Tester

The WMS Tester allows you to test various aspects of a WMS including specifying the extent, scale, size of images, etc. But it can be used in its simplest form in the following ways:

• Testing an internal WMS: Return the layers in the WMS and time taken to draw layer (in milliseconds) and the scale at which the layer is drawn

c:\weave\jre\bin\java -jar cjar c:\weave\wmstest.jar --url u <url>Image Removed

• Testing an external WMS: Return the layers in the WMS and time taken to draw layer (in milliseconds) and the scale at which the layer is drawn

c:\weave\jre\bin\java -jar cjar c:\weave\wmstest.jar --url u http://services.ga.gov.au/gis/services/Aviation_Facilities/MapServer/WMSServer
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• Testing an external WMS with background processing to simulate ????? (what situation???)

c:\weave\jre\bin\java -jar cjar c:\weave\wmstest.jar --url u http://services.ga.gov.au/gis/services/Aviation_Facilities/MapServer/WMSServer -b 100Image Removed

 For more details on using WMS in Weave refer to this page in the Weave System Administrator Guides.

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