I have succesfully installed and configured QGIS Server. I tried WMS and WFS via QGIS Desktop and it works perfectly.
Now i am looking for a web map viewer to display (only read (WMS viewer i guess)) the layers being served in QGIS Server. I tried qgis2leaf which generates a leaflet html with a qgis project layers. Quite powerful. I tried also a similar plugin that exports the layers to a openlayers html file.
The problem is that what this does is to EXPORT the data in the layers in the QGIS project to JSON files that are read in the generated html file.
In my particular case, i am using a postgis database and layers' information may change as other users edit it. I want to avoid to regenerate the html files every night or whensoever (I can have 20 or more maps) so that the data is exported again and people can see the changes on the web map viewer. I just want to export the project once and the data of the layers stay linked to the postgis tables.
Is there a good free web map viewer that respects this condition?
Best Answer
If you have allready installed a working Qgis Server, then you should examine if Lizmap webclient could accomodate your needs (has a lizmap qgis plugin to specify webmap-properties of each layer). Pretty easy way to specify popups etc. Features: http://hub.qgis.org/wiki/lizmapwebclient/Features_en Pretty easy to install on existing osgeo4w apache. (windows 2008 server in my case)