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I am a OpenLayers newbie and got the example working without any problems. This enables us to use OpenLayers as a simple IIIF image viewer, which is nice.
Now I am trying to use multiple the IIIF source layer as map background in my application, but am struggling to get it implemented. I am using Cantaloupe to serve JPEG2000 files. The project I am working on uses a local coordinate system, and I pull coordinates for each image from the database.
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I am a OpenLayers newbie and got the example working without any problems. This enables us to use OpenLayers as a simple IIIF image viewer, which is nice.
Now I am trying to use multiple the IIIF source layer as map background in my application, but am struggling to get it implemented. I am using Cantaloupe to serve JPEG2000 files. The project I am working on uses a local coordinate system, and I pull coordinates for each image from the database.
The IIIFInfo's
getTileSourceOptions()
returns:While the local coordinates according to the database are as follows:
What is missing is a projection (?) from Image width/height to the local coordinate system. Has anyone some directions on how to define the project?
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