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We have generated some maps in our own software solution where the output is a map stored in XYZ tiling format.
/zoom/x/y.jpg
I got a request if I could provide it in a WMS. I am wondering if anyone has some experience on how to in shortest amount of time can convert and setup a WMS that can service these images.
The reason is that the map client dont support XYZ and is bound to use normal WMS only.
We would prefer a windows solution but anyhting will do.
You could resort to using Mapproxy. It can read a z/x/y Tile source and provide a range of output services, including WMS. You probably can just use your directory with the tile layout as a cache backend.
You can install MapProxy on Windows if you have the right ammount of Python-Foo :), but Linux is easier.
