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1. drnextgis **

Thanks for post! But I didn’t find OWSLib import in your source code.

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2. geographika **

Thanks for spotting that! It was imported already into my Python session when I was testing. I have updated the code to include from owslib.wms import WebMapService at the top of the script.

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3. Paolo Cavallini **

Thanks for this. Any hope of having a WFS tester integrated as well?

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4. Just Anton van den Broecke **

Maybe we can integrate this in GeoHealthCheck (also based and by

author OWSLib): http://geopython.github.io/GeoHealthCheck/? | Though in some cases WMS-images (think e.g. of Cadastral parcels) may be blanc at bbox-level because of SLD scaling rules.

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