Enhanced WMS configuration by the possibilitiy to configure supported request #835
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…equests and encodings in WMS
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According to the implementation for the WFS (#544) this PR allows to configure the supported requests and encodings for WMS:
Support of request encodings (such as XML, KVP and SOAP) can be disabled in WMS service configuration (default status is that all encodings are supported). Each encoding can be disabled for every single request type (e.g. GetCapabilities) separately.
If an encoding is disabled the DCP URL won't appear in the WMS capabilities document anymore and the service throws an OperationNotSupported exception if a user tries to use that encoding.
It is not checked if the configuration is valid against the WMS specification! So, the user has do this check by himself when the new feature is used.