If you save the WMS layer you created via the GUI, you can save that to a separate .kml
file. IF you save as a .kmz
, that is simply a zipped .kml
. You can now edit the .kml
in an ASCII edit such as notepad, wordpad or textpad, to see what the syntax is for showing a WMS layer in Google Earth.
Once saved, you will see that kml uses a so-called GroundOverlay
element.