Oops, sorry, not that far along yet.
Got WMS, working on WFS (and T). Really just a Client Builder system
right now. I don't even have everything documented yet.
Here is a week old version (I think) being used by another group of the
Package.
http://openmnnd.mapmorph.net/openmnnd.html
Just about everything in here is configurable. That is just a sample of
what it can look like. There are more options available too like one
click external service integration. Easier to say than to demonstrate
though. I need to get this into the released package. All XML based
for the catalog.
Anyway, see if it's of any use. I can give you more details if you like
. . . .
bobb
Michael P. Gerlek wrote:
Well, all we really know at this point is that we'd want to be heavily
using some/all of the core OGC standards: WFS, WMS, WCS, WRS/CSW, and
maybe some GeoDRM on the side. And GeoRSS too, of course.
If your tools are OGC-happy, then they might be a good fit.
-mpg
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bob Basques
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 6:19 PM
To: OSGeo Discussions
Subject: Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] Call for help with Where 2.0 and OGC
Michael,
What kinds of things are you looking for specifically?
I'm part of an Open-Source Javascript Framework set that
we've recently
let out. Still putting together some finishing touches to
the companion
WebSite. But the toolset might help with what you describe. Need a
little more info though about what you want to do first.
bobb
Michael P. Gerlek wrote:
OSGeo plans to have a booth at Where 2.0, as we did last
year, to spread
the word about Open Source solutions in the more cutting-edge geo
spaces.
This year, as part of their effort to reach out to the
"mass market" geo
community, OGC also plans to have a significant presence at
Where 2.0.
Towards this goal, they are thinking about having a demo
there showing
some of the power of open standards. For example, a demo
of a scenario
in which their might be a catalog of services, and show how those
services can be chained together -- think a "mashup of
mashups", if you
will, using perhaps a mix of public and private data sources.
OGC would like OSGeo to participate in putting this demo together.
While there may be some closed-source players in the mix, there is
plenty of room in there for the sorts open source solutions that our
projects provide.
On the OGC side, this is being coordinated by Raj Singh,
someone who has
an understanding and respect for the OSGeo community and what we're
about. Raj and I both feel this event would be a good step towards
helping OGC and OSGeo can work together in the future -- something a
number of us have talked about over the past months.
If you're interested in participating in this event, please
let me know.
We plan have a phone conference on Feb 13th to begin to
organize things,
and in the meantime discussions will be starting on OGC's
mass-market
mailing list (open to the public,
https://mail.opengeospatial.org/mailman/listinfo/mass-market-geo).
Thanks.
-mpg
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