Thanks for the offer of support Andreas.
The problem is.. I work for an authority that are very ESRI orientiert. If I
were to say that we need ArcServer we would have it next week. I want to be
able to show to other public organisations in Germany that there is no need to
spend 15 000 euros on software to create a geodata infrastructure and and web
publishing system.
This works great up to a point. I can use QGIS SAGA-GIS etc for all my desktop
needs and install geoserver/Postgis or even the opengeosuite to serve the data
on Linux servers.....but the crunch comes when web-apps need to be created. The
ability to be able to code with php/Javascript/Ext/GEoEXT/ etc etc is
intellectual property and this is exactly the stuff I need to learn. I can´t
get
support for every little internet web I need to design as this would not be
practical. And it would also show that although opensource geosoftware works,
the ability to produce webapps is very limitied because the techonology
requires
strong web-programming experience.
Yours,
Robert Buckley
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