Sounds like you are looking to write something from scratch?
You should be able to find projects that you can build upon rather than
re-inventing the wheel.
In direct answer to you question. I suggest you save your vector data as
geographic lines in your database, then convert to SVG during rendering.
There are two main competing ways to do this.
1. Storing your data in a Web Feature Service (WFS) which is an OGC
standard. You would probably want to look at Geoserver for the WFS and
Postgis as a database.
For rendering, you might want to look at OpenLayers which runs in a web
browser.
2. Use OpenStreetMap design. I've been told that this is less
complicated than WFS. I know less about this.
Ronald Eric de Gracia wrote:
currently i am doing a system that saves the svg (with my svg editor)
in the server and also the data in the database.. is this ok? or i
should only save the data in the database and if a map is needed, i
will get all the data for the map and create the svg file... the svg
map is going to be viewed from a mobile phone... any suggestion is
welcome.. thanks
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