Piet, thanks for the offer. Well, I would not call the mapfile manager a 'project', is more sort of a small tool. Took just a day or 2 to have it running and it mainly does what it should for me. I wanted to keep it quite simple and without lots of required setup and configuration. I don't know exactly how you could be interested in merging it with your application as your's seems far more developed than mine.
I will probably not have enough time to work on another project, already p.mapper gets sometimes a bit stuck, and then it goes on when I can spend some more time on it. But maybe there are other ones on this list that are interested in contributing. Communication could also be done via this list. You could also have the download available via p.mapper, don't know if that is of interest to you . BTW, the link you sent seems not to be working. Best regards, Armin Piet Ekkebus wrote: > Hello Armin, > > Today i have looked in to your mapfilemanager, that can be downloaded > with the pmapper project. And found some drawbacks when it will be used > for a big company like ours. In our case it is a pre to have seperate > map files for all sections of the company, for privacy reasons. But we > don't want to spend an awefull lot of time on managing all of our map > and ini files. About a year ago we wrote a mapfile manager that > fullfills all our expectations of a mapfile manager. Some of the > advantages over yours are (in my opinion): > > - New layers are automaticly 'added' to all sections/map projects > - Layers are customizable per section, to include/exclude (some) search > options or whatever you like. > - All map files can be recreated in just 1 click of a button. > - Ini file is also generated. > - All layers can be resorted in all sections/map projects at once. > - A large overview of all projects vs layers permissions. > > I was wondering if we could merge our projects and have a good Mapfile > Manager in the end. How do you think about this merge of projects ? > > You can take a look at our mapfile manager at http://devel.ekky.local/tmm/ > > Kind Regards, > > Piet Ekkebus > email: pekkebus at wszv.nl <mailto:pekkebus at wszv.nl> > Tel: (+31) (0) 115 641 275 > Fax (+31) (0) 115 641 200 > > waterschap Zeeuws-Vlaanderen > Kennedylaan 1 > 4538 AE Terneuzen > Nederland > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > Pmapper-users mailing list > Pmapper-users at faunalia.it > http://faunalia.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pmapper-users
