On 26 January 2011 11:19, Robert Buckley <robertdbuck...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to offer partners from my organization the ability to edit my > data. > > 1 possibilty is that I could just instruct them to download the desktop > applications so that this would be possible, but then they would need > training etc to be able to use it. Some do not even have the permissions to > install in there organization. > > I was actually looking for an opensource web client that could offer editing > of postgis through a browser. I have been developing with Openlayer/Geoext > but find that for editing purposes it is very complicated and time > consuming. I was wondering if there were any out of the box solutions > available. > > GeoMajas looks interesting. I have never worked with maven though. I was > hoping for something lighter. >
Hi, Well, we do have a "lighter" solution ;) On client side, it is based on a Java applet able to display Mapserver data AND vector data to edit. On server side, it is base on a Java Application (war) using Geotools. A configuration file (lively editable) declares the geoserver layers to edit (so a postgis layer, for instance) and (very) simple object representation (line, filling, symbols). Vector objects can be edited, with snapping options. Some client tools allow to perform more complex editing operation: polygon fusion, intersection, difference, hole completion, hole creation, etc. To deploy the solution: 1°) On the server: a servlet container (jetty, tomcat...) where the war is put 2°) Configuration to declare the layer(s) to edit 3°) On the client side: a webpage declaring the edition applet and biding it to the server If you're interested, please let me know. Nicolas _______________________________________________ postgis-users mailing list postgis-users@postgis.refractions.net http://postgis.refractions.net/mailman/listinfo/postgis-users
