[MI-L] MapXtreme Resources?

[Jonathan Roberts]

Can anyone advise some good references for MapXtreme?
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[MI-L] MapXtreme 2005 VB.NET watermark

[Brown Jeremy]

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Hi All,
 
Was wondering if anyone had some sample code 
for generating both text and image watermarks in MapXtreme 2005 
VB.NET?
 
Similar to the MapInfo SDK watermark in the 
developer environment but maybe adding in an image?
 
Thanks for any help that anyone can 
offer.
 
Regards,
Jeremy
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[MI-L] MapXtreme Java dted reader

[tuncayk]

Hi mappers

 

We are looking for dted (dted level 0,1,2) reader for mapxtreme java.  

Is there anybody has developed a dted reader or can develope?

 

Thanks for any help


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RE: [MI-L] MapXtreme Workspace across network

[Greg Toothaker]

Greg,
 
If you are using 
MapXtreme .NET, look into using NamedConnections.  I use them to set where 
an individual user's 'default directory' is so that workspaces are very portable 
between users who may have drives mapped differently.
 
Good 
luck.
 
Greg 
Toothaker
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Re: [MI-L] MapXtreme Workspace across network

[Flavio Hendry]

hi greg

which mapxtreme version are you using?

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Date: Fri, 5 May 2006 10:38:05 +1200
Subject: [MI-L] MapXtreme Workspace across network

> HI All,
>   i run a mapxtreme web map.  i have had to put the workspace file
> and all
> tab files in the workspace on the webserver as i have been unable to
> get the
> worspace to work on the web server using the data from our central
> shared
> GIS server using a mapped network drive.
> 
> is there a way to get mapxtreme to data from across the network and
> if so
> how?
> 
> thanks
> greg
> 


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[Lars I. Nielsen (GisPro)]

Hi Greg,

Are you by any chance using drive letters ?

You should always use UNC notation, i.e. \\SERVER\SHARE\, as drive
letters are user dependent, and most likely not set for the "user"
account that runs the MapXtreme services.

Using UNC paths in the geoset works for us.


Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
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greg wrote:

  HI All,
    i run a mapxtreme web map.  i have had to put the workspace
file and all tab files in the workspace on the webserver as i have been
unable to get the worspace to work on the web server using the data
from our central shared GIS server using a mapped network drive.
  
   
  is there a way to get mapxtreme to data from across the network
and if so how?
   
  thanks
  greg
  

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[MI-L] MapXtreme Workspace across network

[greg]

HI All,
  i run a mapxtreme web map.  i have had to put the workspace file and all tab files in the workspace on the webserver as i have been unable to get the worspace to work on the web server using the data from our central shared GIS server using a mapped network drive.

 
is there a way to get mapxtreme to data from across the network and if so how?
 
thanks
greg
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[MI-L] MapXtreme ProportionAvg SQL Function?

[Dominic Rorke]

Hi all,

 

Has anyone experience of using the MapXtreme SQL Function
ProportionAvg, or any of the similar functions of ProportionSum or
ProportionWtAvg as I could do with examples of correct syntax?

 

The Syntax given in the MapXtreme SQL guide is: ProportionAvg
(n, value_geometry, reference_Geometry)

 

n is a numeric
_expression_, 

value_geometry is
a geometry _expression_, and

reference_geometry
is a geometry _expression_.

…however, there is no example of the format of
the numeric _expression_, and my assumption that ‘n’ is the data
field that is to be summed and averaged, results in a syntax error at run-time.

My full CommandText is as follows:

Command.CommandText = “Select
ProportionAvg(FromTable.ValueColumn, FromTable.obj, ToTable.obj)

FromTable and ToTable are grid layers that intersect.

 

If you have experience of this function, or have a
comment to offer, it will be appreciated.

 

Many thanks,

Dominic Rorke






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[MI-L] MapXtreme Query

[Simon Allen]

Hi
 

I'm trying to run the following query
 
select policies.id from policies where policies.obj INTERSECTS 
(select obj from blpu where id = 592287)
 
It returns no results. The 'select obj from  blpu where id = 592287' part returns one 
MultiPolygon. Six polygons should be returned for the whole query. Five 
completely contain the blpu object the other partially overlaps it.
 
Any ideas?
 
I'm using v6.2 on windows 2003 server.
 
Thanks
 
 
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Allen
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[MI-L] MapXtreme 2004 Zoom layering Override

[Simon Allen]

 
Hi
 
Has anyone else 
experienced problems with MapXtreme overriding zoom layering set by the web 
application?
 
We have a number of 
MapInfo tables being loaded by our application. They take their zoom layer 
settings from our configuration database. Some are ignoring this setting and 
others not. Is there anything in the MapInfo table itself that could be doing 
this? 
 
ta
 
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[MI-L] MapXtreme on 64 bit 2003 server

[tuncayk]

Hi there

Is there anyone tested MapXtreme 2004 on 64
bit windows 2003 server?.  

Thanks for any help

Tuncay from Turkiye

 








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RE: [MI-L] MapXtreme licensing

[Peter Horsbøll Møller]

Uffe,

Of course they have, and I am not able to tell which would be the better as my 
knowledge is close to zero on many on them ;-) 
In many cases Ii guess it is a question of your needs and the size of your 
vallet.

But I know that MapXtreme2004 has improved a lot when it comes to creating a 
simple mapping web site fast. That was not an easy task with MapXtreme Windows!
And I also think the support for VS is a majour advantage in most cases.

Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS Developer, MTM
Geographical Information & IT
 
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Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 3:28 PM
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>> ... 6 years ago ...
>
> I guess that must be the ancient MapXtreme and not the .NET based
> MapXtreme2004 ?

But MapServer and the other alternatives has also improved in those 6 years, 
Peter !

Regards
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Re: [MI-L] MapXtreme licensing

[Uffe Kousgaard]

... 6 years ago ...


I guess that must be the ancient MapXtreme and not the .NET based 
MapXtreme2004 ?


But MapServer and the other alternatives has also improved in those 6 years, 
Peter !


Regards
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RE: [MI-L] MapXtreme licensing

[Peter Horsbøll Møller]

>> ... 6 years ago ...

I guess that must be the ancient MapXtreme and not the .NET based MapXtreme2004 
?

;-)

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Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 2:22 PM
To: Tim Smith
Cc: mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
Subject: Re: [MI-L] MapXtreme licensing

On 2/13/06, Tim Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've just purchased MapXtreme 2004 SDK from MapInfo (UK), and they say they 
> can't license me due to problems with their licensing software? Does anyone 
> know if this is just localized to the UK, or are people from other corners of 
> the world having the same support problems? Is anyone who is licensed from UK 
> MapInfo also experiencing this? I've been unable to get a license since Weds 
> last week. Luckily my evaluation lasted until Friday, but now it's expired 
> I've not been able to do any MapXtreme work this week.
>
> I've been told we've got to wait till they've sorted the problem with their 
> licensing software - which sounds rediculous - they couldn't offer any remedy 
> at all.
>
> Am I going mad, or are other people getting screwed over by MapInfo? I've 
> just spent £4000 on their stuff and I can't use it.
>
> Kind regards all.
>
> Tim

I would recommend Mapserver over MapXtreme

   http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/

I tested it head to head with MapXtreme and ArcIMS about 6 years ago, picked 
Mapserver, and never looked back. Mapserver is open source, it is very fast, it 
has a fantastic support base.

Rich

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Re: [MI-L] MapXtreme licensing

[Richard Greenwood]

On 2/13/06, Tim Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've just purchased MapXtreme 2004 SDK from MapInfo (UK), and they say they 
> can't license me due to problems with their licensing software? Does anyone 
> know if this is just localized to the UK, or are people from other corners of 
> the world having the same support problems? Is anyone who is licensed from UK 
> MapInfo also experiencing this? I've been unable to get a license since Weds 
> last week. Luckily my evaluation lasted until Friday, but now it's expired 
> I've not been able to do any MapXtreme work this week.
>
> I've been told we've got to wait till they've sorted the problem with their 
> licensing software - which sounds rediculous - they couldn't offer any remedy 
> at all.
>
> Am I going mad, or are other people getting screwed over by MapInfo? I've 
> just spent £4000 on their stuff and I can't use it.
>
> Kind regards all.
>
> Tim

I would recommend Mapserver over MapXtreme

   http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/

I tested it head to head with MapXtreme and ArcIMS about 6 years ago,
picked Mapserver, and never looked back. Mapserver is open source, it
is very fast, it has a fantastic support base.

Rich

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[MI-L] MapXtreme licensing

[Tim Smith]

Hi,

I've just purchased MapXtreme 2004 SDK from MapInfo (UK), and they say they 
can't license me due to problems with their licensing software? Does anyone 
know if this is just localized to the UK, or are people from other corners of 
the world having the same support problems? Is anyone who is licensed from UK 
MapInfo also experiencing this? I've been unable to get a license since Weds 
last week. Luckily my evaluation lasted until Friday, but now it's expired I've 
not been able to do any MapXtreme work this week.

I've been told we've got to wait till they've sorted the problem with their 
licensing software - which sounds rediculous - they couldn't offer any remedy 
at all.

Am I going mad, or are other people getting screwed over by MapInfo? I've just 
spent £4000 on their stuff and I can't use it.

Kind regards all.

Tim

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[MI-L] MapXtreme licensing

[Tim Smith]

Hi,

I've just purchased MapXtreme 2004 SDK from MapInfo (UK), and they say they 
can't license me due to problems with their licensing software? Does anyone 
know if this is just localized to the UK, or are people from other corners of 
the world having the same support problems? Is anyone who is licensed from UK 
MapInfo also experiencing this? I've been unable to get a license since Weds 
last week. Luckily my evaluation lasted until Friday, but now it's expired I've 
not been able to do any MapXtreme work this week.

I've been told we've got to wait till they've sorted the problem with their 
licensing software - which sounds rediculous - they couldn't offer any remedy 
at all.

Am I going mad, or are other people getting screwed over by MapInfo? I've just 
spent £4000 on their stuff and I can't use it.

Kind regards all.

Tim

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[MI-L] MapXtreme 2004 and ActiveX

[Tim Smith]

Hi List,

Is anyone using MapXtreme 2004 in an unmanaged-code environment? Does
anyone know if this is possible?

I have an old MapX application and I'm trying to replace it with
MapXtreme2004 without having to re-write the application in .NET

I know it is possible to 'wrap' most .NET controls as an ActiveX
control, but for some reason the MapXtreme 2004 MapControl does not like
being treated like this (it won't initialise).

Any ideas?

Cheers!

Tim


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[MI-L] MapXtreme 2004 and ActiveX

[Tim Smith]

Hi List,

Is anyone using MapXtreme 2004 in an unmanaged-code environment?
Does anyone know if this is possible?

I have an old MapX application and I'm trying to replace it with
MapXtreme2004 without having to re-write the application in .NET

I know it is possible to 'wrap' most .NET controls as an ActiveX
control, but for some reason the MapXtreme 2004 MapControl does not like
being treated like this (it won't initialise).

Any ideas?

Cheers!

Tim


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SUM: [MI-L] MapXtreme 2004 WFS and SpatialWare

[Ian Tidy]

Hi All,

In the Sample XML configurations it shows you how to connect to a
database server without the need for TAB files.

It works for both the WFS and WMS services and links into Google Earth
with a little work.

Cheers Ian
 
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Morning All,

I am looking at setting up a WFS server, but have a question.

Can MapXtreme 2004 WFS service access data (spatial and non-spatial)
directly from SpatialWare on SQL Server?

I don't want to create TAB files if I don't need to.

What do I need to enter into the WFSConfig.XML to make this work?

Cheers Ian

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[MI-L] MapXtreme 2004 WFS and SpatialWare

[Ian Tidy]

Morning All,

I am looking at setting up a WFS server, but have a question.

Can MapXtreme 2004 WFS service access data (spatial and non-spatial)
directly from SpatialWare on SQL Server?

I don't want to create TAB files if I don't need to.

What do I need to enter into the WFSConfig.XML to make this work?

Cheers Ian

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MI-L MapXtreme MasterMap and Brush Numbers

[Vinesh Govind]

Users

> We have stumbled on an inconsistency between MapXtreme (ver 4.7.1) and
> Mastermap.  As you are aware each feature is rendered at display time
> according to attributes stored as pen, brush or pattern numbers.
> MatserMap, as we have currently translated it uses numbers 0 through
> 255 for pen, brush and pattern.  On the other hand MapXtreme
> recognizes only pattern & brush numbers 0 through 71 and pen numbers 0
> through 255.  Consequently our MasterMap cannot be rendered
> sucessfully in mapxtreme (unless you are lucky enough to choose a
> piece of map using only the lower numbers for pattern & brush.
> 
> The pen mappings are stored in mapXtreme in the mistyle.jar file in
> mapxtreme471+AFw-web-inf+AFw-lib folder of the deployed application.
> 
Has anyone come across a possible solution to this problem?

Thanks.

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MI-L RE: Vedr.: MI-L Mapxtreme and .net ok on 2000, but cannot create object erroron 2003 webserver

[Juan Luis Cardoso]

ok. thanks.

I know that MapXtreme 2004 runs fine with W2003.

My version of MapXtreme is 3.0 with the libraries for ASP.net.
Any suggestion?

Thanks.




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object erroron 2003 webserver






Hi

Win2003 Web edition is so secure, that it's difficult to use it with GIS
(it can't look at it self and there is several other quirks)

My consultant has MapXstreame2004 up and running on a Win2003 Server

Ole Gregor,
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Hi,

I have an issue with .net not working on with mapxtreme on 2003 webserver.
The same code worked on 2000 server.
The sample .net application supplied with mapxteme 3 does not work either
although the asp sample application works fine.
Okay i know its not tested and all that stuff, but i need to get this
configuration working, somehow.

I have tried many things like re-registring components, changing
permissions
on files and allowing permissions on mapexteme files, folders, checking
dcom
reg etc - but no luck.

Could it be possible some new security feature of II6 doesnt agree with
things?
Seems like asp.net account needs to be added to the DCOM permissions for
mapxbroker and mapxserver in 2003 server.

But that doesn´t solve the problem

Any idea??
Thanks in advance

Juan Luis Cardoso Santos
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MI-L Vedr.: MI-L Mapxtreme and .net ok on 2000, but cannot create object error on 2003 webserver

[mtogr]

Hi

Win2003 Web edition is so secure, that it's difficult to use it with GIS
(it can't look at it self and there is several other quirks)

My consultant has MapXstreame2004 up and running on a Win2003 Server

Ole Gregor,
Udviklingskonsulent i Miljø og Teknik
Viborg Amt

(45) 87 27 13 07


   
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       MI-L Mapxtreme and .net ok on 2000,
   but cannot create object error on
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Hi,

I have an issue with .net not working on with mapxtreme on 2003 webserver.
The same code worked on 2000 server.
The sample .net application supplied with mapxteme 3 does not work either
although the asp sample application works fine.
Okay i know its not tested and all that stuff, but i need to get this
configuration working, somehow.

I have tried many things like re-registring components, changing
permissions
on files and allowing permissions on mapexteme files, folders, checking
dcom
reg etc - but no luck.

Could it be possible some new security feature of II6 doesnt agree with
things?
Seems like asp.net account needs to be added to the DCOM permissions for
mapxbroker and mapxserver in 2003 server.

But that doesn´t solve the problem

Any idea??
Thanks in advance

Juan Luis Cardoso Santos
SGSmap Ingenieros Consultores.
Camino de Portuetxe, 83 - Oficinas 5, 6
20018 - San Sebastian - España
Tel (+34) 943 31 74 90
Fax (+34) 943 31 70 63
http://www.sgsmap.com/
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MI-L Mapxtreme and .net ok on 2000, but cannot create object error on 2003 webserver

[Juan Luis Cardoso]

Hi,

I have an issue with .net not working on with mapxtreme on 2003 webserver.
The same code worked on 2000 server.
The sample .net application supplied with mapxteme 3 does not work either
although the asp sample application works fine.
Okay i know its not tested and all that stuff, but i need to get this
configuration working, somehow.

I have tried many things like re-registring components, changing permissions
on files and allowing permissions on mapexteme files, folders, checking dcom
reg etc - but no luck.

Could it be possible some new security feature of II6 doesnt agree with
things?
Seems like asp.net account needs to be added to the DCOM permissions for
mapxbroker and mapxserver in 2003 server.

But that doesn´t solve the problem

Any idea??
Thanks in advance

Juan Luis Cardoso Santos
SGSmap Ingenieros Consultores.
Camino de Portuetxe, 83 - Oficinas 5, 6
20018 - San Sebastian - España
Tel (+34) 943 31 74 90
Fax (+34) 943 31 70 63
http://www.sgsmap.com/
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Re: MI-L MapXtreme Install Problem

[Flavio Hendry]

Hi Julian

windows 2003 has very tight security. did you look as the IIS log? I 
don't know if the server admin of mapxtreme goes through IIS but I 
suppose so (mapimage directory).

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MI-L MapXtreme Install Problem

[Julian Parker]

Hullo all!
 
I am having a problem installing MapX 5.0/MapXtreme 3.0  on a 2003 server. When 
installing I get a dialog that mentions "Incorrect command line parameters" and 
that parts of the program are based on the Independant JPEG Group.  I am pretty 
sure I have seen this before and its never been a problem. However when I have 
installed MapXtreme and run the server administrator I get an Invalid Procedure 
call or argument when I try and export an image using the MapEngine. I have 
never experienced this problem - does anyone have any ideas?
 
Thanks in advance
 
Julian

RE: MI-L MapXtreme and C++

[SCISOFT]

Have a thought about Manifold System GIS - requires .NET but has been using
that platform for several versions and service packs, latest version is
6.0SP1, runtime (basic) is $US100, runtime (enterprise) is $US200, and it's
a good object model that you can program with a variety of Win32 (incl C++
of course), and .NET languages. 

A basic user license (interactive) is under $US300, and the Enterprise or
Universal versions (suitable for enterprise databases, with full surface
tools, etc) will cost about $US500 or $US600. Supports internal scripting in
VB.NET, C#.NET, VBScript, Jscript and also has been used with R and Python.

Add to that, Manifold imports and exports more file formats than you can
poke a stick at, and has pretty good internal mathematical transformations,
a spatial SQL better than that in MapXtreme 2004, extensible thematics,
projections, pretty good raster operations, support for linked ECW images,
... 

www.manifold.net 

Cheers!

Ian Thomas
GeoSciSoft - Perth, Australia


-Original Message-
From: Tim Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, 19 January 2005 9:22 PM
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: RE: MI-L MapXtreme and C++

Thanks Uffe,

We have a new system which replaces the old 133MHz system which could
run MapXtreme (1GHz, 256MB), we just want to support the old system, but
it's looking more like this is not possible.

I guess we have no choice but to move up to MapXtreme (and forget
supporting the old system), and given the amount of distribution we
need, the cost of MapInfo licenses for integrated mapping is just not
viable.

Are MapXtreme run-time licenses the same price as MapX?

Cheers

Tim



-Original Message-
From: Uffe Kousgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 19 January 2005 12:57
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: Re: MI-L MapXtreme and C++


Hi Tim,

Integrated mapping requires, that MapInfo is installed on the computer,
so it isn't cheaper than using mapX, but offers other possiblities.
MapInfo Runtime should also be an option.

If you are truly locked into that kind of hardware, .NET is not an
option. With 32 MB RAM I don't even think W2K or XP is an option. And
Win98 isn't supported by MS either !

Your best bet is either sticking with mapX or finding some other 3rd
party mapping component that fulfills your mapping needs. There are many
available - also quite a few that will read TAB files: Cartovcl,
tatukgis, geoobjects and possibly more. If you require editing TAB
files, it could be harder.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk



- Original Message - 
From: "Tim Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mapinfo-L" 
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:20 PM
Subject: MI-L MapXtreme and C++


So, thanks for help on the integrating MapInfo front.
Looks like we're gonna have to start using MapXtreme2004 for our future
projects.

Question(s).

As I have mentioned, we currently use MapX. Problem is, MapX is not
supported in two years, so we need to move to a new product.
MapXtreme2004 using VC.NET is the obvious choice, but I'm concerned
(apart from having no .NET experience) about performance and the effort
required to port our MapX system. We happily run our MapX system on an
embedded 133MHz, 32MB pentium system with Win98. Unfortunately the
hardware can't change, although we can go to Win2K or XP. What sort of
performance issues are going to arise from running MapXtreme
applications on such a dated system? Can it run at all? Are there
alternatives to MapXtreme?

Ta kindly.

Tim


-Original Message-
From: Tim Smith
Sent: 19 January 2005 11:59
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: RE: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


I don't have mapbasic and I can't find an evaluation on the MI site.

What is the licensing situation when creating an application like this?
Does each application that is distributed require a full mapinfo
license?




-Original Message-
From: Uffe Kousgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 January 2005 11:27
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: Re: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


Hi Tim,

MapBasic includes lots of samples on how to do this (integrated
mapping). Of course these samples should have been supplied with MapInfo
itself since they do not require mapbasic.

There are also 2 mfc based samples.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk

- Original Message - 
From: "Tim Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 12:13 PM
Subject: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


Hi list,

I currently use MapX and noticed some interesting statements on the
MapBasic product page on the MI web site (see below). Does this mean
that I can create a window in my Visual C++ application (as I do with
MapX) and display maps and control them using the same functions as
MapBasic, but via OLE? How does this work?

Has anyone done what the following passage claims is possible? I'm
particularly interested in the two statements; "Control MapInfo
Pro

RE: MI-L MapXtreme and C++

[Jakob Lanstorp]

>>Are MapXtreme run-time licenses the same price as MapX?

No it's double up of the MapX licenses. Also remenber that you have to rewrite 
200% of the old MapX app.
100 % for the code and 100% for the design since the object model is new.
 
Mvh. | Regards

Jakob Lanstorp
Software developer
Geographical Information & IT

COWI A/S
Odensevej 95
DK-5260 Odense S
 
Tel   +45 63 11 49 00
Direct   +45 63 11 48 62
Fax  +45 63 11 49 49
Email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.cowi.dk 



From: Tim Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed 1/19/2005 14:22
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: RE: MI-L MapXtreme and C++



Thanks Uffe,

We have a new system which replaces the old 133MHz system which could
run MapXtreme (1GHz, 256MB), we just want to support the old system, but
it's looking more like this is not possible.

I guess we have no choice but to move up to MapXtreme (and forget
supporting the old system), and given the amount of distribution we
need, the cost of MapInfo licenses for integrated mapping is just not
viable.

Are MapXtreme run-time licenses the same price as MapX?

Cheers

Tim



-Original Message-
From: Uffe Kousgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 January 2005 12:57
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: Re: MI-L MapXtreme and C++


Hi Tim,

Integrated mapping requires, that MapInfo is installed on the computer,
so it isn't cheaper than using mapX, but offers other possiblities.
MapInfo Runtime should also be an option.

If you are truly locked into that kind of hardware, .NET is not an
option. With 32 MB RAM I don't even think W2K or XP is an option. And
Win98 isn't supported by MS either !

Your best bet is either sticking with mapX or finding some other 3rd
party mapping component that fulfills your mapping needs. There are many
available - also quite a few that will read TAB files: Cartovcl,
tatukgis, geoobjects and possibly more. If you require editing TAB
files, it could be harder.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk



- Original Message -
From: "Tim Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mapinfo-L" 
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:20 PM
Subject: MI-L MapXtreme and C++


So, thanks for help on the integrating MapInfo front.
Looks like we're gonna have to start using MapXtreme2004 for our future
projects.

Question(s).

As I have mentioned, we currently use MapX. Problem is, MapX is not
supported in two years, so we need to move to a new product.
MapXtreme2004 using VC.NET is the obvious choice, but I'm concerned
(apart from having no .NET experience) about performance and the effort
required to port our MapX system. We happily run our MapX system on an
embedded 133MHz, 32MB pentium system with Win98. Unfortunately the
hardware can't change, although we can go to Win2K or XP. What sort of
performance issues are going to arise from running MapXtreme
applications on such a dated system? Can it run at all? Are there
alternatives to MapXtreme?

Ta kindly.

Tim


-Original Message-
From: Tim Smith
Sent: 19 January 2005 11:59
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: RE: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


I don't have mapbasic and I can't find an evaluation on the MI site.

What is the licensing situation when creating an application like this?
Does each application that is distributed require a full mapinfo
license?




-Original Message-
From: Uffe Kousgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 January 2005 11:27
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: Re: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


Hi Tim,

MapBasic includes lots of samples on how to do this (integrated
mapping). Of course these samples should have been supplied with MapInfo
itself since they do not require mapbasic.

There are also 2 mfc based samples.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk

- Original Message -
From: "Tim Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 12:13 PM
Subject: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


Hi list,

I currently use MapX and noticed some interesting statements on the
MapBasic product page on the MI web site (see below). Does this mean
that I can create a window in my Visual C++ application (as I do with
MapX) and display maps and control them using the same functions as
MapBasic, but via OLE? How does this work?

Has anyone done what the following passage claims is possible? I'm
particularly interested in the two statements; "Control MapInfo
Professional through OLE Automation" and "Program in development
environments of your choice. If you're a C++ programmer, you can do all
of your coding in C++".

Cheers for any help!



>From http://extranet.mapinfo.com/products/Overview.cfm?productid=1063

"Integrate MapInfo Professional

MapBasic allows you to work in the programming languages you are most
familiar with and integrates the optimal amount of mapping functionality
into applications. Another advantage to the Integrated Mappi

RE: MI-L MapXtreme and C++

[Tim Smith]

Thanks Uffe,

We have a new system which replaces the old 133MHz system which could
run MapXtreme (1GHz, 256MB), we just want to support the old system, but
it's looking more like this is not possible.

I guess we have no choice but to move up to MapXtreme (and forget
supporting the old system), and given the amount of distribution we
need, the cost of MapInfo licenses for integrated mapping is just not
viable.

Are MapXtreme run-time licenses the same price as MapX?

Cheers

Tim



-Original Message-
From: Uffe Kousgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 19 January 2005 12:57
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: Re: MI-L MapXtreme and C++


Hi Tim,

Integrated mapping requires, that MapInfo is installed on the computer,
so it isn't cheaper than using mapX, but offers other possiblities.
MapInfo Runtime should also be an option.

If you are truly locked into that kind of hardware, .NET is not an
option. With 32 MB RAM I don't even think W2K or XP is an option. And
Win98 isn't supported by MS either !

Your best bet is either sticking with mapX or finding some other 3rd
party mapping component that fulfills your mapping needs. There are many
available - also quite a few that will read TAB files: Cartovcl,
tatukgis, geoobjects and possibly more. If you require editing TAB
files, it could be harder.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk



- Original Message - 
From: "Tim Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mapinfo-L" 
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:20 PM
Subject: MI-L MapXtreme and C++


So, thanks for help on the integrating MapInfo front.
Looks like we're gonna have to start using MapXtreme2004 for our future
projects.

Question(s).

As I have mentioned, we currently use MapX. Problem is, MapX is not
supported in two years, so we need to move to a new product.
MapXtreme2004 using VC.NET is the obvious choice, but I'm concerned
(apart from having no .NET experience) about performance and the effort
required to port our MapX system. We happily run our MapX system on an
embedded 133MHz, 32MB pentium system with Win98. Unfortunately the
hardware can't change, although we can go to Win2K or XP. What sort of
performance issues are going to arise from running MapXtreme
applications on such a dated system? Can it run at all? Are there
alternatives to MapXtreme?

Ta kindly.

Tim


-Original Message-
From: Tim Smith
Sent: 19 January 2005 11:59
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: RE: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


I don't have mapbasic and I can't find an evaluation on the MI site.

What is the licensing situation when creating an application like this?
Does each application that is distributed require a full mapinfo
license?




-Original Message-
From: Uffe Kousgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 January 2005 11:27
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: Re: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


Hi Tim,

MapBasic includes lots of samples on how to do this (integrated
mapping). Of course these samples should have been supplied with MapInfo
itself since they do not require mapbasic.

There are also 2 mfc based samples.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk

- Original Message - 
From: "Tim Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 12:13 PM
Subject: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


Hi list,

I currently use MapX and noticed some interesting statements on the
MapBasic product page on the MI web site (see below). Does this mean
that I can create a window in my Visual C++ application (as I do with
MapX) and display maps and control them using the same functions as
MapBasic, but via OLE? How does this work?

Has anyone done what the following passage claims is possible? I'm
particularly interested in the two statements; "Control MapInfo
Professional through OLE Automation" and "Program in development
environments of your choice. If you're a C++ programmer, you can do all
of your coding in C++".

Cheers for any help!



>From http://extranet.mapinfo.com/products/Overview.cfm?productid=1063

"Integrate MapInfo Professional

MapBasic allows you to work in the programming languages you are most
familiar with and integrates the optimal amount of mapping functionality
into applications. Another advantage to the Integrated Mapping feature
is even as MapInfo Professional is running in the background, it remains
as a hidden server to the application - allowing the end user to see
only one application interface. The Integrated Mapping feature also lets
you control MapInfo Professional through popular development tools such
as Visual Basic, PowerBuilder, Delphi and C++, giving you the ability
to:

*Control MapInfo Professional through OLE Automation
*Add mapping to your Visual Basic application with as little as five
lines of code *Create MapInfo windows inside other custom programs. For
instance, you can create a MapInfo Professional window inside your
Visual Basic form. Int

Re: MI-L MapXtreme and C++

[Uffe Kousgaard]

Hi Tim,

Integrated mapping requires, that MapInfo is installed on the computer,
so it isn't cheaper than using mapX, but offers other possiblities.
MapInfo Runtime should also be an option.

If you are truly locked into that kind of hardware, .NET is not an
option. With 32 MB RAM I don't even think W2K or XP is an option. And
Win98 isn't supported by MS either !

Your best bet is either sticking with mapX or finding some other 3rd
party mapping component that fulfills your mapping needs. There are many
available - also quite a few that will read TAB files: Cartovcl,
tatukgis, geoobjects and possibly more. If you require editing TAB
files, it could be harder.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk



- Original Message - 
From: "Tim Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mapinfo-L" 
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:20 PM
Subject: MI-L MapXtreme and C++


So, thanks for help on the integrating MapInfo front.
Looks like we're gonna have to start using MapXtreme2004 for our future
projects.

Question(s).

As I have mentioned, we currently use MapX. Problem is, MapX is not
supported in two years, so we need to move to a new product.
MapXtreme2004 using VC.NET is the obvious choice, but I'm concerned
(apart from having no .NET experience) about performance and the effort
required to port our MapX system.
We happily run our MapX system on an embedded 133MHz, 32MB pentium
system with Win98. Unfortunately the hardware can't change, although we
can go to Win2K or XP. What sort of performance issues are going to
arise from running MapXtreme applications on such a dated system? Can it
run at all? Are there alternatives to MapXtreme?

Ta kindly.

Tim


-Original Message-
From: Tim Smith
Sent: 19 January 2005 11:59
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: RE: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


I don't have mapbasic and I can't find an evaluation on the MI site.

What is the licensing situation when creating an application like this?
Does each application that is distributed require a full mapinfo
license?




-Original Message-
From: Uffe Kousgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 January 2005 11:27
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: Re: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


Hi Tim,

MapBasic includes lots of samples on how to do this (integrated
mapping). Of course these samples should have been supplied with MapInfo
itself since they do not require mapbasic.

There are also 2 mfc based samples.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk

- Original Message - 
From: "Tim Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 12:13 PM
Subject: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


Hi list,

I currently use MapX and noticed some interesting statements on the
MapBasic product page on the MI web site (see below). Does this mean
that I can create a window in my Visual C++ application (as I do with
MapX) and display maps and control them using the same functions as
MapBasic, but via OLE? How does this work?

Has anyone done what the following passage claims is possible? I'm
particularly interested in the two statements; "Control MapInfo
Professional through OLE Automation" and "Program in development
environments of your choice. If you're a C++ programmer, you can do all
of your coding in C++".

Cheers for any help!



>From http://extranet.mapinfo.com/products/Overview.cfm?productid=1063

"Integrate MapInfo Professional

MapBasic allows you to work in the programming languages you are most
familiar with and integrates the optimal amount of mapping functionality
into applications. Another advantage to the Integrated Mapping feature
is even as MapInfo Professional is running in the background, it remains
as a hidden server to the application - allowing the end user to see
only one application interface. The Integrated Mapping feature also lets
you control MapInfo Professional through popular development tools such
as Visual Basic, PowerBuilder, Delphi and C++, giving you the ability
to:

*Control MapInfo Professional through OLE Automation
*Add mapping to your Visual Basic application with as little as five
lines of code *Create MapInfo windows inside other custom programs. For
instance, you can create a MapInfo Professional window inside your
Visual Basic form. Integrated Mapping allows you to 'reparent' MapInfo
Professional windows so they look and act like part of your Visual Basic
(or other language) interface. *If you've been wanting to add 'a little
bit of mapping' to your custom applications, this is the tool for the
job *Program in development environments of your choice. If you're a C++
programmer, you can do all of your coding in C++ "


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MI-L MapXtreme and C++

[Tim Smith]

So, thanks for help on the integrating MapInfo front.
Looks like we're gonna have to start using MapXtreme2004 for our future
projects.

Question(s).

As I have mentioned, we currently use MapX. Problem is, MapX is not
supported in two years, so we need to move to a new product.
MapXtreme2004 using VC.NET is the obvious choice, but I'm concerned
(apart from having no .NET experience) about performance and the effort
required to port our MapX system.
We happily run our MapX system on an embedded 133MHz, 32MB pentium
system with Win98. Unfortunately the hardware can't change, although we
can go to Win2K or XP. What sort of performance issues are going to
arise from running MapXtreme applications on such a dated system? Can it
run at all? Are there alternatives to MapXtreme?

Ta kindly.

Tim


-Original Message-
From: Tim Smith 
Sent: 19 January 2005 11:59
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: RE: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


I don't have mapbasic and I can't find an evaluation on the MI site.

What is the licensing situation when creating an application like this?
Does each application that is distributed require a full mapinfo
license?




-Original Message-
From: Uffe Kousgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 19 January 2005 11:27
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: Re: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


Hi Tim,

MapBasic includes lots of samples on how to do this (integrated
mapping). Of course these samples should have been supplied with MapInfo
itself since they do not require mapbasic.

There are also 2 mfc based samples.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk

- Original Message - 
From: "Tim Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 12:13 PM
Subject: MI-L Integrating MapInfo Pro


Hi list,

I currently use MapX and noticed some interesting statements on the
MapBasic product page on the MI web site (see below). Does this mean
that I can create a window in my Visual C++ application (as I do with
MapX) and display maps and control them using the same functions as
MapBasic, but via OLE? How does this work?

Has anyone done what the following passage claims is possible? I'm
particularly interested in the two statements; "Control MapInfo
Professional through OLE Automation" and "Program in development
environments of your choice. If you're a C++ programmer, you can do all
of your coding in C++".

Cheers for any help!



>From http://extranet.mapinfo.com/products/Overview.cfm?productid=1063

"Integrate MapInfo Professional

MapBasic allows you to work in the programming languages you are most
familiar with and integrates the optimal amount of mapping functionality
into applications. Another advantage to the Integrated Mapping feature
is even as MapInfo Professional is running in the background, it remains
as a hidden server to the application - allowing the end user to see
only one application interface. The Integrated Mapping feature also lets
you control MapInfo Professional through popular development tools such
as Visual Basic, PowerBuilder, Delphi and C++, giving you the ability
to:

*Control MapInfo Professional through OLE Automation
*Add mapping to your Visual Basic application with as little as five
lines of code *Create MapInfo windows inside other custom programs. For
instance, you can create a MapInfo Professional window inside your
Visual Basic form. Integrated Mapping allows you to 'reparent' MapInfo
Professional windows so they look and act like part of your Visual Basic
(or other language) interface. *If you've been wanting to add 'a little
bit of mapping' to your custom applications, this is the tool for the
job *Program in development environments of your choice. If you're a C++
programmer, you can do all of your coding in C++ "


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RE: MI-L MapXtreme

[Thomas Brix Lyng]

Hi

I have been searching for a way to control printing of Intranet based maps
for a time now. Orthough I do not use MapExtreem (I use AutoDesk MapGuide) I
think that you should take a look at ScriptX at:

http://www.meadroid.com/scriptx/index.asp

This tool let You control the printer setting in a briwser based enviroment.

Regards

Thomas Brix Lyng
Frederikshavn, Denmark

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Dear All

I am currently implementing a web based GIS system. When I am printing from
the intranet application the quality is very poor. I have been told that
this may be a limitation of MapXtreme, has anybody heard of this, if so are
there any suggestions to overcome the problem.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Regards
Andrew Tracey
Information Support Officer
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Re: MI-L MapXtreme

[Flavio Hendry]

hi andrew

this is not really a limitation of mapxtreme. however, printing from a 
web application is not that trivial. we use on one side a simple html 
print and we limit it to A4 size and a certain dpi to keep the files 
small. on the other side we use PDF (using the pdflib library, 
www.pdflib.com) and go up to A3 with 300 dpi (with different scale 
options). see a sample application under: 
http://waedenswil.mapserver.ch/stadtplan.htm. 
(it is not mapxtreme, however the functionality is the same, the 
mapxtreme ones we have on-line are currently only in german).

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Subject: MI-L MapXtreme

> Dear All
> 
> I am currently implementing a web based GIS system. When I am
> printing from the intranet application the quality is very poor. I
> have been told that this may be a limitation of MapXtreme, has
> anybody heard of this, if so are there any suggestions to overcome
> the problem.
> 
> Any thoughts would be appreciated.
> 
> Regards
> Andrew Tracey
> Information Support Officer
> Corporate Information
> Corporate Growth and Focus
> Corporate Development
> South Tyneside Council
> Westoe Road
> South Shields
> NE33 2RL
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Re: MI-L MapXtreme

[Lars V. Nielsen \(HVM\)]

Hi Andrew,

It's not a limitation in MapXtreme (or any other webgis software) per se.
It's a limitation in the exported map image, or the browser, if you will.

Nice images usually have 300 dpi, but in webgis you normally always work in
pixels. If e.g. you utilize a map image of 600 by 600 pixels, that'll print
nicely in 2 by 2 inches (if it were 300 dpi). But the browsers print in
screen resolution, 72 or 96 dpi, so you end up with a grainy image.

If you can force the image to report a higher dpi, and if you can force the
browser to adhere to this setting, you can achieve a nice print. But then
the size is distorted wrt. the rest of the webgis solution, so it's still
not nice.

Basically a webgis solution is rarely suited for print, it's only suited for
interactivity.

My suggestion for printing is : generate PDFs with embedded downsized
(smaller size => higher dpi) images.

Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Lars V. Nielsen

Hvenegaard & Meklenborg
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Dear All

I am currently implementing a web based GIS system. When I am printing from
the intranet application the quality is very poor. I have been told that
this may be a limitation of MapXtreme, has anybody heard of this, if so are
there any suggestions to overcome the problem.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Regards
Andrew Tracey
Information Support Officer
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MI-L MapXtreme

[Andrew Tracey]

Dear All

I am currently implementing a web based GIS system. When I am printing from the 
intranet application the quality is very poor. I have been told that this may 
be a limitation of MapXtreme, has anybody heard of this, if so are there any 
suggestions to overcome the problem.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Regards
Andrew Tracey
Information Support Officer
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RE: MI-L MapXtreme websites

[Erin Rubio]

Here's another:
http://weedandseeddatacenter.org


Erin Rubio

Spatial Insights, Inc.
7635 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22043
tel: 703.891.1008 fax: 703.891.1007
sales: 800.347.5291
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Hi List,
 
I'm trying to find websites using MapXtreme. Anyone know of some good
ones?
 
Cheers
 
Tim
 

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RE: MI-L MapXtreme websites

[Julian Parker]

Tim,

I don't know if its what you are looking for but we have something MapXtreme-y 
at:

http://www.mapimage.net/city_of_melville

Regards
Julian

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Hi List,
 
I'm trying to find websites using MapXtreme. Anyone know of some good
ones?
 
Cheers
 
Tim
 

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RE: MI-L MapXtreme websites

[Hughes, Colleen / Don Mitchell]

Oops, your right.  Sorry, forgot to forward to Tim and Directions list.

Don Mitchell


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Subject: Re: MI-L MapXtreme websites


Hi,

I don't think this one reached Tim :-)

Regards
Uffe

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Hi Tim,

You could also check out our city's webmapping site at
http://198.20.47.146/c_map/mappingapp.asp?reset=true&partner=stthomas

Don Mitchell


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Hi Tim,

We have a demo running with mapxtreme here:
http://livedemo.routeware.dk/
Pretty basic, though.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk


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Subject: MI-L MapXtreme websites


Hi List,

I'm trying to find websites using MapXtreme. Anyone know of some good
ones?

Cheers

Tim


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Re: MI-L MapXtreme websites

[Flavio Hendry]

hi tim

here some samples:

- http://www.swissinfo-geo.org/
- http://www.swisspolitics.org/en/politnavigator/index.php?
page=geopolitics_suche
http://www.mepa.org.mt/Planning/index.htm?MapServer.htm&1
http://www.coverage.sunrise.ch/sunrise_internet/neapoljs_intro.htm

in german only:
http://www.geoportal.ch
http://www.stadt.sg.ch/planen_-_bauen/stadtentwicklung/stadtplan.html

Mit freundlichem Gruss / Best Regards
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Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2004 09:39:40 -0000
Subject: MI-L MapXtreme websites

> Hi List,
>  
> I'm trying to find websites using MapXtreme. Anyone know of some good
> ones?
>  
> Cheers
>  
> Tim
>  
> 
> All literature contained within this message and/or attached, is the
> opinion of myself and does not reflect the opinion of the company.
> 
> Tim Smith
> Software Engineer
> 
> Micromill Electronics Limited
> Leydene House
> Waterberry Drive
> Waterlooville
> Hants
> PO7 7XX
> 
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Re: MI-L MapXtreme websites

[Uffe Kousgaard]

Hi Tim,

We have a demo running with mapxtreme here:
http://livedemo.routeware.dk/
Pretty basic, though.

Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
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Hi List,

I'm trying to find websites using MapXtreme. Anyone know of some good
ones?

Cheers

Tim


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MI-L MapXtreme websites

[Tim Smith]

Hi List,
 
I'm trying to find websites using MapXtreme. Anyone know of some good
ones?
 
Cheers
 
Tim
 

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Re: MI-L MapXtreme 2004 Problem?

[Mark Duksta]

Thanks for the reponses everyone.

Thanks Reda. I made the change in the web.config file and now it works
great.


Mark

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> Dear Mark,
>
> This is not a MapXtreme 2004 Problem since this problem appears because
each
> time you post back to the server you get a new session and start from the
> beginning. The Problem here is that iframes does not store the session so
to
> solve this enable cookieless in the web.config file under the SessionState
> tag. This will solve the problem but you will face another restriction is
> that the same thing will happen if you left this page to navigate to
another
> page and returned back here using the menu you have at the top. This will
> give the iframe a new session.
> If the last problem makes difference with you send me and I can explain to
> you a workaround.
>
> Best Regards,
> Reda Abdel Salam
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>
>
> > Hello All,
> >
> > I have a MapInfo .NET problem.
> >
> > I display an aspx page inside an iframe that is on an asp page which is
> > located on another server on another domain. After the initial query and
> > display of points, if the user zooms in using the zoom tool the points
> > disappear. If the aspx page is viewed without being inside the frame
this
> > problem does not happen. You can see this behavior here:
> >
> > http://www.TexasIndustryProfiles.com/apps/ChildcareGIS
> >
> > http://204.65.189.136/ChildcareGIS/webform1.aspx
> >
> >
> > The first URL is with the frame. The second goes straight to the
MapXtreme
> > server. This behavior does not happen when I run in development with the
> > frame on one server and the map on another.
> >
> > Can anyone shed some light on this problem?
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> >
> > Mark
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Re: MI-L MapXtreme 2004 Problem?

[Reda.Hamdy]

Dear Mark,

This is not a MapXtreme 2004 Problem since this problem appears because each
time you post back to the server you get a new session and start from the
beginning. The Problem here is that iframes does not store the session so to
solve this enable cookieless in the web.config file under the SessionState
tag. This will solve the problem but you will face another restriction is
that the same thing will happen if you left this page to navigate to another
page and returned back here using the menu you have at the top. This will
give the iframe a new session.
If the last problem makes difference with you send me and I can explain to
you a workaround.

Best Regards,
Reda Abdel Salam
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> Hello All,
>
> I have a MapInfo .NET problem.
>
> I display an aspx page inside an iframe that is on an asp page which is
> located on another server on another domain. After the initial query and
> display of points, if the user zooms in using the zoom tool the points
> disappear. If the aspx page is viewed without being inside the frame this
> problem does not happen. You can see this behavior here:
>
> http://www.TexasIndustryProfiles.com/apps/ChildcareGIS
>
> http://204.65.189.136/ChildcareGIS/webform1.aspx
>
>
> The first URL is with the frame. The second goes straight to the MapXtreme
> server. This behavior does not happen when I run in development with the
> frame on one server and the map on another.
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[Mark Duksta]

Hello All,

I have a MapInfo .NET problem.

I display an aspx page inside an iframe that is on an asp page which is
located on another server on another domain. After the initial query and
display of points, if the user zooms in using the zoom tool the points
disappear. If the aspx page is viewed without being inside the frame this
problem does not happen. You can see this behavior here:

http://www.TexasIndustryProfiles.com/apps/ChildcareGIS

http://204.65.189.136/ChildcareGIS/webform1.aspx


The first URL is with the frame. The second goes straight to the MapXtreme
server. This behavior does not happen when I run in development with the
frame on one server and the map on another.

Can anyone shed some light on this problem?


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[Mark Duksta]

Hello All,

Using SQL I'm inserting records in a temporary table (TableInfoMemTable) .
I'm displaying the results on a map control on a Web form. I can't figure
out how to see how many records are being returned. How do I do this?


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RE: MI-L MapXtreme don't run

[yýldýz]

Thanks Jery ,

i have test my geosets and as first time have see
"Hedear Error" (the geosets was 4.5 and my mapx is
5.0)

and have renew the geosets , --> MapX broker dosnt
run.

restart my pc --> MapX broker dosnt run again

Have you another idea ?

Best Regards 
Davut

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> My MapXBroker hes been runing since today witout any
> problem.
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> My MapxBroker doesn't start(i'm admin on my
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Hi listers,

My MapXBroker hes been runing since today witout any
problem.
But today i have a problem ; 
My MapxBroker doesn't start(i'm admin on my computer)
What is wrong ?
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MI-L MapXtreme query

[Simon Hume]

Hi

We've recently bought MapXtreme to commence development of an intranet Web mapping 
service for the Authority.  This will then be expanded to out Extranet and finally the 
Internet

MapXtreme is held on it's own server, as are the intranet and internet. The GIS data 
is held on yet another server.

The problem my colleague has found is that of enabling access to the Web mapping 
service when they are using a service ie the Intranet that resides on a seperate 
server.

Has anyone else encountered this problem.  If so, how did they get round it?

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MI-L MapXTreme (King Alpha) ignorance woes

[Cigarette Smoking]

Dear list;
I am trying to come up to speed with MapXTreme SDK, or King Alpha, or 
whatever they are calling it at the moment.  I have only very distant and 
limited experience of MapX; and no training materials.  Will you good people 
point me at a few resources - samples or something - that could help my 
troubles?  What I want to do is simple - make a geoset, open it in ASP.NET 
page, let people zoom and info etc.  Code samples posted on MapInfo site 
seem to be dated from when the dinosaurs roamed... Something a little more 
recent will be appreciated.
Sincerely,

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Hola Jose Manuel

Yes, no problem so far. If you use HahtSite you have to register 
hsrun.exe under the "Web Service Extensions" of IIS.

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> Hello all!
> 
>  Has anybody outthere run successfully MapXtreme NT Version 3.0
> on a
> Windows 2003 server? 
> 
>  Thank you in advance for your help
> 
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>  Mexico City
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Hello all!

 Has anybody outthere run successfully MapXtreme NT Version 3.0 on a
Windows 2003 server?

 Thank you in advance for your help

 Jose Manuel Ramirez T
 Mexico City

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MI-L MapXtreme Legend Problem

[Sayed Hifazat Ali]

Dear All,

How can i change the color of legends in mapxtreme asp code.

if category 1 is not empty its should be red and
if category 2 is not empty it should be green and
if category 3 is not empty then it should be blue.

but in my case its fixed .. ie. if value of category 1 is empty then for
category 2 its displaying red ..
which is wrong, it should display green as category 2 is displayed in green
and not red.

can anyone help me..

Thanks in Advance and Happy New Year and Happy Christmas to all

Bets Regards

Sayed

below is the code where I m showing the theme


Set objDS = Session(SESN_MAPPER).DataSets(strDataSetName)
nThemeType = 5
nNumFields = Request.Form("ParcelID")
CategoryID = Request.Form("CategoryID")
j = Session(SESN_MAPPER).layers.count
for cnt = 1 to j
 if cnt = 5 then
 set fs = Session(SESN_MAPPER).layers(cnt)
 strlyrs = fs.Name
 exit for
end if
next

AcceptValueVar = Trim(Request.Form("areamapid"))

Session(SESN_MAPPER).Layers.ClearSelection
Session(SESN_MAPPER).Layers(fs.Name).Refresh
bResult1 = DeleteAllThemes("dsODBCCounties")
bResult = DeleteAllThemes("strDataSetName")

bRC = CreateMapODBCQueryInfo(objODBCQueryInfo)
if CategoryID <> 0 then
objODBCQueryInfo.SqlQuery = "Select * from Plot_Detail where Area_ID = 
"&
AcceptValueVar &" and Category_ID='"&CategoryID&"'"'"& s &""
else
objODBCQueryInfo.SqlQuery = "Select * from Plot_Detail where Area_ID = 
"&
AcceptValueVar &""'"& s &""
end if
objODBCQueryInfo.DataSource = "" & Application("dsn") & ";" ' name 
of odbc
datasource
objODBCQueryInfo.ConnectString = "uid=" & Application("uid") & ";pwd=" 
&
Application("pwd") &";" 'can be left blank, or can include user= or pwd= or
DLG=
'bRC = CreateMapFields(objField)
'objField.add "PARCEL_ID", "PARCEL_ID" , 4, 0
objField.add "Category_ID", "Category_ID" , 0, 1
objField.add "CategoryName", "CategoryName" , 0, 1
objField.add "Category", "Category" , 0, 1
Set objBindLayer = Session(SESN_MAPPER).layers(""& strlyrs &"")
Session(SESN_MAPPER).Datasets.add miDataSetODBC,
objODBCQueryInfo,"dsODBCCounties",_
"Parcel_ID", , objBindLayer
If bRC = True Then
Set objDS = Session(SESN_MAPPER).DataSets(strDataSetName)
End If
bRC = CreateMapFields(objFields)
strgc = "CategoryName"
set objTheme = objDS.themes.add (nThemeType, strgc)

Set rc = objTheme.ThemeProperties.IndividualValueCategories(1)

objTheme.legend.top = 2
objTheme.legend.left = 2

objTheme.legend.visible = true
objTheme.legend.Title = "Plot Records "
objTheme.legend.SubTitle = "by Plot Categories"





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MI-L MapXtreme Java configuration on websphere 5.1

[omine]

Hello Listers,

 First of all, I would like to wish you all a very happy new year, I
hope all of your dreams become true.

 I've been dealing with MapXtreme Java 4.5 and Websphere 5.1 under a
Win2K enviroment. I installed MapXtreme and it was working pretty fine,
then I tried to install a new component that uses the mapping servlet and
MapXtreme stopped working. On the websphere log file I found this error:


java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/mapinfo/xmlprot/XMLUtils

 Is there anybody outthere who went through this situation before? How
can I fix this error?

  Thank you in advance for any help you could bring me and, again, Happy
New Year!

  Jose Manuel Ramirez T
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MI-L MapXtreme Legend Problem

[Sayed Hifazat Ali]

Dear All,

How can i change the color of legends in mapxtreme asp code.

if category 1 is not empty its should be red and
if category 2 is not empty it should be green and
if category 3 is not empty then it should be blue.

but in my case its fixed .. ie. if value of category 1 is empty then for
category 2 its displaying red ..
which is wrong, it should display green as category 2 is displayed in green
and not red.

can anyone help me..

Thanks in Advance and Happy New Year and Happy Christmas to all

Bets Regards

Sayed





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MI-L MapXtreme Legend Problem

[Sayed Hifazat Ali]

Dear All,

How can i fix the color of legends in mapxtreme asp code.

if category is 1 its should be red adn
if category is 2 it should be green and
if category is 3 then it should be blue.

but in my case its fixed .. ie. if value of category 1 is empty then for
category 2 its displaying red ..which is wrong.

can anyone help me..

Thanks in Advance and Happy New Year and Happy Christmas to all

Bets Regards

Sayed





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RE: MI-L MapXtreme Java performance tunning in Solaris

[Sayed Hifazat Ali]

Dear ,

I want to test some mapxtreme java sample on my machine
i have installed jrun and wants to test these sample java files

can anyone help me in this regards

thanks in advance

hifazat
lemah

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Subject: MI-L MapXtreme Java performance tunning in Solaris


Hello all,

 I guess this question has been asked a hundred times... so I hope
someone
of you guys can help me.

 I have developed an application using MapXtreme Java and is running
under a Solaris box with WebSphere as application server... it is already
up and running... however, our customer is screaming for a faster
response...
we have done several adjustements at database level and even at code
level...
now I was wondering if there is something we can do on the server
configuration...
I was thinking on two main things to look at: Websphere configuration and
the X11 service configuration... Is my approach correct? Or do I have to
look somewhere else? Which do you guys think are the main parameters I
should
look at?

 Thank you in advance for any help you could give me.

 Saludos!

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Re: MI-L MapXtreme Java performance tunning in Solaris

[Ian Erickson]

Jose,

I'll pass on a few things that I've learned while deploying MapXtreme Java
solutions:

1)  Use the latest version of MapXtreme you can get your hands on.  With
every revision, there seems to be a performance gain and the developers at
MapInfo really do try to squeeze every last ounce of performance out of the
JVM.

2) Use the HotSpot Client VM.  Apparently, because of the graphic-centric
focus of MapXtreme, the Client VM is apparently just a little better at
rendering performance than the Server VM.

3) Use the latest JRE.  Same as MapInfo, Sun really does find ways to make
things run faster.  Just going from 1.3.1 to 1.4.2, I've noticed an increase
in performance.

4) If you don't have to force the -Djava.awt.Headless mode - don't.  You may
not have an option on the Solaris box that you're using but that will
probably make a big difference.

5) Try starting the VM with a larger heap size.

6) Create your MDF files as NamedMaps and call them using names.

This should give you a place to start.  I've had more headaches trying to
wrap MapXtreme into different application servers.  I learned that if you
don't have to deploy MapXtreme into a servlet container other than Tomcat,
don't.  These suggestions are a combination of recommendations that MapInfo
makes, and some of my own personal experience - take them with a grain of
salt.  The best way - test, test, test.

- Ian Erickson

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Sent: Friday, November 28, 2003 10:43 AM
Subject: MI-L MapXtreme Java performance tunning in Solaris


Hello all,

 I guess this question has been asked a hundred times... so I hope
someone
of you guys can help me.

 I have developed an application using MapXtreme Java and is running
under a Solaris box with WebSphere as application server... it is already
up and running... however, our customer is screaming for a faster
response...
we have done several adjustements at database level and even at code
level...
now I was wondering if there is something we can do on the server
configuration...
I was thinking on two main things to look at: Websphere configuration and
the X11 service configuration... Is my approach correct? Or do I have to
look somewhere else? Which do you guys think are the main parameters I
should
look at?

 Thank you in advance for any help you could give me.

 Saludos!

 Jose Manuel Ramirez T


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[omine]

Hello all,

 I guess this question has been asked a hundred times... so I hope someone
of you guys can help me.

 I have developed an application using MapXtreme Java and is running
under a Solaris box with WebSphere as application server... it is already
up and running... however, our customer is screaming for a faster response...
we have done several adjustements at database level and even at code level...
now I was wondering if there is something we can do on the server configuration...
I was thinking on two main things to look at: Websphere configuration and
the X11 service configuration... Is my approach correct? Or do I have to
look somewhere else? Which do you guys think are the main parameters I should
look at?

 Thank you in advance for any help you could give me.

 Saludos!

 Jose Manuel Ramirez T


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MI-L MapXtreme tutorial/guide

[Conway Pene]

Hi all,

I'm looking for a quick guide to MapXtreme to do some
very basic web mapping.  I can make the sample
applications to work, but I need to be able to do
something similar with my own data.  I have a Win2000
server running a IIS, and I would like to display some
online maps with basic navigation and layer controls. 
Any directions to sites and or guides would be much
appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

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Re: MI-L MapXtreme & web mapping

[sherif.akoush]

Hi,

I have been working in web mapping for quite a time...I am using Mapxtreme java 4.5. 
If you need assistance I will be glad to help.
As a start you can download Mapxtreme from MapInfo Site.
There are two version : Java and NT.
Java version is open platform as it is based on Java.
You can compare their features to know what you really wants.
There is a forum specifically for MapXtreme at MapInfo. You can subscribe and then 
post your questions their also.



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  Hi all,

   

  I would like to communicate with someone and get some advice, beginners hints and 
starting pointers on using MapXtreme and web mapping principles, if at all possible. 
May be some directions to some sites I can look at to get hints and tips from also 
would be a help.

   

  Thanks.

   

   

  Doug Pease

  GIS Officer

  Livingstone Shire Council

  PO Box 600

  Yeppoon 4703

  Qld Australia

   

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Re: MI-L MapXtreme & web mapping

[Flavio Hendry]

Hi Doug

> I would like to communicate with someone and get some advice,
> beginners hints and starting pointers on using MapXtreme ...

If you want to do sophisticated applications with MapXtreme (or any 
other such as ArcIMS or MapServer) there is no easy way to get into it 
and there are no "real hints" to make life easy ... it's normallly 
pretty complex and might involve several month of hard work just to get 
going ...

sample apps to give you an idea of what can be done:
http://www.mapserver.ch/english/index.php?menu=References

best regards
flavio


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MI-L MapXtreme & web mapping

[Doug Pease]

Hi all,

 

I would like to communicate with someone and get some advice,
beginners hints and starting pointers on using
MapXtreme and web mapping principles, if at all possible. May be some
directions to some sites I can look at to get hints and tips from also would be
a help.

 

Thanks.

 

 

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Re: MI-L MI-L: MapXtreme and scaled printing

[Ian Erickson]

Ian,

Alternately, if you have the time and the will, you could use Easy Software
Products HTMLDOC.  Doing so would require either altering the source to
compile as an ActiveX COM object, use a scripting language that will allow
you to run commandline programs (a little scary if you ask me), or rather
write a small ActiveX wrapper for the HTMLDOC executable.

http://www.easysw.com/htmldoc/

I've deployed sites using the latter with no headaches.

- Ian Erickson

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> Hi Jan
>
> Yes, there is a way, we use PDFlib (www.pdflib.com) and create PDF on
> the fly (I do not think that one really can control scale using pure
> html as you have no paper size control). See for example:
>
> - http://www.mapserver.ch/waedenswil/index_e.phtml
> - zzom in to some are with houses
> - see the icon block on the far right and use the one on the most left
>
> ciao
> flavio
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> > Dear listers
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> > Is there any way that MapXtreme can print a finished map to a
> > specific scale or is it simply an impossibility?  I've seen other
> > MapXtreme applications that give the width of the printed map in
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> > Many thanks
> >
> > Ian White.
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Re: MI-L MI-L: MapXtreme and scaled printing

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Hi Jan

Yes, there is a way, we use PDFlib (www.pdflib.com) and create PDF on 
the fly (I do not think that one really can control scale using pure 
html as you have no paper size control). See for example:

- http://www.mapserver.ch/waedenswil/index_e.phtml
- zzom in to some are with houses
- see the icon block on the far right and use the one on the most left

ciao
flavio

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> Dear listers
> 
> Is there any way that MapXtreme can print a finished map to a
> specific scale or is it simply an impossibility?  I've seen other
> MapXtreme applications that give the width of the printed map in
> metres, but is there any way of controlling the scale?
> 
> Many thanks
> 
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Dear listers

Is there any way that MapXtreme can print a finished map to a specific scale or is it 
simply an impossibility?  I've seen other MapXtreme applications that give the width 
of the printed map in metres, but is there any way of controlling the scale?

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RE: MI-L MapXTreme Java

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You can reach the mxj one on www.mapinfo.com -> support & training -> online forums

need to register there by the way..

Antoine

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Hi All,

It seems a dedicated forum exist on MXJ... How to reach it ?

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MI-L MapXTreme Java

[michel Van Asten]

Hi All,

It seems a dedicated forum exist on MXJ... How to reach it ?

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MI-L MapXtreme and Geoset Manager

[Stephen Johnson]

Dear All,

Has anyone noticed an improvement in the Geoset Manager in the latest
release of MapXtreme?  The Geoset Manager has not changed for some time now
and it is has limitations which we find quite frustrating.

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AW: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description

[Verwohlt, Monika]

Hi Antoine,
this helps me! Thank you.

Best regards, Moni

-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Gilbert, Antoine [mailto:AGilbert@;korem.com]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 24. Oktober 2002 21:48
An: Gilbert, Antoine; Lars Nielsen; Verwohlt, Monika;
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Betreff: RE: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description


Here an example of a mdf, a mdf is a xml file

you can check the dtd in mxjdtds.jar(MI_XML_Protocol_MapPersistence_4_0.dtd) (if you 
using map4.5)

With the DTDs you can get all necessary info on how mdf is constructed.


-1.7043704207278237E7-147481.3400171.7099255818864234E7-147481.340017milemi1609.3441,
 
104MapInfo12,
 62, 7, 
0MapInfo

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mdf file is not a XML one ?

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Envoyé : 24 octobre, 2002 13:51
À : Verwohlt, Monika; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : Re: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description


Hi Monika,

The MDF file format is binary. I haven't seen any description of it.

Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Lars V. Nielsen
Odense, Denmark
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Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 3:49 PM
Subject: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description


Hi List-Members,
I am looking for a syntax-description for Map Definiton Files (*.mdf).

I want to generate map definiton files by our own application based on MapBasic (that 
contains some features of the Map Definiton Manager) and load these files by a  
MapXtreme Java application. So we need a file format description of MDF, but we didn't 
find anything about it in the documentation. Does anyone know, if a format description 
is available ??

Thanks in advance, Monika

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Re: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description

[Lars Nielsen]

Hi Monika,

The MDF file format is binary. I haven't seen any description of it.

Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Lars V. Nielsen
Odense, Denmark
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Hi List-Members,
I am looking for a syntax-description for Map Definiton Files (*.mdf).

I want to generate map definiton files by our own application based on MapBasic (that 
contains some features of the Map Definiton Manager) and load these files by a  
MapXtreme Java application. So we need a file format description of MDF, but we didn't 
find anything about it in the documentation. Does anyone know, if a format description 
is available ??

Thanks in advance, Monika

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RE: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description

[Gilbert, Antoine]

mdf file is not a XML one ?

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À : Verwohlt, Monika; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : Re: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description


Hi Monika,

The MDF file format is binary. I haven't seen any description of it.

Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Lars V. Nielsen
Odense, Denmark
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Subject: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description


Hi List-Members,
I am looking for a syntax-description for Map Definiton Files (*.mdf).

I want to generate map definiton files by our own application based on MapBasic (that 
contains some features of the Map Definiton Manager) and load these files by a  
MapXtreme Java application. So we need a file format description of MDF, but we didn't 
find anything about it in the documentation. Does anyone know, if a format description 
is available ??

Thanks in advance, Monika

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RE: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description

[Gilbert, Antoine]

Here an example of a mdf, a mdf is a xml file

you can check the dtd in mxjdtds.jar(MI_XML_Protocol_MapPersistence_4_0.dtd) (if you 
using map4.5)

With the DTDs you can get all necessary info on how mdf is constructed.


-1.7043704207278237E7-147481.3400171.7099255818864234E7-147481.340017milemi1609.3441,
 
104MapInfo12,
 62, 7, 
0MapInfo

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Objet : RE: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description


mdf file is not a XML one ?

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Envoyé : 24 octobre, 2002 13:51
À : Verwohlt, Monika; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : Re: MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description


Hi Monika,

The MDF file format is binary. I haven't seen any description of it.

Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Lars V. Nielsen
Odense, Denmark
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Hi List-Members,
I am looking for a syntax-description for Map Definiton Files (*.mdf).

I want to generate map definiton files by our own application based on MapBasic (that 
contains some features of the Map Definiton Manager) and load these files by a  
MapXtreme Java application. So we need a file format description of MDF, but we didn't 
find anything about it in the documentation. Does anyone know, if a format description 
is available ??

Thanks in advance, Monika

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MI-L MapXtreme Java MDF syntax description

[Verwohlt, Monika]

Hi List-Members,
I am looking for a syntax-description for Map Definiton Files (*.mdf).

I want to generate map definiton files by our own application based on MapBasic (that 
contains some features of the Map Definiton Manager) and load these files by a  
MapXtreme Java application. So we need a file format description of MDF, but we didn't 
find anything about it in the documentation. Does anyone know, if a format description 
is available ??

Thanks in advance, Monika

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RE: MI-L MapXtreme - JDBC

[Gilbert, Antoine]

Hi

If you using db always from same computer, simply map a drive to the remote database 
when creating the odbc connection in windows..

Otherwise, you will have to install/configure it along with ODBC on each client, but 
it will work.

But if this not a viable solution for you, i think you can't use the jdbc-odbc driver 
because odbc by itself is kinda "local"...

Depend on driver specifications.. for example, when you using jdbc-mysql driver, you 
specify the jdbc url with the host of the machine. (driver connecting directly to bd, 
not via odbc as intermediate...)

If you using dbf tables, maybe you can find some jdbc-dbf drivers..

also, maybe there exists some hints to use the jdbc-odbc driver as you want, but that 
not the normal use..

sorry for my noob english

Hope this help

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Envoyé : 15 octobre, 2002 16:33
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Is there a Java expert that can show me how to open a JDBC connection to a server?  
Below is the simple code that works to read a DB file on the local computer.  What I 
am trying to do is read it from a server - the same web server MapXtreme is running on.

To explain a little, because MapXtreme is so slow I have moved most of the data out of 
the TAB file into .DBF file (could be Access DB or other none Spatial DB).  A 
particular object location is read from MapXtreme and then the DB file is referenced 
for the data (could be 1000's of records where the TAB file is way smaller).  The 
strSite and strTableName variables are passed from the MapXtreme portion.  


Now this works if 'DATAFILE' is local (or the whole thing is run on the server), what 
I am looking for is an ODBC/JDBC connection that references a server.  Is that 
possible or am I running into the realms of RMI?  Alternatives I have looked at are 
copying these DBF files to the local hard disk, but that would prevent the application 
from running as an applet if so desired.

Are there any samples of:  com.mapinfo.dp.jdbc out there?  Any ideas?

Thanks
Mark Crompton
Nextel RF Technology Manager, West Region


**
import java.sql.*;

public class ReadODBC
{
public static void main (String[] args)
{
Statement ODBCstmt;
Connection ODBCcon;
String strSite = "5018";
String strTableName = "DATAFILE";
ResultSet rs;
ResultSetMetaData rsmd;
String strQry = "";

try // Load the 
jdbc-odbc bridge driver
{
Class.forName ("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
ODBCcon = DriverManager.getConnection ( "jdbc:odbc:ULDATAdbf" 
, "", "");
ODBCstmt = ODBCcon.createStatement ();

rs = ODBCstmt.executeQuery ("Select * from " + strTableName);
rsmd = rs.getMetaData();

strQry = "Select * from " + strTableName + " where 
"+rsmd.getColumnName(1)+" = '"+strSite+"'";
rs = ODBCstmt.executeQuery (strQry);
while (rs.next()) 
{
System.out.println(strSite+" " + rs.getString(2) + " 
"+ rs.getString(3));
}

ODBCcon.close();
}
catch (Exception ex) 
{
ex.printStackTrace ();
}
}
}

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Is there a Java expert that can show me how to open a JDBC connection to a server?  
Below is the simple code that works to read a DB file on the local computer.  What I 
am trying to do is read it from a server - the same web server MapXtreme is running on.

To explain a little, because MapXtreme is so slow I have moved most of the data out of 
the TAB file into .DBF file (could be Access DB or other none Spatial DB).  A 
particular object location is read from MapXtreme and then the DB file is referenced 
for the data (could be 1000's of records where the TAB file is way smaller).  The 
strSite and strTableName variables are passed from the MapXtreme portion.  


Now this works if 'DATAFILE' is local (or the whole thing is run on the server), what 
I am looking for is an ODBC/JDBC connection that references a server.  Is that 
possible or am I running into the realms of RMI?  Alternatives I have looked at are 
copying these DBF files to the local hard disk, but that would prevent the application 
from running as an applet if so desired.

Are there any samples of:  com.mapinfo.dp.jdbc out there?  Any ideas?

Thanks
Mark Crompton
Nextel RF Technology Manager, West Region


**
import java.sql.*;

public class ReadODBC
{
public static void main (String[] args)
{
Statement ODBCstmt;
Connection ODBCcon;
String strSite = "5018";
String strTableName = "DATAFILE";
ResultSet rs;
ResultSetMetaData rsmd;
String strQry = "";

try // Load the 
jdbc-odbc bridge driver
{
Class.forName ("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
ODBCcon = DriverManager.getConnection ( "jdbc:odbc:ULDATAdbf" 
, "", "");
ODBCstmt = ODBCcon.createStatement ();

rs = ODBCstmt.executeQuery ("Select * from " + strTableName);
rsmd = rs.getMetaData();

strQry = "Select * from " + strTableName + " where 
"+rsmd.getColumnName(1)+" = '"+strSite+"'";
rs = ODBCstmt.executeQuery (strQry);
while (rs.next()) 
{
System.out.println(strSite+" " + rs.getString(2) + " 
"+ rs.getString(3));
}

ODBCcon.close();
}
catch (Exception ex) 
{
ex.printStackTrace ();
}
}
}

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[Stanley Ng]

Hi, Kevan

MapXtreme Java 4.0 is much more powerful than 3.5.
It supports Oracle 9i and 8i, and also has a Wizard
which can largely reduce the time of production.
Some more upgrade in other functions. 

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Hello, dear listers:
 
We are evaluating the possibility of purchasing MapInfo MapXtreme Java.
The situation is that version 3.5 is cheaper, while version 4.0 is much more
expensive.
Is there anybody having experiences on both versions?
What functions are added on version 4.0?  Are they important?
 
 
Hope to get some advices.
 
Thanks!
 
Keven
 
 
 

MI-L MapXtreme NT - Benchmarks

[Don Gilman]

Howdy!

I'm looking to compare our MapXtreme project's hardware requirements to
other fielded systems.

The application is Sales Force Automation.  It allows Reps to enter filter
criteria on MapXtreme and extract leads.  We run 5-8 filter criteria.

We are running 3 dual Dell 2550's (1.2 ghz CPU on 1gb of RAM and RAID 0,
Win2k).  

Web server (general ASP, Active Reports, a "special activity" and Admin
functions).
Biz server (MapXtreme)
SQL server (SQL 2000)

After getting some help from MapInfo Consulting, we switched from ADO to DAO
in addition to analyzing our SQL queries.   ALL COM, no DCOM. 100mb between
the 3 boxes. All Standard MS versions - not Enterprise.  

We anticipate the system will run concurrent 5-6 users executing filtering
on up to 300 zip codes (our lowest defined boundary), and possibly 30k
possible leads (within the boundary) over 56k dial up lines (yes some folks
have DSL)..  While we have substantially improved our performance (by 200%)
we are still unclear about what type of boxes the client will need to
purchase for full blown production.  Scale out or scale up?

We think scaling OUT on the database make sense (we have another heavy SQL
functionality run off the web server) and scaling UP on the MapXtreme box if
necessary (which we don't think is going to be as important as the SQL
boxes).  Likewise scaling OUT on the web boxes makes sense (reporting,
admin, "other function", and general user pages).  

Hopefully several of you will share and we will all be better prepared to
make our clients impressed with MapXtreme's performance.

Sincerely,

Don Gilman, P.E.
Applied Computing
www.appcomp.com
979.268.8320 


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[Denis Lalonde]

Hi Robert,

The best thing to do is post your question on this
discussion group. There are lots of people that read
this list that have years of experience and will be
able to answer your questions or at least give you an
idea on how to tackle them.

In our case, we have developed many MapXtreme sites
and may be able to help you. Take a look at our
portfolio of sites we've developed:
http://www.dbxgeomatics.com/portfolio-web.asp?Language=EN

regards,
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[Robert Molina]

Hi all, my name is robert, im from cuba, I need your help.

Im looking for someone to help me to solve some questions about MapXtreme,

Best regards,

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RE: MI-L MapXtreme Java , 3.5 or 4.0?

[Gilbert, Antoine]

Hiya

I am working with mapxtreme java since version 1.0 (or 2.0 ?)

If i remember, there is no major incompatibility issues to get from 3.0 to 4.0

There is some new features in 4.0

For a list of new features from mapinfo : 

http://dynamo.mapinfo.com/miproducts/Upgrade.cfm?ProductID=1162

But in my own opinion (for us) , custom jsp tags is the more noticeable new feature. 
Other new feature are not major changes.

Hope this help

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Hello, dear listers:
 
We are evaluating the possibility of purchasing MapInfo MapXtreme Java.
The situation is that version 3.5 is cheaper, while version 4.0 is much more
expensive.
Is there anybody having experiences on both versions?
What functions are added on version 4.0?  Are they important?
 
 
Hope to get some advices.
 
Thanks!
 
Keven
 
 
 

RE: MI-L MapXtreme Java , 3.5 or 4.0?

[CRISP, Paul -Syntegra UK]

Can't speak with any degree of authority but I worked at MapInfo in the UK
while the earlier versions of MapXtreme Java were being released on an
unsuspecting world. I never did any paid work with the product at the time
but colleagues did. The biggest issues seemed to be around installation -
some exasperating quirks in use but thats not unreasonable in a new product.


Having just installed MapXtreme Java 4 all these years (well, two) later to
finally do some work in anger, I was expecting more problems than I've had.
It seems to me that the extra functionality is nice but the real difference
is ease of installation and stability. It integrates with Tomcat and Apache
really smoothly. The time saving could repay the extra exepnse.

Its worth bearing in mind that its pretty pure Java - the object model and
coding bear little resemblence to Pro - and is essentially a viewer. You
can't do much object editing with it (though we've found some neat tricks).
I would guess that developer pressure will eventually drive it into being
more fully featured, much as happened with MapX but not for now.

Also - Java is a whole approach rather than just a programming language. I
get caught out all the time by where files live and so on, whereas my
Java'ed up colleagues have not problem with the product even though they
know nowt about maps.

HTH

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The situation is that version 3.5 is cheaper, while version 4.0 is much more
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Is there anybody having experiences on both versions?
What functions are added on version 4.0?  Are they important?
 
 
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MI-L MapXtreme Java , 3.5 or 4.0?

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Hello, dear listers:
 
We are evaluating the possibility of purchasing MapInfo MapXtreme Java.
The situation is that version 3.5 is cheaper, while version 4.0 is much more
expensive.
Is there anybody having experiences on both versions?
What functions are added on version 4.0?  Are they important?
 
 
Hope to get some advices.
 
Thanks!
 
Keven
 
 
 

Re: MI-L MapXtreme Question

[Ian Erickson]

Take a look at the function that creates a map filename.  In most of the
example sets this function is called CreateUniqueFileName and can be found
in the miUtilities.asp library.  (Of course, this only applies if you're
using ASP).  I assume that your predecessor changed the code for some reason
and MapXtreme is expecting a filename that ends with .GIF, .JPG, .PNG or
whatever extension is appropriate for the call to ExportMap() that you are
making.

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>
> Currently I started to work on mapxtreme, and i am very new about it (in
> fact i am continuing a project that one of my colleague left to me)
> but i've got a problem on mapxtreme.
>
> I am receiving the following error message :
>
> " MapFileType MAP94073819143321247.1043 Unable to create specified file. "
>
> So  i cant get the map window on my browser.
>
> Has anyone got idea  for this problem will be greatly appreciated.
>
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MI-L MapXtreme Question

[Gokhan BAGCI]

Hi all,

Currently I started to work on mapxtreme, and i am very new about it (in
fact i am continuing a project that one of my colleague left to me)
but i've got a problem on mapxtreme.

I am receiving the following error message :

" MapFileType MAP94073819143321247.1043 Unable to create specified file. "

So  i cant get the map window on my browser.

Has anyone got idea  for this problem will be greatly appreciated.

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MI-L MapXtreme expired

[Robert Molina]

Hello all, I´d need that someone help to solve my problemm, I download MapXtreme v 3.0 
from MapInfo site, when I instaled it, I obtained the next message:

That version doesn´t work because that version expired.

Someone can help me, how to reinstall MapXtreme again and not to obtain that message .

Best regards Mr. Robert


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MI-L MapXTreme Java Data Binding

[Michel Van Asten]

Hi,

I am trying to bind data from a MySQL Database, and I got error with the
fetchColumnStatistics method
I got an error on the SQL query given as parameter of the constructor of the
JDBCTableDescHelper class
---> JDBCTableDescHelper(java.lang.String query, boolean useQuotes)... I
control the query it is correct !

Note all the mapinfo sample use always a table name not a query... If
somebody have such a sample it would be very
helpfull.

Thanks,

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RE: MI-L MapXtreme Java - adding TAB Files

[Gilbert, Antoine]

Hi

Which version of mapj are you using ? an old version i guess ?

Because there is no such constructor for TABDataProviderHelper in the api 
documentation..

Try this (i know that work in mapj3.0 and mapj4.0)

TABTableDescHelper TabDesc = new TABTableDescHelper(filename);
TABDataProviderHelper DPHelper = new TABDataProviderHelper(directory);

hope this help

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All,

I am having problems programmatically adding mapinfo TAB files.  Here's the
sample code straight from the book.

TABTableDescHelper myTabDesc = new TABTableDescHelper(strTabFileToAdd);
TABDataProviderHelper myDPHelper = new TABDataProviderHelper(strMapPath,
false, false, false, false);
MapXtremeDataProviderRef myMXDPRef = new
MapXtremeDataProviderRef(myDPHelper, strServerName, nPort);

The 2nd line will not compile with the following error.
simplemap.java.442: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  :  contructor TABDataProviderHelper
(java.lang.String,boolean,boolean,boolean,boolean)
location: class com.mapinfo.dp.tab.TABDataProviderHelper
TABDataProviderHelper myDPHelper = new
TABDataProviderHelper(strMapPath,false,false,false,fasle);

the /\ is pointing to the 'new' comment.
All 3 of the tab.TAB*.class files are imported.

Any ideas?  Thanks,
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MI-L MapXtreme Java - adding TAB Files

[Crompton, Mark]

All,

I am having problems programmatically adding mapinfo TAB files.  Here's the
sample code straight from the book.

TABTableDescHelper myTabDesc = new TABTableDescHelper(strTabFileToAdd);
TABDataProviderHelper myDPHelper = new TABDataProviderHelper(strMapPath,
false, false, false, false);
MapXtremeDataProviderRef myMXDPRef = new
MapXtremeDataProviderRef(myDPHelper, strServerName, nPort);

The 2nd line will not compile with the following error.
simplemap.java.442: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  :  contructor TABDataProviderHelper
(java.lang.String,boolean,boolean,boolean,boolean)
location: class com.mapinfo.dp.tab.TABDataProviderHelper
TABDataProviderHelper myDPHelper = new
TABDataProviderHelper(strMapPath,false,false,false,fasle);

the /\ is pointing to the 'new' comment.
All 3 of the tab.TAB*.class files are imported.

Any ideas?  Thanks,
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MI-L MapXtreme v3.0 for Windows & MS SQL Server - how to?

[Maky Nekaki]

Hi,

I downloaded MapXtreme v3.0 for Windows (trial). Everything works fine. But, when I 
try to change MS Access "mapstats.mdb" database with MS SQL Server nothing works.

 

 

Using MS Access wizard I uploaded mapstats.mdb to MS SQL Server in pre-pared database 
named mapstats, with UID=mapinfo and PWD=map.

 

Then, I changed following asp files:

 

a) In  ThematicsConstants.asp changed Const cThDatabaseFile = "mapstats.mdb" with 
Const cThDatabaseFile = ""

 

and

 

Const cThDatabaseDir = "C:\Program Files\MapInfo\MapX 5.0\Data" with

Const cThDatabaseDir = ""

 

 

b) In Thematics.asp changed objConnection.ConnectionString = "Driver={Microsoft Access 
Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ=" & strDatabaseFile & ";DefaultDir=" & strDatabaseDir & 
";Uid=Admin;Pwd=;"

 

with

 

objConnection.ConnectionString = "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Password=map;Persist Security 
Info=True;User ID=mapinfo;Initial Catalog=mapstats"

 

This string was copied from pre-pared mapstats.udl file enabling correct and checked 
connection with MS SQL Server.

 

Also, it is important to mention that no error received from the IE browser but only 
same, initial map of the World was displayed.

 

Any help or suggestion is highly appreciated.

 

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MI-L MapXtreme Java 4.0: MapJ code

[Madock Chiwenda]

Hi Everyone

I wonder if I am posting to the right list. If not
please would someone direct me to the correct one.

I would like to write the "Find Nearest" application
using MapJ API using Evaluation copy of MapXtreme Java
4.0 and the "Find Nearest" sample codes from MapInfo
KnowledgeBase.

However I cant get the MapJ object to load the Map
Definition I get the following error:

java.lang.NullPointerException
at java.io.StringReader.(StringReader.java:36)
at com.mapinfo.util.k.(Unknown Source)
at
com.mapinfo.coordsys.CoordSys.createFromPRJ(Unknown
Source)
at
com.mapinfo.xmlprot.csys.CoordSysXMLCreator.createCoordSys(Unknown
Source)
at com.mapinfo.xmlprot.mxtj.av.loadMapDef(Unknown
Source)
at com.mapinfo.mapj.MapJ.a(Unknown Source)
at com.mapinfo.mapj.MapJ.loadMapDefinition(Unknown
Source)
at com.mapinfo.mapj.MapJ.loadMapDefinition(Unknown
Source)
at jbuilder.Applet1.(Applet1.java:58)
at java.lang.Class.newInstance0(Native Method)
at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:237)
at
com.borland.jbuilder.runtime.applet.AppletTestbed.a(Unknown
Source)
at
com.borland.jbuilder.runtime.applet.AppletTestbed.startApplet(Unknown
Source)
at
com.borland.jbuilder.runtime.applet.AppletTestbed.main(Unknown
Source)


and the source code is


 import com.mapinfo.coordsys.CoordSys;
import com.mapinfo.util.*; //Class DoubleRect
import com.mapinfo.mapj.MapJ;
import
com.mapinfo.mapdefcontainer.FileMapDefContainer;
import com.mapinfo.mapdefcontainer.MapDefContainer;
import com.mapinfo.mapj.Layer;
import com.mapinfo.dp.FeatureSet;
import com.mapinfo.dp.util.RewindableFeatureSet;
import com.mapinfo.dp.Feature;
import com.mapinfo.dp.TableInfo;
import com.mapinfo.dp.PointGeometry;
import com.mapinfo.util.DoublePoint;
import javax.swing.*;
import com.mapinfo.beans.vmapj.*;
import com.borland.jbcl.layout.*;

public class Untitled1 {

  public Untitled1() {
  }
  public static void main(String[] args) {
try{
  MapJ mapJ = new MapJ();
  //mapJ.loadGeoset();
  //MapDefContainer mdc = new
FileMapDefContainer("C:\\programs\\mapinfo\\mapxtremejava\\sampleapps\\data");
  MapDefContainer mdc = new
FileMapDefContainer("C:\\programs\\mapinfo\\mapxtremejava\\sampleapps\\Java\\simplemap\\data");
  
  //mapJ.loadMapDefinition( mdc,"new.mdf");
}catch(Exception ex){
  ex.printStackTrace();
}
  }
}


Would someone who have solved the similar hurdle help.
I cant find any useful documentation

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MI-L MapXtreme Java 4.0: MapJ code

[Madock Chiwenda]

Hi Everyone

I wonder if I am posting to the right list. If not
please would someone direct me to the correct one.

I would like to write the "Find Nearest" application
using MapJ API using Evaluation copy of MapXtreme Java
4.0 and the "Find Nearest" sample codes from MapInfo
KnowledgeBase.

However I cant get the MapJ object to load the Map
Definition I get the following error:

java.lang.NullPointerException
at java.io.StringReader.(StringReader.java:36)
at com.mapinfo.util.k.(Unknown Source)
at
com.mapinfo.coordsys.CoordSys.createFromPRJ(Unknown
Source)
at
com.mapinfo.xmlprot.csys.CoordSysXMLCreator.createCoordSys(Unknown
Source)
at com.mapinfo.xmlprot.mxtj.av.loadMapDef(Unknown
Source)
at com.mapinfo.mapj.MapJ.a(Unknown Source)
at com.mapinfo.mapj.MapJ.loadMapDefinition(Unknown
Source)
at com.mapinfo.mapj.MapJ.loadMapDefinition(Unknown
Source)
at jbuilder.Applet1.(Applet1.java:58)
at java.lang.Class.newInstance0(Native Method)
at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:237)
at
com.borland.jbuilder.runtime.applet.AppletTestbed.a(Unknown
Source)
at
com.borland.jbuilder.runtime.applet.AppletTestbed.startApplet(Unknown
Source)
at
com.borland.jbuilder.runtime.applet.AppletTestbed.main(Unknown
Source)


and the source code is


 import com.mapinfo.coordsys.CoordSys;
import com.mapinfo.util.*; //Class DoubleRect
import com.mapinfo.mapj.MapJ;
import
com.mapinfo.mapdefcontainer.FileMapDefContainer;
import com.mapinfo.mapdefcontainer.MapDefContainer;
import com.mapinfo.mapj.Layer;
import com.mapinfo.dp.FeatureSet;
import com.mapinfo.dp.util.RewindableFeatureSet;
import com.mapinfo.dp.Feature;
import com.mapinfo.dp.TableInfo;
import com.mapinfo.dp.PointGeometry;
import com.mapinfo.util.DoublePoint;
import javax.swing.*;
import com.mapinfo.beans.vmapj.*;
import com.borland.jbcl.layout.*;

public class Untitled1 {

  public Untitled1() {
  }
  public static void main(String[] args) {
try{
  MapJ mapJ = new MapJ();
  //mapJ.loadGeoset();
  //MapDefContainer mdc = new
FileMapDefContainer("C:\\programs\\mapinfo\\mapxtremejava\\sampleapps\\data");
  MapDefContainer mdc = new
FileMapDefContainer("C:\\programs\\mapinfo\\mapxtremejava\\sampleapps\\Java\\simplemap\\data");
 
//mapJ.loadMapDefinition(mdc,"C:/programs/mapinfo/mapxtremejava/sampleapps/data/local/world.mdf");
 
//if(mdc.mapExists("C:\\programs\\mapinfo\\mapxtremejava\\sampleapps\\data\\local\\world.mdf")){
  if(mdc.mapExists("new.mdf")){
  //new JDialog("Yap");
System.out.println("Yap");
  }else{
System.out.println("Nope");
  }
  mapJ.loadGeoset("");
  //mapJ.loadMapDefinition( mdc,"new.mdf");
  //mapJ.loadMapDefinition(mdc,
"C:\\programs\\mapinfo\\mapxtremejava\\sampleapps\\data\\local\\world.mdf");
}catch(Exception ex){
  ex.printStackTrace();
}
  }
}

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MI-L - MapXtreme and CoordSys values

[Lombard, Kristi]

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Hello, we are trying to improve the performance of MapXtreme Java.  From the
MapInfo Products Knowledge Base, performance tuning (
http://testdrive.mapinfo.com/techsupp/miprod.nsf/5c41496d5951a49c852562b5004
f3a44/a13144eb99c9a6ec85256a8e004f02c5?OpenDocument

&Highlight=0,mdf) 
 
I am looking at the following suggestion:
Set appropriate coordinate system type for the task: To optimize image
rendering, set the display coordinate system to the one that is used by most
of the layer data. To optimize raw data access, set the numeric coordinate
system to the coordinate system that most of the layer data is in. The
numeric coordinate system is used for all numerical data associated with
MapJ, such as the bounds, zoom, and center.

For our map, we have entire US coverage.  We are using Latitude/Longitude
NAD83, Unprojected for both the display and numeric coordinate systems.
Does this seem best?  Does anyone have any recommendations regarding the
coordinate system/projection used?
 
Thanks in advance,
Kristi.

Kristi Lombard 
Software Engineer 
3e Technologies International, Inc. 
15800 Crabbs Branch Way, Ste 290 
Rockville, MD  20855 
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MI-L MapXtreme image tricks?

[Krahe, Chris]

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The "toFile" method of MapXtremeImageRenderer requires me to come up
with an image name, as well as clean up after myself later on.  In
addition to keeping the name unique per session, I must avoid the
browser cacheing problem.  You'd think MapXtreme might take care of
this for me, no?  (ala ArcIMS)

Is there something in the API I'm missing?  What clever do-it-yourself
methods are people using?

BTW, I'm implementing a bare-bones HTML client with MapXtreme Java
4.0.

thanks in advance,
Chris


Chris Krahe
Systems Architect
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MI-L MapXtreme for Java

[BARUCH Deborah FTRD/DMR/LON]

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MI-L MapXtreme and loading maps

[BARUCH Deborah FTRD/DMR/LON]

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MI-L MapXtreme and Number of Geosets

[Flavio Hendry]

Hi all

A client of us is experiencing a slowing down of startup times for MapXtreme Instances 
as more GeoSets he has in the "Maps" directory, such as if he has 20 geosets MapXtreme 
starts up in 4 seconds, having 80 geosets its starts up in 30 seconds ... which is 
unbearable ...

regards
flavio
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MI-L MapXtreme geoset font problems

[Laurence Seeff]

Hi,

1. I am using MapXtreme 3.0 to create an ASP application. One of the =
tables in my Geoset is a points table and the objects are marked as =
"house" from the Mapinfo Real Estate Font. Inside the Geocoder window it =
looks OK, but on my web page I do not see this layer. When I set =
Override style to general letter "A" with font "Arial",  these "A"s do =
appear on the map.=20
How do I use the MapInfo Fonts? The fonts do seem to be OK - I can see =
them also in System tools-->Character Map.

2. Another issue is that at a certain zoom my map becames red as if =
looking through red glass, while there are no settings for the color at =
all.


Thanks for your help,

Laurence Seeff
Points Business Mapping Ltd.
22 Tuval St., Ramat Gan, 52522, Israel
=20
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Re: MI-L MapXtreme and MapXsite on same server

[Flavio Hendry]

Hi Laurence

>1. I have a customer with MapXsite installed on a server (NT) with an =
>application developed and used frequently. The customer wants to install =
>MapXtreme version 3.0 on the same server. Are there any known conflict =
>issues? What are the pitfalls or precautions to take, if any, of having =
>a MapXsite application and MapXtreme application running on the same =
>server?

You should be able to compile an old MapXsite Project using MapXtreme (there is no 
reason to have both installed, I think that would not work anyway). You should just 
change a few things (depending on your application):

- link to the old libraries of MapXsite if you use them (Options / Include)
- change the product name in the application.hbs file from MapXsite to MapXtreme
- recompile with MapXtreme
- MapXtreme 3.0 is not that easy to install ... see some more notes on 
http://www.mapserver.ch/en/mapxtreme.htm (Link to PDF on the bottom of the page)

>2. What are the MINIMUM hardware requirements for a server to host a MapXtreme 
>application?

This is not an easy question ... as it highly depends on the amount of traffic you 
expect, however I'd say:

- Pentium 4 1GHz
- 500 MB RAM
- fast RAID controller (brings the most on performance ...)

best regards
flavio


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MI-L MapXtreme and MapXsite on same server

[Laurence Seeff]

Dear List,

1. I have a customer with MapXsite installed on a server (NT) with an =
application developed and used frequently. The customer wants to install =
MapXtreme version 3.0 on the same server. Are there any known conflict =
issues? What are the pitfalls or precautions to take, if any, of having =
a MapXsite application and MapXtreme application running on the same =
server?

2. What are the MINIMUM hardware requirements for a server to host a =
MapXtreme application?


Thanks for any help,


Laurence Seeff
Points Business Mapping Ltd.
22 Tuval St., Ramat Gan, 52522, Israel
=20
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Fax: +972-3-6126323
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