Hi Tom,
you need to pass a valid URL (as a string) to GIcon, e.g.:
Icon hotelIcon = new GIcon(http://www.yourdomain/img/Hotel.png;);
In case you are using Maven and Spring I would suggest that you inject
the base-URL depending on the Maven-profile into a variable so that you
don't have to worry about setting the right URL.
I defined a variable
public static String IMAGES_URL = ;
in my Wicket-Application-class and in my applicationContext.xml I
defined the bean:
bean id=wicketApplication class=com.test.MyApplication
property name=imageUrl
value${myapplication.imgUrl}/value
/property
/bean
In my pom.xml I have two profiles:
profile
idproduction/id
properties
myapplication.imgUrlhttp://mydomain.com/myapplication/images//myapplication.imgUrl
wicket.configurationdeployment/wicket.configuration
/properties
/profile
profile
iddevelopment/id
properties
myapplication.imgUrlhttp://localhost:8084/myapplication/images//myapplication.imgUrl
wicket.configurationdevelopment/wicket.configuration
/properties
/profile
If I want to create a GIcon now, I do it like this:
new GIcon(MyApplication.IMAGES_URL + Hotel.png);
This way you can keep your custom images within your project without
worrying if you are on your development machine or deploying your
application to a productive server. You just need to choose the right
Maven profile.
Joachim
On 07/17/2013 03:55 PM, tomatconvien wrote:
Hi to all,
I am trying to customize the default marker.png by defining GIcon with a
custom xxx.png but it just doesn´t want to show up in my map.
The default marker.png is shown without problems. I am getting no errors.
Can someone help me out on this one? I am using wicket 6.8.0 with
wicketstuff-gmap3 6.8.0.
My code is:
gmap = new ExtendedGmap(gmap);
add(gmap);
gmap.setOutputMarkupId(true);
gmap.setPanControlEnabled(true);
gmap.setMapType(GMapType.ROADMAP);
gmap.setDraggingEnabled(true);
gmap.setMapTypeControlEnabled(true);
gmap.setStreetViewControlEnabled(true);
gmap.setScaleControlEnabled(true);
gmap.setScrollWheelZoomEnabled(true);
GIcon hotelIcon = new GIcon(Hotel.png);
GLatLng centerLatLng = new
GLatLng(offerModel.getObject().getHotel().getLatitude(),
offerModel.getObject().getHotel().getLongitude());
GMarkerOptions centerOptions = new GMarkerOptions(gmap, centerLatLng,
Hotel, hotelIcon, null);
GMarker centerMarker = new GMarker(centerOptions);
gmap.addOverlay(centerMarker);
gmap.setCenter(centerLatLng);
Thanks for your advice.
Tom
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