Hi guys,
Does anyone have experience getting data from SAP for mapping porpoise?
I need to generate a layer with all the company customers and to show
them in a map.
Does anybody know about a middleware, tool, something that could help me
with this?
Thanks in advance.
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Mauricio Miranda
Soft
For a customer of ours, we created this construction:
The customer uses SAP with an integrated Bentley viewer. They also want
to share their data through opengis services. This is our toolchain:
- SAP generates a csv and the customers GIS environment (Bentley based)
generates a shapefile.
- T
On 14 February 2010 22:44, Brian Russo wrote:
> Can you give an example of some osgeo software that is a concern for
> US export controls?
>
Well this topic is under discussion on the board (AFAIK) but, the wiki
page says:
http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/US_Export_Restrictions
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All of our products
Well, that's a solution but I was looking for, it's a kind of webservice
based solution because these both servers (SAP and Mappping) are
completely separate, even they are in different countries. I know I can
copy the file using scp or rsync but a web service would be really
perfect.
Any idea?
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If anybody can make it I highly recommend this conference. The past few
years there has been at least one workshop on OSGeo software. Would be
great to have several workshops and a number of papers/presentations.
And I imagine I'll try to organize an OSGeo birds of feather type session.
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EAR is the Export Administration Regulations, maintained by the Bureau
of Industry & Security within the US Department of Commerce.
Well I'm no lawyer so I cannot give legal advice nor confirm on this
matter. I do know that 740.13(e)(6) says that posting encryption
source code and object code onli
