Similarly to the Mapfish framework, there is another alternative, called
Geomajas. This too is a client-server framework with all the necessary
building blocks for building full GIS web applications.
All projects have to carry their own history and thus the main
difference between the
On Tuesday, December 29, 2009, Bob Basques bob.basq...@ci.stpaul.mn.us wrote:
John (and others),
I keep forgetting to relay this little tidbit. GeoMoose is built on top of
OpenLayers, so all of it's data sources are theoretically, feasible as
datsources as well.
The Map View is all
Hi
On Monday 28 December 2009 23:40:52 John Callahan wrote:
I'm looking for a web mapping package that can be used to show 15 - 20
datasets at once. These data just need to be turned on/off and maybe an
identify/query feature. Data are points, lines, polygons, and rasters
(aerial imagery,
Thanks Bob. Yes, GeoMoose does seem impressive for what it can do out of
the box. I noticed there is a GeoMoose mailing list and will likely signup
for that. Quick question though: can the GeoMoose interface directly
display png tiles (e.g., output from gdal2tiles/maptiler) or do rasters need
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Thanks Bob. Yes, GeoMoose does seem impressive for what it can do out of
the box. I
John,
For the most part, GeoMoose relies on what MapServer can serve up. With
the exception of Aerial Photo's, the tiling of data doesn't really help
all that much (IMO) with performance issues. The OGR/Tiling/indexing
can be used, but even it goes through MapServer. All of my Aerial photo
Hi John,
Another viewer alternative is GeoExt (www.geoext.org). You can have a look
at the samples http://www.geoext.org/examples.html#examples and a mappanel
together with a layer tree allows you to create easily a map viewer. As
GeoExt uses OpenLayers, all OpenLayers formats are supported.
If
