Arnulf, Thanks for your thorough input
CarstenT
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> On 02.10.2011 12:50
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On 02.10.2011 12:50, Carsten Troelsgaard wrote:
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> Jeroen, it looks very promising - I look forward to delve on it and will
> surely keep it for further reference.
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> Arnulf, the osgeo page has links to projects. The tab/ web mapping has
> an arra
Jeroen, it looks very promising - I look forward to delve on it and will surely
keep it for further reference.
Arnulf, the osgeo page has links to projects. The tab/ web mapping has an
array of (similar at a glance) web mapping projects (mapbender, mapfish ...). I
assume that the projects hav
Carsten,
you find these most simplistic categories right on the OSGeo web site on the
right hand: http://osgeo.org
Another good starting point might be OSGeo Live at: http://live.osgeo.org/
which also includes short descriptions in several languages and projects not
directly related to OSGeo.
Hi Carsten,Some years ago I made this graphic to illustrate that, including a legend: http://eos.geocat.net/download/SDI-Architecture.pdf (to big for inclusion in the email)Although there are a few outdated and a few new components around today (OpenLayers is not yet listed in thin-clients for exam
