Ok guys, many thanks for your tips.
I didn't know about putting the overlay on a public location.
@Chad: I will start developing my code from the sample you provided,
it is exactly what I need to understant properly how does this
work. :)
Thanks
On 8 Feb, 15:52, Chad wrote:
> Irene,
>
> I don'
Irene,
I don't have a tutorial for you, but it is rather simple and
straightforward. The process goes like this:
GeoXmlOverlay.load(key, new GeoXmlLoadCallback() {
@Override
public void onSuccess(String url, GeoXmlOverlay overlay) {
map.addOverlay(overlay);
Summary: your KML dataset must be on a server visible on the Internet.
Not having your kml resource visible to Google's servers is the
problem people have most often when starting out. The KML
functionality shown in the KML demo uses the Google Maps API to send
the URL of the KML back to Google's
Hi all,
I am developing a small project using GWT with embedded Google Maps. I
have a KML file representing some 2D elements such as polylines and
markers, so I would like to know if there is any way of loading these
data from the GWT project and display it on runtime.
I have found a Demo project
