DWF output does not necessarily have better quality than image output in
MapGuide, as long as the image is generated at the one desired scale/dpi.
Traian
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And is it necessary to define the coordinate system also in GDAL
configuration file? I have it already defined in the MapDefinition..
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Hi Kenneth,
It would be much easier if MgLayer had Filter property in first place :-)
Alas, it doesn't (MGE 2008). It has FeatureSourceId and FeatureClassName
properties, though, but not Filter property (and I have no clue why's that,
probably somebody forgot to expose it).
So I guess I still ha
Maksim,
Maybe you are just making to many assumptions about what is under the
covers? ;-)
It takes a few more lines of code but I try to make it a practice to
modify/delete at the object level and only ever use iterator/index for
reading.
...burned a couple times with .NET hashtables.
Hmm, I see.
I am using an alternative API that has those properties, so I didn't
verify that the properties were actually exposed.
Regards, Kenneth, GEOGRAF A/S
Maksim Sestic skrev:
Hi Kenneth,
It would be much easier if MgLayer had Filter property in first place :-)
Alas, it doesn't (MGE
This layer removal thingy is funny. Could anyone, plese, explain what's going
on here?
=== This works:
Dim layerName as String = "TestLayer"
Dim map As MgMap = ...get active MgMap from session...
Dim layerCol As MgLayerCollection = map.GetLayers()
Dim layerToRemove As MgLayer = Nothing
For Eac
Djonio, thanks for sharing the code. I'll try it and come out with results.
BTW, did anyone notice that managed version of MgLayerCollection has some
nasty problem when it comes to removing items?
Try removing MgLayer items by:
Dim layerIndex As Integer = map.GetLayers.IndexOf(layerName)
map.Ge
When the MapDefinition is turned into a runtime Map, it copies
properties from the layerdefinition.
This means that you will see no changes, even if you choose to modify
the LayerDefinition.
You must modify the layer copy in the runtime map.
Fortunately, that is actually easier than what you ar
I think I'm having problems with changing existing dynamic layer's Filter
property (the one that filters data from FeatureSource) using .NET. Here's
the approach that doesn't report any error, but when I refresh the map there
are no changes to the layer - new filter doesn't get applied.
Dim layer
Thanks Jason,
yes, i've done as per what you've described. am i load the right package? is
that all i need to do?
JasonBirch wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> Your next step is to set up a website that encapsulates that web layout.
>
> Assuming that you have the MapGuide web extensions on a publicly
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