Traian, Paul,
I observed considerable performance degradation between the old version
of Fusion (pre-MGOS) that used GetDynamicMapOverlay instead of GetMap.
This was with my Cemetery map data that has the nasty buffered roads
layer. Sheboygan seemed to be fairly quick regardless.
I'm wondering i
Hi all,
here is link for both screenshoots,
for ajax and fusion picture.
On fusion picture I mark where should be a label.
Ajax picture -
http://rsizr.imageshack.net/?http%3A%2F%2Fimg126.imageshack.us%2Fimg126%2F9002%2Fajaxdp9.jpg
Fusion picture -
http://rsizr.imageshack.net/?http%3A%2F%2Fimg1
Hi:
The Problem is that you have installed a PREVIEW version of MapGuide Studio
2008, prior to 1.2.0.4103.
I have already double check and If I patch the preview version of MapGuide
Studio 2008 v 1.2.0.31xx, I have the same issue as you, but if I patch the
final commercial version, v 1.2.0.4103,
For those researching the same issue, I have created a Wiki page that should
help you with this. Jason suggested the potential of using a resource
config document and Autodesk supplied an internal document that describes
this process. I essentially copied this document to the Wiki page, so it is
Hi,
This information is in the release notes. Check the Submissions section.
Tom
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Update:
I have our script now at least outputting that nothing was selected.
For anyone that may run into a similar problem, I wasn't aware that some of
the initial setup has now been done already in MGOS 2.0. For instance,
InitializeWebTier();
$siteConnection = new MgSiteConnection();
I have a similar problem to this one. We have a script that allows us to
search for specific regions on our map, and once we select the one we want,
we click the name to zoom to that region and it is selected on the map. In
MG 1.2, once selected, the properties of that region would be output for u
I think it could be that Fusion uses a RenderMap API which uses viewport
clipping turned off (resulting in labels always being at the true centroid of
polygons) while the MG ajax viewer uses RenderDynamicOverlay, which has
viewport clipping turned on, resulting in polygons being labeled at the
Fusion uses OpenLayers to fetch the maps.
OpenLayers load an image that is 1.5 times larger than the current
visible area.
That means that you can pan around a bit, before the map reloads.
This also means that the image is not reloaded from the server before
you pan out of the pre-loaded area.
The code for the MapGuideNativeAPI.dll is present in the sourcecode for
MapStudioOS (look in MapGuideAPI/NativeAPIWrapper).
This code is generated with the MapGuide Open Source SWiG build, but I
removed all .Net 2.0 stuff, and replaced it with .Net 1.1 counterparts.
Recently I have modified the g
Hi Klemen,
can you make a couple of screenshots that illustrate the problem?
Fusion uses the same MapAgent calls as the ajax viewer to get the map
image, so I can't think of any reason why they would behave
differently in this respect and would like to see the problem in action
Cheers
P
Hi Kenneth,
I'm working on a managed server component leaning on MapGuide Enterprise
2008. For my previous MG-related projects I've been using native
MapGuideDotNetApi.dll wrapper to access server in first place. Since it's
far from perfect (had to parse resource XML by hand, etc.) I decided to
w
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