there are a heap of useful links available here
http://ennoble.dreamhosters.com/mapguide-central/
there is a learning curve required to understand MapGuide,
please research any further questions you might have
before asking the list.
Generally speaking as a list/community we are happy to help, b
There is a basic (incomplete) Maestro guide here:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/maestro/UserGuide
Also, the MapGuide Developer Guide will explain most of what you need to
know:
http://mapguide.osgeo.org/2.0/documentation.html
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
sreejith R skrev:
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hello,
I installed map server 2.0.2,map web server extension 2.0.2,dotnetfx.exe and
maestro 1.0.9.
how will i start my work after this.Please give me each and every step of
operation required for creating a new application. I am new to this
technology.So needs your help.
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Hi,
Trying to figure out the best way to zoom and select features. This is w.r.to
AJAX Viewer.
What I do right now in sequence is:
* Get the selection XML using MapGuide Web API
* Call the function mapFrame.SetSelectionXML(...) with the selection XML
* Call the function
Thanks,
I'll try that.
I'll notice you when it's finished.
Stygy/ Tom
Jackie Ng wrote:
>
> Given a MgFeatureReader that contains your feature(s):
>
> - Call its GetGeometry() method to get a byte reader
> - Convert this byte reader to a MgGeometry object by using a
> MgAgfReaderWriter obj
You can set permissions on items using a tool such as Maestro or Studio.
I would not recommend doing so, as it is very difficult to do so.
To display a map, the user must have read access to:
* The weblayout
* The mapdefinition
* Every layer in the map
* Every featuresource referenced by the map
Something like this would do it with MaestroAPI (untested):
MaestroAPI.ServerConnectionI con; //Needs initialization
//Read the current resources
MaestroAPI.WebLayout layout = con.GetWebLayout("???.WebLayout");
MaestroAPI.MapDefinition map =
con.GetMa
I figured it out.
I needed to add an exception to Windows firewall to allow other computers on
the network through on port 80.
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http://www.software-matters.co.uk/bespoke-database-design.html Bespoke
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Hi,
I have set up and been using Mapguide for a few months now using: MG2,
Studio09, Xp, ASP.NET, IIS 5
The computer is on a small local network. Is it possible to view my Mapguide
application and map admin from a different computer on the network?
I have tried using the computers name and ip ad
Hi,
thanks for your information but how do you make toYou have to create a
temporary WebLayout AND a temporary MapDefinition and then make the
temporary WebLayout point to the temporary MapDefinition.
Have you an example of code?
Thnaks
Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
>
> If you save to "Li
Does the map have extent set?
I think you mean something else than "package".
A package in MapGuide is a copy of a folder, compressed as a zip file,
and stored outside MapGuide as a regular file.
Creating a package does not affect how MapGuide operates.
When you write "after creating package",
You are pretty much correct, the load procedure will reduce the vertex count
by the specified percentage. How it does the generalization I have no idea.
Though I believe that number is the percentage you want to reduce, not the
total percentage you are after. So if you had 5 points along the line
You should ask where you purchased Studio if you
want information specific to Studio.
There exists a Studio forum somewhere on the Autodesk website.
Commonly, you can only generalize point or polygon data,
where an algorithm will remove points that are "close" or
"on the same line", thus producin
Given a MgFeatureReader that contains your feature(s):
- Call its GetGeometry() method to get a byte reader
- Convert this byte reader to a MgGeometry object by using a
MgAgfReaderWriter object.
- Call GetGeometryType() on the MgGeometry to determine what type of
geometry it actually is.
- Depend
The ODBC provider is a bit different from the other providers.
The seems to be ignored completely,
and the SpatialContext is always empty, even when the provider works.
For backwards compatibility, Maestro will try to read the
SupplementalSpatialContextInfo,
and set the coordinate system "the
Hi Djonio.
I think this is a King.Oracle problem, so I changed the title, which will
hopefully attract the attention of the right people.
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
djonio skrev:
Version: 1.0.9.39693
KingOra 8.7
MGOS 2.0.2
When attempting to create a DataConnection I get the fol
MapGuide does not support feature joins on geometric components.
- Jackie
dorshemer wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to perform a geometric join between two tables without using
> any spatial DB support.
> I have an oracle table representing points on a map with X and Y fields,
> and a polygo
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