Are you using Studio or Maestro? Create a data connection->select the
appropriate SQL Server FDO connection->fill in the blanks->connect. Then using
that data connection, add a layer.
Martin Morrison
Application Engineer
Engineering Design Systems, Inc.
3780 Peters Creek Rd Ext SW
Roanoke, VA
there are some more notes here
http://trac.osgeo.org/fdo/wiki/FdoSQLServerSpatialNotes
plus if you search the list archives, there are some useful posts
On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 11:17 PM, Martin Morrison
wrote:
> Are you using Studio or Maestro? Create a data connection->select the
> appropriat
The useOverlay flag is used to distinguish 2 different ways of
requesting a map image:
- false: it uses the MG GETMAPIMAGE api to request the map image
- true: it uses the MG GETDYNAMICOVERLAYIMAGE to request the map image,
but you need to set the extent and visible layers of the map first using
So
var url =
"http://enterprise.mapguide.com/mapserver2012/mapagent/mapagent.fcgi?USERNAME=Anonymous";;
var extent = new OpenLayers.Bounds(-9770571,5417146,-9762314,5435370);
var mapOptions = {
maxExtent: extent,
units: "m",
I just ran across this and found it too cool not to share. I've seen several
threads on mobile performance and GIS in the last year.
If you happen to have the need to test how your website responds with mobile
devices, check out http://mite.keynote.com for a Windows app that allows you to
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