I am doing some research on the benefits of MapGuide versus Google Maps. Can
someone explain why MapGuide can render seemingly unlimited features on the
map while Google Maps can only render a few hundred before the browser
chokes?
Thanks
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Mapguide works server side outputting images
Google Maps is client side using vectors
Most modern browsers can render thousands of vector points,
it's just mainly older crust versions of IE which can't handle it.
On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 3:13 PM, Jim O'Leary joleary.pub...@gmail.comwrote:
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As a side node. If you add a KML layer to your Google map, the layer will be
rendered by the Google server. Then you can put thousands of features on the
map with no problem.
Only problem I had is to properly control the order of the layers. Also
Google’s server caches the images (tiles) generated
