The web mapping benchmark results from Greg were quite interesting.
Are there some standards to be followed while testing a web based GIS
Application?
I know of few web stress test s/w like Silk Performer and Microsoft's Web
Tester.
Can someone point me to similar resources and standards?
I wil
Sorry to post this once again! Any responses?
Thanks
SRG
The web mapping benchmark results from Greg were quite interesting.
Are there some standards to be followed while testing a web based GIS
Application?
I know of few web stress test s/w like Silk Performer and Microsoft's Web
Tester.
Can s
Hi everyone,
Long-time reader of the list, first time poster!
I'm looking for a way to create a mapping based website, for simple spatial
analysis and to display statistical data on a map base.
I'm well up on GIS, but my programming skill are lacking somewhat! I have
access to MapInfo Pro 7.5
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Hi Matt
> What would be the best (read easy and cheep!) way for me to go about
> to create a website?
I think there is no cheap way to do it ... indeed there are "easy ways"
if you hire experienced companies to do it for you, however that's
normally not cheap ... (an avrage projects starts at
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uot;Big Boys" can
do. Need I mention the software's capability to act as both a WMS Client
AND Server.
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Yet another option includes MapServer
(http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu).
MapServer has the ability to read from ESRI Shapefiles,
MapInfo Tables,
Oracle Spatial, and I think there is even a modu
I just want to pass on what I think are really valuable GIS Conferences.
Modern Innovations of Web Mapping for GIS Conferences
March 8, 2001 in Atlanta
April 9, 2001 in Orlando
May 9, 2001 in St. Louis
These conferences are for anyone wanting to learn important and imperative
issues of Web Ma
These web mapping conferences look very interesting. Visit
www.gisconferences.com for more information. Please write these people and
tell them you want Chicago next.
Modern Innovations of Web Mapping for GIS Conferences
March 8, 2001 in Atlanta
April 9, 2001 in Orlando
May 9, 2001 in St. Loui
Hi,
We are looking for a software to do a web-trakking. (See our vehicules moving on the
map city using a browser).
Anyone has experience with this ?.
Which software is it possible to use ? better if the soft has a low-value.
Thanks in advance
Alejandro
Dear Presenters,
The Call for Papers at the Modern Innovations of Web Mapping for GIS
Conference in Orlando are past due. Please submit your Papers as soon as
possible.
We still have a few more spots to fill. Please call if you need help with
plane fares and/or hotel room. These conferences are
Slightly off topic (it is Friday after all!) but I thought this link might
interest people out there who are investigating webmapping. Unfortunately
MapXtreme wasn't included in the benchmark test, just Intergraph's WebMap,
ESRI ArcIms and MapGuide from Autodesk.
http://ispace.researchstudio.at/
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> Slightly off topic (it is Friday after all!) but I tho
Hi MapInfo-L community,
This is more a discussion point than anything else.
I see a lot of discussion on the list about publishing maps to the web. One
possibility which has arisen is using SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) and
Vector Markup Language to implement this. I was wondering if anyone ha
For all interested in these things:
Andreas Neumann published a comparision concerning .SWF (Shockwave
Flash) and .SVG (Scalable
Vector Graphics) file format specifications.
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Subject: MI-L Web mapping - SVG/VML and Flash
Hi MapInfo-L community,
This is more a discussion point than anything else.
I see a lot of discussion on the list about publishing maps to the web. One
possibility which has arisen is using SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) and
Vector Ma
Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Hi MapInfo-L community,
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> This is more a discussion point than anything else.
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> I see a lot of discussion on t
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Sorry, I forgot the link:
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/comparison_flash_svg.html
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Franz-Josef Behr
We all learn by sharing what we know... (R. DiBlasi)
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Hello all,
i've noticed that there are not much possibilities to publish Mapinfo
maps using the SWF file format.
Yet, i consider that it's the best solution for anybody who, with the
aim of reaching a large audience, wishes compact files,
compatibility with all browsers and platforms, widespread
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