Hola Carlos,
I never done it before, but you CAN do what you want.
You can read GML from a web service, but for reading from a SOAP web
service it will need more code on the client.
In the terms of .NET platform, you should create a ASP.net handler
(.ashx) or a ASP.NET page (.aspx), and generate t
Hi Eric,
We use Visual Studio 2005 and the server is in windows also.
So we can programme webservices but they don't allow to put a Linux server
because they say that they can not support it and they don't allow to put
the mapserver in the windows server because they are afraid it affect the
perf
On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 6:51 PM, Carlos Pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
Hi
>
> sorry if it is a stupid question.
> But unfortunately I can't install mapserver because the IT department don't
> allow.
> So the solution I have found is make the query to the database and write a
> GML file
Hi all,
sorry if it is a stupid question.
But unfortunately I can't install mapserver because the IT department don't
allow.
So the solution I have found is make the query to the database and write a
GML file. After that I pass the URL of the file to OpenLayers.
But I thought, maybe instead of wri
