You don't need "Java or so" !
What you just need is a valid GeoJSON file. This file can come from a
service request or can simply be static.
The main part of the code is client (javascript) side.
Regards,
Pierre
On Nov 28, 2007 9:39 AM, R. Ortner
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> well as i saw the d
well as i saw the demo with the choropleth i was wondering if i could use
this funktionallity in my OL application without doin something big with
java or so...
but if i have time somehow maybe i´ll try (or maybe someone has already?)
thx
Pierre GIRAUD wrote:
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> I'm not sure I understand yo
I'm not sure I understand your question.
MapFish IS based on OpenLayer !
One other (simpler) example can be seen at. Note that MapFish's demos
and examples are been migrating to ExtJS.
Though, if you don't want to use Ext, you may find code in
MapFish/client/mfbase/core/GeoStat.js. The code there
Hi,
is it possible to use funktions like Choropleth or Proportional Symbols like
in this MapFish demo in OL?
http://demo.mapfish.org/stable/demos/world_factbk/geostat.html
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