Mats Norén wrote:
Sorry guys for jumping in this late in the game, but has has anyone
considered writing a contrib for OpenLayers[1]?
OpenLayers covers a lot of the functionality of the GMap client and is
open source with a BSD license.
Some of the features:
- Vector support for displaying
Well I think youre correct. But I would also hate if any of the great
stuff from both projects was lost in migration.. Lets wait a bit the n
and see where end:)
regards Nino
Martin Funk wrote:
Nino Saturnino Martinez Vazquez Wael schrieb:
I completely agree. So I'd like for us to
Wrote answers below..
Martin Funk wrote:
Iulian Costan schrieb:
yap, well done, also maybe we can put together the effort and improve
things.
yeah, right on wicket-contrib-gmap2 is the most constructive comment I
was able to give on wicket-contrib-gmap.
Do a diff -r
I completely agree. So I'd like for us to integrate the best stuff of
the two maps into each other.
Martin I guess we should discuss how we should go on with this?
regards Nino
Al Maw wrote:
I really think you guys should get together and do this, right now while
the project still has lots
Sorry guys for jumping in this late in the game, but has has anyone
considered writing a contrib for OpenLayers[1]?
OpenLayers covers a lot of the functionality of the GMap client and is
open source with a BSD license.
Some of the features:
- Vector support for displaying and drawing
- KML support
Hi Nino,
Looking further into the code one can see that a lot of JavaScript code
fragments are hardcoded Strings in the Java code.
This is done for a reason. The project ought to be able to generate the
definitions of the functions that set up the GMap, its Handlers and its
Overlays at
Hi Mats,
I would love to contribute in some way but I don´t see the relevance
in just going the Google way.
There are lots of ways to contribute and no one keeps you from going a
more relevant path.
Is there a particular reason for
choosing GMap?
I can, of course talk only on my behalf.
Hi,
On 6/19/07, Martin Funk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mats,
I would love to contribute in some way but I don´t see the relevance
in just going the Google way.
There are lots of ways to contribute and no one keeps you from going a
more relevant path.
I realise that I may have sounded a
Hi Mats,
I think an openlayers project would be great. I currently have some
gmap integration, but have a requirement to move it to something that
will work on an isolated network in the next few months. Do you have
commit rights to wicket-stuff? If not, I'm sure one of the devs will
grant you. If
Hi Jeremy,
SO - I tried gmap2. It's not installing as easily (apparently it
depends on you having things checked out into certain places, it
doesn't just have a simple dependency on org.apache.wicket,
wicket-1.3.0-INCUBATING-SNAPSHOT, like everything else).
that was a miss believe of
Send me your sourceforge id, and I will add you. My requirements are
not too complex: mapping the status of a distributed sensor network.
Except some of the sensors will be mobile, so I will need to plot them
with an X second refresh.
Definitely start with the simplest thing possible. Just a
My sourceforge id is matnor.
Could you create the wicket-contrib-openlayers as well while your at it? ;)
On 6/19/07, James McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Send me your sourceforge id, and I will add you. My requirements are
not too complex: mapping the status of a distributed sensor
Nino Saturnino Martinez Vazquez Wael schrieb:
I completely agree. So I'd like for us to integrate the best stuff of
the two maps into each other.
Martin I guess we should discuss how we should go on with this?
I think we are. Discussing I mean.
The GMap thing currently is getting more
Jeremy Thomerson schrieb:
I patched the code (my local checkout, although I'd like to see this
contributed) as follows:
thnx, I woun't forget:
http://wicketstuff.org/jira/browse/WSGMAPP-1
Martin
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OK, you are in. I created wicket-contrib-openlayers and
wicket-contrib-openlayers-examples with mvn:archetype. Let me know if
you have any trouble.
best,
jim
On 6/19/07, Mats Norén [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My sourceforge id is matnor.
Could you create the wicket-contrib-openlayers as well
Thanks! I'll try to get something started at the end of this week. /Mats
On 6/19/07, James McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, you are in. I created wicket-contrib-openlayers and
wicket-contrib-openlayers-examples with mvn:archetype. Let me know if
you have any trouble.
best,
jim
On
I'm just trying to use one of these two solutions in my Wicket app, and am
unsure of a couple things:
- I used gmap (original) first, and it checked out and installed super
easy. (As a sidenote, for some reason I had to add the dependency to
javax.servlet, servlet-api, 2.3 to my POM after
On 6/18/07, Jeremy Thomerson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just trying to use one of these two solutions in my Wicket app, and am
unsure of a couple things:
- I used gmap (original) first, and it checked out and installed super
easy. (As a sidenote, for some reason I had to add the dependency
With GMap2, how do I remove an overlay in a click event?
I need to be able to do this:
mapPanel.addClickListener(new ClickListener() {
private static final long serialVersionUID =
-7743409010362331350L;
@Override
public void clickPerformed(ClickEvent
I patched the code (my local checkout, although I'd like to see this
contributed) as follows:
/**
* Add an overlay to this map.
*
* @see GOverlay
* @see GMarker
*
* @param overlay
*/
public void addOverlay(GOverlay overlay)
{
overlay.setGMap2(this);
I really think you guys should get together and do this, right now while
the project still has lots of momentum and the code is fresh. Having two
components, one of which seems to have a superset of the functionality
of the other, seems a little unnecessary.
I've checked gmap2 out, BTW - very
Iulian Costan schrieb:
yap, well done, also maybe we can put together the effort and improve
things.
yeah, right on wicket-contrib-gmap2 is the most constructive comment I
was able to give on wicket-contrib-gmap.
Do a diff -r wicket-contrib-gmap wicket-contrib-gmap2 and it'll
precisely show
Hi Martin
Well, both Iulian and me has done a lot of work on this during the last
couple of weeks. It's always nice to see to sides of the coin, maybe we
should pick the best stuff from our components and join up?
Currently Iulian are working on upgrading the gmap contrib to wicket
1.3, we
There can be only one!:)
regards Nino
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
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On 6/13/07, *Eelco Hillenius* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Soon to be read on The Server Side: gmap components shootout! ;)
Eelco
yap, well done, also maybe we can put together the effort and improve
things.
/iulian
On 6/14/07, Nino Saturnino Martinez Vazquez Wael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Martin
Well, both Iulian and me has done a lot of work on this during the last
couple of weeks. It's always nice to see to sides
Hi,
may I draw your attention to a little project I was allowed to add to
the wicket-stuff svn repository yesterday.
Being highly inspired by Julians and Nicos wicket-contrib-gmap I got
exited enough to try to create a project that does the same and a little
bit more with a little different
Soon to be read on The Server Side: gmap components shootout! ;)
Eelco
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On 6/13/07, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Soon to be read on The Server Side: gmap components shootout! ;)
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