I can see
(http://www.skylinesoft.com/SkylineGlobe/Corporate/Products/TerraGateSFSServices.aspx)
that TerraGate SFS Manager provides WFS/WMS services, so it's just a matter
of getting the WFS URL (or WMS URL), and the name of the shapefile as it is
stored in TerraGate.
If you want to retrieve the shapefile as vector feature (and not raster),
you can try:
var myshapeFile = new OpenLayers.Layer.Vector("Name", {
styleMap: myStyleMap, // optional
strategies: [wfsOpenLayersStrategy], // e.g. new
OpenLayers.Strategy.BBOX()
filter: myFilter, // see
http://dev.openlayers.org/apidocs/files/OpenLayers/Filter-js.html
protocol: new OpenLayers.Protocol.WFS({
url: WFSURL,
featureType: SHAPEFILE_NAME,
featureNS: NAMESPACE_URI,
srsName: "EPSG:900913", // your map projection
(here is for Google Maps)
version: "1.1.0" // : supports reprojection
from ShapeFile SRS to OLmap
SRS
})
});
Usually you have less problems by getting the PNG raster of the shapefile,
but you hav less skills.
Have some trial, and be patient. :)
Piero
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