Markus,
so you do not refresh your model when you redraw the positions, you
just load a different time frame from your model, right?
> I saw in the code, that you did the update to OL and therefore I would
> ask you, how should I simulate such a motion process: you should be
> aware that at least
On Tue, 2007-07-31 at 22:13 +0200, Andreas Hocevar wrote:
> Hi Markus,
>
> first of all, it would be interesting if you could describe your exact use
> case.
Hi Andreas,
The usescase is the following: I want to simulate the motion of buses in
our city. (Please see:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[E
Hi Markus,
first of all, it would be interesting if you could describe your exact use case.
If it is the following, you do not need to make any modifications to Mapbuilder:
- you have a data source (wfs, georss, or anything like that) that is
periodically updated
- your application updates a mode
Mike,
On 7/31/07, Mike Adair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As for GetFeatureInfo, mapViewer and OWSExplorer demos use a different
> implementation than lib/widget/GetFeatureInfo because at the time I
> wanted to implement that using the WebServiceRequest tool. This is a
> little more consistent wi
The old code (not OpenLayers) used URL substitution/rewriting, the OL
code wiped away image divs (hence flicker), the new code just committed
uses URL substitution/rewriting. Check out the timeseries demo and see
how it works.
Matthew D. Diez
-Original Message-
From: Mike Adair [mailto:[E
Hello to everyone,
I used in my first project MapPane2 to render the moving objects. I
simply made some modification in the related js files, added an
additional case in MapLayerMgr and after the modifications I was able to
see my moving points.
As I realized in the nightlybuild examples, most of
Matt,
Do you have an example we can look at or some code to try out? This
used to work pretty well without any flicker, so I'm sure it can be solved.
Mike
Diez, Matthew wrote:
> Having said that, even with switching out div tags, you still get the
> issue of:
> Set a div A to visible, set div
First off, I apologize for missing the meeting this morning, I
completely forgot about it.
The intent of the OWSExplorer demo is to point to a WMS and/or WFS
instance and see what layers and feature types are available and
visualizing them on the map. It is set up by default to look for a
Geo
To clarify another question from today's meeting:
demo/mapViewer/GetFeatureInfo.js can be replaced by
lib/widget/GetFeatureInfo.js. I just tried both in the mapViewer
example, and both work. Only the widget config parameters are
different: demo/mapViewer/GetFeatureInfo.js takes the map in the
targ
Hi,
as discussed in today's team meeting, I fixed a TBD in
lib/widget/GetFeatureInfo.js: infoFormat is now configurable.
Anyway, I have the impression that GetFeatureInfo.js does a lot that
should be done by the WebServiceRequest.js tool. Since I have not
designed or written either of these files
Yes Pat,
Lisasoft has a small amount of work developing a KML/Context client as
part of OWS5
Pat Cappelaere wrote:
> Cameron,
>
> I will be at the OWD-5 Kickoff. There is a big topic of interest to
> MapBuilder with Agile Geography and the use of KML (especially as context
> documents Hu
As quoted from "Diez, Matthew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > The current MapbuilderCompressed.js (built from r3033) produces errors:
> >
> > + csList has no properties
> > csList.EPSG42101="+title=WGS84 / LCC Canada EPSG:42101 +proj=lcc
> > +ellps=WGS84
> > +...
> > on MapbuilderCompressed.js (lin
Hi MapBuilder folks,
Please had someone been dealing with the printing of the multiple layers
from mapbuilder ?? Problem is that IE always prints the top context layer
only, even if I have attached all layers in the mapbuilder instance.Of
course this issue cold be solved via mixing of all lay
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