dzizes,
Netbeans provides a Java framework which allows you to write java
plugins which could include rendering maps.
Ie, it would be possible to write a "fat client" which is written
entirely in java and run as a java executable. Is this what you are
trying to do?
If so, you would be better loo
Hi,
What I want to achive is a web project (writen in netbeans) with a nice map
(geoserver) handled by Mapbuilder. :)
dzizes
Cameron Shorter wrote:
>
> Dzizes,
> What are you trying to achieve?
>
> Are you wanting to use netbeans as an editor of Mapbuilder code? If so,
> I suggest you mou
Dzizes,
What are you trying to achieve?
Are you wanting to use netbeans as an editor of Mapbuilder code? If so,
I suggest you mount the Mapbuilder trunk code (from svn or a downloaded
directory) into Netbeans. It has been a while since I've used netbeans
so I'm rusty on the exact keys presses r
Hi,
I am new to mb and netbeans. I've managed to install geoserver (which seams
to work) and download mapbuilder. However, me knowledge ends with setting a
new web project in netbeans 6.
I have no idea how to implement mapbuilder (e.g. tasmania map) into my web
project.
Is there any good tutorial
