[mapguide-users] Save Map Image on Server

Hi all, what I need is: the User can click a link and then the actual view of the Map (as like in Fusion Save Map Widget) is stored on the Server , not on the Client. In the next process I must pack this Image in an PDf with Database Informations, so I must know the filename of the Image.

Re: [mapguide-users] Save Map Image on Server

Any image you get from the MapGuide Rendering APIs is an MgByteReader. You can dump this image to a file with MgByteSink using the file name of your choice. From there you know what the file name is to do whatever you have to do. - Jackie -- View this message in context:

Re: [mapguide-users] MapGuide Open Source 3.0 test build for 64-bit Linux

I'm using a modified Dockerfile to pull the 64 bit builds and install the 64 bit dependencies and run mapguide 3.0.0 on the 64 bit host. Happy to share this if anyone else wants to try. -- View this message in context:

Re: [mapguide-users] Centos Mapguide 2.6 Oracle provider missing

I thought this old bug is fixed. So King Oracle provider not working with any distribution of linux? How to use OGR Provider to connect to Oracle base. -- View this message in context: http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/Centos-Mapguide-2-6-Oracle-provider-missing-tp5167230p5168004.html

[mapguide-users] php - edit map in repository, save modifications back

Hi, I'm getting a bit confused reading through the DevGuide (chapter 5) and code examples in the email archive. Maybe someone can just point me in the right direction. I would like to open an existing map, modify it (add an existing layer) and save it back into the repository. There is no

Re: [mapguide-users] Centos Mapguide 2.6 Oracle provider missing

Hi Kajar, I thought this old bug is fixed. So King Oracle provider not working with any distribution of linux? How to use OGR Provider to connect to Oracle base. Is it indeed possible to use OGR Provider to connect to Oracle Base, but as said by Riccardo Pucci, you need to recompile

Re: [mapguide-users] php - edit map in repository, save modifications back

Hi Rob, I'm not a great developper, but i understood with few bad experiences that with MapGuide API you can only save new resource in Session Repository not in the Library of your hard disk. You just have 3 ways : - use Maestro/Studio to add manually the layer in yours maps - Do a runtime

Re: [mapguide-users] Centos Mapguide 2.6 Oracle provider missing

I'm pretty sure is Linux-wide. It depends on sizeof wchar_t which is compiler specific: on Windows (visual c++) is 2 byte while on Linux (gcc) 4 byte. When Haris switched from UTF-8 to UTF-16 charset to perform oracle connection, used wchar_t to pass/retrieve string to oracle. In windows it's