P.S.
If your device supports JavaScript, DHTML & the DOM, you can do it in
browser with dynamically positioned DOM elements. You will have to
clip the result with a "peek-a-boo" DIV (overflow:hidden;) which also
simplifies "click" handling. You will have to provide an equivalent
to:
getTileUrl
for GTileLayerOverlay.
Otherwise, you must transmit a single compressed composit image from
your server.
Let me know if an example will be helpful.
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