On Dec 21, 4:18 am, Bill Lee <[email protected]> wrote: > I would like to use the KML that represents a map I have saved in MyMaps. > Currently I am able to do so, but the procedure is a bad, bad hack! > > In short: I download the KML and save it on my local machine. The > application then uses the list of KML files held locally as the "list of > available MyMap" files. I then have to copy the KML from my local machine to > an external website since the API says "hosted on a publicly accessible web > server". > > I would like a way to > 1) Get a list of available "MyMaps" maps from Google, and then > 2) Use the KML directly from the Google servers instead of my round-about > hack. > > As a less desireable alternative: once I have the KML on my local machine in > a file, I would like to create a KmlLayer using that local file instead of > the current KmlLayer requirement of a "file that is hosted on a publicly > accessible web server". > > Any ideas? > > Thanks. > > Bill Lee > > PS: Note: post #1! :-)
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