Hi, What dll(s) would I need to reference for the dwfviewer api?
Regards, - Jackie alucas wrote: > > Hello, > > It's is possible, I've implemented a viewer in c# based on DWF Viewer, it > works fine in the LAN but I've some problems connecting vía internet. > > You need: > > Include your webconfig.ini -> When your app start, you need to read the > ipaddress and if the user can specify the server, you need to write the > webconfig.ini with this ip, because the api (InitializeWebTier) reads this > file. > > You need to add a reference to dwfviewer api > > You need to add a referende to mapguidedotnetapi.dll > > Include all dll's in the API in the .exe directory. You can get this > dependent files from c:\Program files\mapguideopensource\server\bin > > You need the resources file, in the webconfig.ini the parameter > ResourcesPath points to the resources file. > > Now, you need to connect to the mapagent and generate a dwf map with the > mapping service, then, you can store it in the client and open it with > dwfviewer. > > You don't need to implement the navigation and display tools. > > This works fine for the LAN, I can acces to all mapguide servers in my > LAN. Through internet I'm having problems... > > > > > Kneo wrote: >> >> Would it be possible to have a desktop implementation of MapGuide >> (offline viewing) ? Basically, the desktop application created in VB.net >> will connect to a set of servers to fetch the map and then allow the user >> to browse it offline. Since the map is now copied to the local desktop, >> the speed and flexibility will be immense. >> >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Desktop-implementation-of-MapGuide-tf3900680s16610.html#a11068130 Sent from the MapGuide Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ mapguide-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/mapguide-users
