Hi
MapInfo have a product named MapXtreme. This is a mapping application
development tool. You can use it for develop or deploy internet mapping
solutions.
Does your Oracle data are tabular or geometric ?
What kind of interactivity do you want to have on the client side ? Static
or dynamic visualisation (zoom, querying, ...) ?
Do you want to transfer vector information on client side or just images as
results ?
There are a lot of important questions you have to go throught before
beginning the development of an application of this kind.
We have developped an application using MapXtreme, with this we can publish
MapInfo workspaces on the internet (a map server). The client(user) can
navigate in the specified workspace (zoom, pan, info feature, geosearch,
...). For a demo, go to http://www.pushnsee.com and try it !
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----- Original Message -----
From: Reuben Briggs - DMG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 4:48 PM
Subject: MI Putting maps on the net
>Hi mapinfo gurus
>
>this is my problem I need to put some scalable mapinfo maps onto the net
>so that users
>can access data stored in an oracle database connected to various points
>on the map.
>
>any ideas folks?
>
>
>reuben briggs
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>
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