Stefan Schwarzer wrote:
Hi there,
recent years have shown a steady increase in mapserver software
packages, such as ka-map, chameleon, cartoweb, primagis etc. etc.
It's difficult to keep track of all these developments and get, once
a new project gets started, an overview over the different tools and
their functionalities.
So, the question is: Does anyone know of any kind of (comparative)
"assessment" of these products? Which tools exists, what language
they use, what technology, what functionality etc. etc.?
Thanks for any hints,
Stefan
PrimaGIS is for Zope and Plone developers only. It marshals CMS content
into maps and allows you to manage map configurations using the CMS
framework. It is largely based on contract work I did for UNFCCC in
2004-2005.
PrimaGIS uses MapServer as a rendering engine, but is not otherwise a
MapServer package. There are no mapfiles, no mapserver templates. Maps
are configured using objects modeled after SLD, and we use Zope (TAL)
page templates and viewlets.
I'm not aware of any comparative assessments.
Cheers,
Sean
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