Hi Jose, it depends on what your database is? Oracle Spatial? IBM DB2? ESRI Geodatabase? Map-Info GIS files? PostgreSQL? http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/postgis_geturl/ describes how to write PHP scripts and JS scripts to implement a simple GIS data viewer on top of PostgreSQL. PostgreSQL has the AsSVG() function that can output SVG path geometry strings. It is free to use but you need some time to configure it and write your PHP scripts. As to commercial products: Intergraph supports SVG output in their Geomedia server. FME is a format converter that can output SVG from virtually any GIS format. It can also be included in a serverside workflow. MapviewSVG might have some limited database support. You can ask the developers. All the best, Andreas --- In [email protected], José Maria Villac Pinheiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a database GIS server application and want to develop a server > application that reads my database (vector+images) and generate an SVG > file to send to the browser client. > > Can somebody help me? Witch products should I buy? > > Thanks, > > Jose > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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