Hi, did you have a look at Postgis already? http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/postgis_geturl/ describes how SVG, Postgis and PHP can be used to navigate in larger geo-datasets. This approach works with Batik and ASV. With a few modifications (XMLHttpRequest() instead of getURL()) it would work with MozillaSVG as well. Andreas --- In [email protected], "inegivar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello folks! > > I´m working on a project, where I want to serve maps as svg. My > problem is, that I have a very large (16+mb) vector dataset. So > naturally I chose to use a wfs (web feature server), namely > Geoserver. I wanted to get the gml files from geoserver and then > convert to svg via xslt. > Problem is, I can´t get the wfs to serve only a small portion of my > spatial data, which is bad, cause that´s what the wfs is supposed to > do. > > So, two Qs: > > - does anybody has experience with wfs+xslt->svg and would help me > out? > - is there a way to serve chunks of an svg file WITHOUT using a wfs?, > (That would be great, solving many problems. Something like: > Javascript sends coordinates to php script which cuts a rectangle out > of the whole svg file, is it possible?) > > Thanks for your time!
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