Hello,

In my experience, Opera, Firefox and Safari are good enough for web-
mapping applications. You can see one example at http://www.carto.net/
williams/yosemite/ - which probably has similar filesizes like yours 
or even bigger.

Firefox2 is rather slow, but Firefox 3 is much better. Safari is 
quite promising, esp. with bigger files. Opera has good performance 
and is the most complete SVG implementation, but it can be a little 
slow for bigger files (>30000 elements in the DOM) but its improving 
from version to version.

Of course there are lots of places for performance improvements. For 
map data I also recommend trying to reduce the number of elements in 
the DOM (within the GIS) and gzipping (on the fly) on the map-server. 
See section "Ideas to improve performance" at the bottom of the web-
page http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/postgis_geturl_xmlhttprequest/ .

The Intergraph solution might not be as flexible as the Postgis/PHP 
solution described, but some ideas might help with Intergraph as well.

Andreas

--- In [email protected], "scalablev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm developing map applications where the average svgz files are 
50kb-
> 150kb. They usually have a couple of eventhandlers for tooltips, 
> highlighting elements etc. IE with ASV can struggle a bit with the 
> biggest files. I have heard about poor performance with the native 
svg 
> implementations in Opera and Firefox. How do you think these 
browsers 
> will deal my maps?
> 
> These svgz files are generated by Intergraph's GeoMedia WebMap. Has 
> anyone else tried the WebMap and Firefox/Opera combination?
>




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