Hi!
I have seen in previous messages that François managed to set up some GeoNetwork - Openlayers integration.
http://dev.sandre.eaufrance.fr/gnopenlayers/
I have some questions:
Where could I get the code from?
Are there any additional developments?
What about planned developments in this direction for the future?
Best,
Oscar
Hi Oscar,
On ven, 2008-10-10 at 16:51 +0200, Oscar Gomez wrote:
I have seen in previous messages that François managed to set up some
GeoNetwork - Openlayers integration.
http://dev.sandre.eaufrance.fr/gnopenlayers/I have some questions:
1. Where could I get the code from?
I don't have access to this server anymore but maybe Sylvain could
create a tar and make this prototype available (quite old now).
2. Are there any additional developments?
The idea was discussed in Bolsena in June. The idea is to move to
OpenLayers but this require some work to obtain the same level of
functionnalities as in Intermap.
http://trac.osgeo.org/geonetwork/wiki/ReplacingIntermap
3. What about planned developments in this direction for the future?
We just started working on a new catalogue search interface using
MapFish
http://trac.mapfish.org/trac/mapfish/wiki/Proposals/Catalogue
Ciao.
Francois
Oscar,
I’m a lurker here, but can report that I’ve got some pretty good OpenLayers integration working. Everything is post-build, meaning I’ve just hacked intermap pieces, added in OpenLayers pieces (I am not a developer, I’m a librarian) in the xsl and haven’t tried to do this with a source checkout or anything. But it’s working well for both input and post-search rendering of either map services (just wms for now) or footprints (drawn dynamically based on extents reported in metadata. The code, I’m sure, would make a real developer cringe so I haven’t even begun thinking about how to get it back into the project. Nonetheless, it’s pretty much working and would be willing to at least share what we have so that somebody better-equipped could evaluate or fix it. Otherwise we’ll just keep hacking away and the stuff that works we’ll keep using.
The app I’m building hasn’t gone live yet, so I don’t have a public url to give out, but I started blogging about the work at http://geolibro.org/wp/. You can see a screencap in one of the posts, or go straight to it with http://preview.tinyurl.com/4c8yue
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On Oct 10, 2008, at 10:51 AM, Oscar Gomez wrote:
Hi!
I have seen in previous messages that François managed to set up some GeoNetwork - Openlayers integration.
http://dev.sandre.eaufrance.fr/gnopenlayers/
I have some questions:
Where could I get the code from?
Are there any additional developments?
What about planned developments in this direction for the future?
Best,
Oscar
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