andresch@anonymised.com ha scritto:
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I am busy building an internet tourist portal (map application)
which should have various functionalities:
a) zoom in and out
b) switching layers on and off
c) search facilities
d) routing and measuring cababilities.All data is in Arcview 9x (*.shp) format and am also busy converting it to PostGIS. I also downloaded an app to conver the *.shp files to SLD format.
My question is, do I need to concentrate on Geoserver or should I keep on running Mapserver. The output I currently get from mapserver is not the quality I want.
Sure geoserver is known to make nicer looking maps, but I wonder what
you mean in detail about quality...
I also needs to frequently update the data. This means ifi can access the WMS server I can update using uDIg.
I would suggest, if possible, to update data with uDig directly
connected to Postgis. Geoserver will pick up whatever data changes you
make of course.
What I also needto for an application what can greatly assist me in the map layoyt design etc.
You can do your test layouts with uDig and then export the SLD files
that define the way you do styling to Geoserver. This is a manual
process thought, we don't have facilities to do an automated udig to
geoserver style import.
I'd suggest you download geoserver and play a little with it, and also
download OpenLayers, MapBuilder or MapBender in order to make a
nice frontend to visit maps for the users, and see what you can do with
them.
Cheers
Andrea