Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of GoogleSoC2007
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- 03/08/07 11:52:17 (18 years ago)
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v13 v14 15 15 Develop !MapGuide Java AJAX viewer using Google Web Toolkit framework. 16 16 17 === !TileMapService Publishing === 17 === SWIG Enhancements for Java === 18 19 It has been identified that while MapGuide's Java support is good, there are some areas where the current presentation of the APIs makes it hard to work with for Java developers. We would like to enhance the way SWIG generates the Java API wrappers. See Ticket #9 and this email : http://www.nabble.com/RE%3A-RE%3A--mapguide-users-GoodDevelopment-Environment-for-MGOS-p9364766s16610.html 20 21 22 === REST/SOAP/XML-RPC/... Web Services === 23 24 Quite a few applications end up having to write their own web services interfaces around the basic MapGuide services. Developing these in the MapGuide Core would allow us to reduce the amount of effort it takes to integrate MapGuide into enterprise applications. 25 26 As well as the enterprise, we need to target the rapidly growing neogeography population. This will be accomplished by supporting a REST-based interface, and output formats like JSON and XML where appropriate. 27 28 29 === PHP Gateway Scripts === 18 30 19 31 [Mentor: Jason Birch] 32 33 ==== !TileMapService Publishing ==== 20 34 21 35 The [http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Tile_Map_Service_Specification TMS Specification] provides a well documented method for sharing pyramid-based map tile caches between multiple mapping applications. This scales to public use much better than WMS, and allows extension of !MapGuide's internal tile caching service to external applications. … … 23 37 This component of the project would involve the development of a PHP "gateway" script that exposes a !MapGuide tile cache as a TMS service. 24 38 25 === GeoRSS Publishing === 26 27 [Mentor: Jason Birch] 39 ==== GeoRSS Publishing ==== 28 40 29 41 Adoption of [http://www.georss.org/ GeoRSS] as a simple method of sharing spatial information is growing rapidly. There are several compelling use cases for this. At the municipal level, it would be desirable to generate feeds of spatially related information such as recent fire calls, approved building permits, and road closures. … … 31 43 This component of the project would involve the development of a PHP "gateway" script that allows the end user to configure the Geometry, Name, Description, and Modified Date from an existing feature source, and present this as a GeoRSS feed in any of Atom 1.0, RSS 1.0, and RSS 2.0 formats, leveraging the GeoRSS Simple and GML profiles. 32 44 33 === SWIG Enhancements for Java ===34 35 Fill in36 37 === REST/SOAP/XML-RPC/... Web Services ===38 39 Fill in40 41 === JSON Output Support ===42 43 Fill in