Basic map viewers with different functionality
- Simple Map Viewer
- A very simple example showing a non-interactive map on a webpage
- Interactive Map Viewer
- A simple example showing a map an interactive map with pan and zoom buttons. This is a good example to use as a basis for your own application.
- Enhanced Map Viewer
- A more complex example showing different widgets combined with an interactive map. This is a good example to use as a basis for more complex map viewers.
Examples of the more complex functionality of Mapbuilder
- Different maps connected
- An example showing the possibility of connecting different maps in a google maps style.
- Time series viewer
- An example showing maps as time series, with the possibility to zoom, pan, go forward/backward in time and pause.
- Feature entry
- Shows editing and updating of GML features and uploading to a Transactional Web Feature Service (WFS-T). This demo accesses data from a Geoserver installation installed in the same Java Servlet Webapps directory as Mapbuilder.
- Webmapping Context Editor
- An example showing the creation and editing of OGC standard Web Map Context (WMC) documents by searching and browsing through a registry.
Examples of the shiny new and slightly experimental features of Mapbuilder
- Open Web Services explorer
- This demo will show all layers available from a particular WMS and WFS instance.
- Live flickr feed viewer
- An example showing the photos of the communitymapbuilder flickr feed on a map. This example uses GeoRSS rendering, popups, SLD processing
- GeoRSS Ship Tracks
- A GeoRSS feed with lines and images rendered using SVG/VML.
- WFS query, Popup Feature information
- An example showing how to use a form to submit to WFS and display Popup information about the returned features
- SLD editor
- An initial release of a client side SLD editor. This allows for dynamically changing the appearance of features on the map.
- OpenLayers integration
- An initial release of the integration of OpenLayers with Mapbuilder. This is a direct result of the webmap.js discussion which was held at Foss4G. This example also shows the direction mapbuilder is going; being based on MapPaneOL.
- I18N Map Viewer
- This demo shows the Internationalization aspects of MapBuilder.
Note
- Browsers supported are Internet Explorer 6 or later, Mozilla 1.3 or later, Netscape 6 or later.
- Some functionality requires the server proxy and serialize scripts in the configuration file. Implementations of these are available for PHP enabled servers and Java Servlet Container (like Tomcat).
