Larry Becker wrote:
> Hi Nacho,
>
> That is interesting! It would seem that YahooMaps is allowing their
> data to be served up via a local WMS server.
I think Yahoo has a special contract with the OSM. They allow the latter
to use their images to digitize data. So it may be that this typ
Hi Nacho,
That is interesting! It would seem that YahooMaps is allowing their data
to be served up via a local WMS server. This would seem to make the
approach that I proposed much more viable. I'm not sure we want to run a
copy of Firefox from a plugin, but if a website was designed to serve
This weekend I was this OpenStreetMap[1] people in my town (A Coruña) and
they show me a "YahooMaps extension"[2] for JOSM[3]. They have made a
strange process to use the Yahoo API (a navigator is needed to retreive the
images, ...), but they can use YahooMaps data. It looks a very interesting
solu
Hi Eric,
The very first Google Maps Terms of Service item says "1.1 *Description of
Service*. The API allows You to display certain content, including map
images and driving directions on your website, subject to the limitations
and conditions described below." The key word here is website. It
abhay, i too have a number of functionality and feature pre-visualizations that address the gui from a finished, end-user point of view. if you want to get a wiki page started regarding this, then i'd contribute the mock-ups and work-flows that would be associated with such a plug-in... and would
On Jul 5, 2008, at 5:24 PM, Larry Becker wrote:@Stefan, SkyJUMP has only implemented KML write, although read should be fairly easy to add. We use WGS84 UTM exclusively, so the (limited) reprojection support was easy to implement. This is the reason that there will (IMIHO) always be a niche for
On Jul 5, 2008, at 7:49 AM, abhay menon wrote:Hello All,Just curious about the embedding Google Map or any other Web Map on OpenJump. Is there a possibility implement the same in the long shot using the OpenLayers API (web Api) and then introducing the same using this OpenLayers Interface as Imple
Hi Larry..
If it is possible can you share the code to plugin of the google map plugin.
I am actual writting one for a project of mine..
Rgds.
Abhay.
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 10:54 PM, Larry Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> @Stefan, SkyJUMP has only implemented KML write, although read should
@Stefan, SkyJUMP has only implemented KML write, although read should be
fairly easy to add. We use WGS84 UTM exclusively, so the (limited)
reprojection support was easy to implement. This is the reason that there
will (IMIHO) always be a niche for specialized JUMP variants like SkyJUMP
that can
Hello All,
Just curious about the embedding Google Map or any other Web Map on
OpenJump. Is there a possibility implement the same in the long shot using
the OpenLayers API (web Api) and then introducing the same using this
OpenLayers Interface as Implementation to the background layer. It would
ok.. let me note another problem [which includes the nice kml proposal
as well]:
We don't have a implementation of projections. So everything that relies
on that is not doable before we get this implemented
Stefan
PS: @Larry, did you also implement KML write or only read for SkyJUMP?
Paul Aus
The problem with the following proposal is not a technical one, it is a
legal one. Google and the other providers typically only allow access to
their tile layer using their web sites and web APIs. This is in part because
they license the data from other parties for a specific purpose.
Paul
> I
Yes Nacho. I will need to talk to Stefan about making more regular
releases. Once every 6 months is likely a doable goal. Something that
was mentioned previously on the list was making a release whenever we
meet a certain criteria, like N number of bugs fixed or something like
that.
I think it is
Interesting results...
Maybe, It's a good idea make a new official release every 6 months (Ubuntu
way) or another period of time.
I like very much the feature proposal:
"Use Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Mapquest, Open Street Maps map layer as
background layer"
It will be a very very very good featur
I've put together and released the user survey results. You can read a
summary of the survey results on my OpenJUMP blog. The blog post also
contains a link that you can use to download the text file with the
results if you wish.
http://openjump.blogspot.com/
The Sunburned Surveyor
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