[Gvsig_english] Idea for a future-extension::gvSIG mapserver-export-tool

[jaume dominguez faus]

Hi Wolfgang. If I understood right, you are asking for a way to tune 
maps with its legend and symbology within gvSIG in a view and then 
export this view to a MapServer config file to let the web users to see 
it through a WMS client.

If so, this is already under development. The main idea is to export the 
current view with layers from several sources (shp, postgis, ecw) to a 
.map file for MapServer. Then you'd only need to have a MapServer and 
when connecting to it, in the URL, point to the exported .map file.

I don't know exactly what's this extension's current development state. 
Any mate will ask to you better than me.

cheers

En/na Wolfgang Qual ha escrit:

>Hi developers,
>currently, my organisation uses the UMN Mapserver to publish maps on various 
>topics within the field of health and environment reporting online (a list of 
>all maps can be found here: http://www.muenchen.de/umweltatlas). At the 
>moment, we use ArcView to create maps offline. Odb-files of ArcView, which 
>contain extent of the map and layer definition are translated into map-files 
>(these mapfiles are read by UMN Mapserver). I would say that it would be 
>thrilling to have the possibility to create Mapserver-maps out of 
>gvSIG-project files. What do you think? It's just an idea... ;)
>
>Greetings,
>Wolfgang
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