Titlebook: Beginning MapServer; Open Source GIS Deve Bill Kropla Book 2005 Bill Kropla 2005 GIS.Geoinformationssysteme.Open Source.development.interne

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Xavier Bultel,Pascal Lafourcades. When you’ve mastered the contents of this chapter, you’ll be able to create interactive, web-based mapping applications that can display all sorts of data that possesses spatial distribution. Although these maps are useful, you haven’t yet wrung . the utility from MapServer’s CGI interface..Up to

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ICT Systems Security and Privacy Protectionith CGI. You should take a moment to consider the elegance of an application that can do so much and be so flexible without the necessity of program writing. However, applications that need a more sophisticated user interface, or that have more complex query capabilities, will require other tools. S

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-33630-5application. You’ve seen how to create a map object from a mapfile and manipulate some of its internal attributes and objects by means of MapScript methods. You’ve also learned how to draw and save the map and display it in an interactive web page. You haven’t exhausted MapScript’s capabilities, but

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Benedikt Putz,Fabian B?hm,Günther Pernul contents of your spatial data sets, create and populate shapefiles, and modify shapefile contents. The next chapter is a reference to MapServer. All the mapfile keywords and their possible values, substitution strings, and CGI form variables will be described briefly, but comprehensively.

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