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Hello friends,
simplicity. Mapserver and Mapguide seems like strong candidates. I am
also confused about the support from Autodesk and DM solutions.
I am a developer, and I understand GIS terminology. I am in search of
the best open web based GIS solution where I can render my shapefiles
on browser and view fairly good quality maps. I have all the
shapefiles with me and configuration/setting up a gis server never
bothers me.
I am in search of a healthy suggestion which can clear my confusion
directly and show me some direction for choosing the best gis engine.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Ambastha
>From past many days I am reading about so many open source web
solutions in the GIS world. I am evaluating them based on features and
simplicity. Mapserver and Mapguide seems like strong candidates. I am
also confused about the support from Autodesk and DM solutions.
I am a developer, and I understand GIS terminology. I am in search of
the best open web based GIS solution where I can render my shapefiles
on browser and view fairly good quality maps. I have all the
shapefiles with me and configuration/setting up a gis server never
bothers me.
I am in search of a healthy suggestion which can clear my confusion
directly and show me some direction for choosing the best gis engine.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Ambastha
On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 23:33:03 -0700, "mr. ambastha"
I use Geoserver, which seems to be a good open source solution, and
very standards compliant, as it is the reference implementation for
WFS.
Paul
>Hello friends,
>>From past many days I am reading about so many open source web
>solutions in the GIS world. I am evaluating them based on features and
>simplicity. Mapserver and Mapguide seems like strong candidates. I am
>also confused about the support from Autodesk and DM solutions.
>I am a developer, and I understand GIS terminology. I am in search of
>the best open web based GIS solution where I can render my shapefiles
>on browser and view fairly good quality maps. I have all the
>shapefiles with me and configuration/setting up a gis server never
>bothers me.
>I am in search of a healthy suggestion which can clear my confusion
>directly and show me some direction for choosing the best gis engine.
>Thanks in advance,
>Regards,
>Ambastha
>simplicity. Mapserver and Mapguide seems like strong candidates. I am
>also confused about the support from Autodesk and DM solutions.
>I am a developer, and I understand GIS terminology. I am in search of
>the best open web based GIS solution where I can render my shapefiles
>on browser and view fairly good quality maps. I have all the
>shapefiles with me and configuration/setting up a gis server never
>bothers me.
>I am in search of a healthy suggestion which can clear my confusion
>directly and show me some direction for choosing the best gis engine.
>Thanks in advance,
>Regards,
>Ambastha
I use Geoserver, which seems to be a good open source solution, and
very standards compliant, as it is the reference implementation for
WFS.
Paul
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