Oracle® Application Server 10g MapViewer User's Guide 10g (9.0.4) Part Number B10559-01 |
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Oracle Application Server 10g MapViewer User's Guide describes how to install and use MapViewer, a tool that renders maps showing different kinds of spatial data.
This preface contains these topics:
This document is intended primarily for programmers who develop applications that require maps to be drawn. You should understand Oracle database concepts and the major concepts associated with XML, including DTDs. You should also be familiar with Oracle Spatial or Oracle Locator concepts, or at least have access to Oracle Spatial User's Guide and Reference.
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This guide contains the following elements:
Explains what MapViewer is, and how to install and configure it.
Explains important concepts that you must understand to use MapViewer.
Explains how to submit XML requests to MapViewer, and it describes the XML document type definitions (DTDs) for the requests (input) and responses (output).
Explains how to use the JavaBean-based MapViewer API, which exposes all capabilities of MapViewer through a single JavaBean.
Explains how to submit requests to MapViewer using JavaServer Pages (JSP) tags in an HTML file.
Explains how to submit various administrative (non-map) requests, such as to add a data source, through the MapViewer XML API.
Explains the console (Map Definition Tool) interface to MapViewer, which you can use to manage mapping metadata (styles, themes, and maps) used by MapViewer.
Explains the XML format for defining each type of style. (This is intended only for advanced users of MapViewer.)
Explains how to implement and register a custom image renderer for use with an image theme.
Explains how to use the Macromedia Flash mapping client to allow users of Flash applications to interact with maps.
Describes how MapViewer uses Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) connection pooling and caching of Java objects to provide efficient performance.
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