We already have GIS data for many layers created using openlayer,tilecache and mapnik. we want to create an API like maps.google for using our layers to other applications. I don't know where to start and what is the methodology. Please help me to solve this issue.
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I've just created a tool that produces real-time trafic data. I'd like to plot the results with here-api. I know that Here provides a trafic display api, but I can't figure out how to define my own datasource.
Thanks !
No, you can't. You've created a tool that has the same function HERE does. If you just want to plot traffic, try Google MyMaps. Maybe GIS platforms?
btw, how did you manage to collect traffic data for this tool?
I'll try to explain as briefly as possible:
C#.Windows application for categories and descriptions of files.
Windows Forms - for the user
A library I want to be saved for future usage - I got nice algorithms for tasks with XML,Files,strings. In this case they are to serve the WF, but i don't want to keep them in the Form classes. I want to have them as a separate library with namespaces and classes in it. But I don't know what type of project or addition to the whole VS "Solution" that has to be.
Windows Service - get notifications on file changes and updates the same db the WF is using.
LINQ to SQL - for the data access
WCF - I am just throwing that here, because it seems that I need to use it(answer from a previous related topic) : https://stackoverflow.com/a/15998122/1356685
SO...yeah...architecture, architecture. Any guideline for a good architecture in my case is welcomed. Now I know in these conversations people start throwing terms like: "business logic","persistence layer","model layer" and what not. However I don't quite understand them, so please be specific.
Thanks in advance for the help !
Microsoft has a pretty extensive application architecture guide and their patterns and practices website has a lot of information and code samples showing you how to structure applications.
As for your 'library to be saved for future usage'... you can create a C# Class Library project and add it as a Reference in whatever applications you'd like to use it in.
Could some explain how to best organize the model entity classes in GWT for use on app engine?
I have been using this ebook as an example to follow http://code.google.com/p/gwt-gae-book/wiki/StoringData, but I am unsure about where to add this code. I do not need help in how to write the classes, I just want to know does this code go in the client or server?
In my application I have one module that handles the UI and that is it so far. My next step is implementing the data functionality features.
I also plan on using twig and appwrench, if possible, in developing my model if that helps.
Thanks in advance for any help in getting this setup.
Am assuming you are new to programming and hence detailed explanation for you:
Everything else except for UI and RPC calls to server will reside in "server" package. Within server side code, you would further like to create modules which interact with each other. Like the layer which receives calls from client and processes them. Another layer which contains core business logic, and next layer which interacts with DB, where your entities/model will reside.
You can look at example for your current problem which separates various layers of code. Only difference being the code is using JSP for it's UI.
I'm not guru in DBA, so I'll try explain what I want in terms I imagine it.
I have Oracle DB with network devices. each device has ports which has parent device/port
I want some tool which will automaticaly create visual map of this device relations.
Will create "Network Map" based on this relations.
It's would be better if this tool will have some output ready for web publishing, or web based tool from the begging. Also if it will automatically update "picture" as soon as I add new relation/object
From far it looks something like Gource http://youtu.be/E5xPMW5fg48
But not exactly what i need
Hope to get some suggestion.
Thanks in advance!
UPD: found another tool: Gephi
You could try graphviz. It was created specifically for visualising large graphs of network nodes.
It's not out of the box; you'll have to write some code that:
Reads data on the devices & their relationships
Creates the graphviz input file
generates the diagram by calling the graphviz binary.
There are many ways to do that. One of the easiest is to use python with the pydot library.
Note that graphviz generates static images (jpeg / tiff etc.) so you'd have to regenerate on demand.
There are more interactive toolkits available, e.g. protovis / infovis. Both are javascript based and render directly in the browser.
hth.
I need to build an offline database application on WP7.
App is simple - it's about making orders from our clients, then translate it to main server (MS SQL).
Spend a days read about existing techologies - but I'am still confused. Which is right for that project?
Sync Framework.
Looking good, but as I understand - it provides single tables - no reference beetwen them. All the references I have to build on client side. Sad.
Entity FrameWork on server side.
And I have no clue - what can I use on client side. Is there a way to serialize entity object to Isolate Store, then restore it, and continue work with it? May be I can use Sync FrameWork, but scheme will become strange then - kinda one way.)))
Working with WCF & XML - most simple for me. A lot of code and conversion, but in this case I understand the data flow. In other view - I already have app with pure SQL-queries. I wanna be advanced. ))))
Using ext. databases (siaqodb for example).
Which one? siaqodb suppots "Sync provider", but it doesn't support references beetwen objects - so I have to build them by myself? Any gain? I don't know.
Is there another way to build such apps? Point it please.
If this has to be done offline, then I would generally use something like:
storing the minimal amount of the required data within isolated using a WP7 specific database like Sterling
using either a new REST or a new RIA/WCF service with objects/functions you define in order to provide the required data synchronisation
I think this is your option 3?
I've never really liked automatic data synchronisation. I just find it easier to code the sync and deal with the error cases myself - this is especially the case if your wp7 client app uses quite a small footprint of data in relation to the larger main server db.