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Re: [udig-devel] Lightweight SWT version of GMapPanel
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We have wrapped up the core in a MapViewer that can be embedded in an otherwise innocent RCP app. The detailed tutorial is part of the commercial training materials.
And yes this is for exactly the need you describe; wanting a map and no ui contributions.
The source code for the tutorial is available however; and you can look at how it was done.
Jody
On 10/12/2010, at 2:44 AM, Ian Mayo wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm the maintainer of an eclipse-based application (www.debrief.info)
> to which I'd like to add the ability to display WMS tiles.
>
> GeoTools is clearly the Java-based route to loading/managing map
> layers, with uDig the natural eclipse-based 'wrapper'.
>
> But, uDig's power and breadth makes it into a 'heavyweight'
> application that justifiably includes lots of code and introduces lots
> of dependencies. My application, however, has a mature UI that
> doesn't require many of the uDig building blocks.
>
> What I really could do with is an SWT version of JMapPane that can
> display WMS layers into an SWT canvas - with dependencies only on
> GeoTools libraries.
>
> Is there such a component hidden in the uDig sources?
>
> Or have any members of the uDig developer community encountered such a class?
>
> cheers,
> Ian
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