[Geowanking] Google Maps overlayed with WMS

Just van den Broecke just at justobjects.nl
Thu Sep 22 03:45:35 PDT 2005


thanks!

For lines I use Google Maps' GPolyLine object. See 
http://www.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/#GPolyline_code_ Its 
implementation is browser-dependent as I understood.  In IE it uses VML. 
For all other browsers a png-image is drawn on Google's servers and 
returned to the browser. (I don't think SVG is used in SVG-enabled 
browsers like the latest FireFox). There's only 4 parameters GPolyLine: 
an array of lat/lon points, a colour, a line width (I use 2px) and a 
transparency. Thus this does not have to do with overlaying WMS.

In another project we are experimenting with overlaying transparent SWFs 
(Flash).

--Just

Just van den Broecke  just at justobjects.nl
The Netherlands       http://www.justobjects.nl

Tom Longson wrote:

> Yeah I quite liked this too. Is the reason it looks so aliased because
> it's only a one pixel line?
> 
> nym
> 
> On 9/21/05, Rich Gibson <rich.gibson at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>>That is very nice!  Thanks for writing it up.
>>
>>On 9/16/05, Just van den Broecke <just at justobjects.nl> wrote:
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I did some experiments to (transparently) overlay and integrate maps
>>>from standard WMS servers into Google maps. Was fun and seems to work.
>>>See all GMap experiments at
>>>http://www.geoskating.com/gmap
>>>and a writeup on
>>>http://www.justobjects.org/blog/index.php?p=14
>>>
>>>best,
>>>
>>>--Just
>>>
>>>
>>>
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