[fusion-trac] #428: MapGroup problem with tiled and dynamic mapguide layers

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#428: MapGroup problem with tiled and dynamic mapguide layers
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   Reporter:  zspitzer  |       Owner:  madair   
       Type:  defect    |      Status:  new      
   Priority:  P2        |   Milestone:  Future   
  Component:  MapGuide  |     Version:  2.2 - RC1
   Severity:  Major     |    Keywords:           
External_id:            |       State:  New      
    Browser:  All       |          Os:  All      
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 I'm using Mapguide 2.2 RC2 on windows

 I am trying to combine a tiled map with a dynamic overlay,
 both the map definitions are in the same projection, from the same
 mapguide server

 The problem I am having is when I zoom or pan, the dynamic layer just
 isn't updating, the app layer doesn't come on until i toggle it off and
 then on again and then it is not updated, it gets stuck as per attached
 screenshots

 I'm using the standard mapguide template applicationDefinition with
 this as a mapgroup

 <MapGroup id="app">
          <Map>
        <Type>MapGuide</Type>
        <SingleTile>false</SingleTile>
            <Extension>
          <ResourceId>Library://base.MapDefinition</ResourceId>
        </Extension>
          </Map>
          <Map>
        <Type>MapGuide</Type>
        <SingleTile>true</SingleTile>
            <Extension>
          <ResourceId>Library://app.MapDefinition</ResourceId>
        </Extension>
                <Options>
                        <isBaseLayer>false</isBaseLayer>
                        <useOverlay>true</useOverlay>
                </Options>
          </Map>
 </MapGroup>

 I tried this with our good old friend the sheboygan sample and had the
 same issue.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/ticket/428>
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