[mapguide-users] map request using SOAP

Jackie C. Ng jumpinjackie at gmail.com
Fri Apr 25 01:14:51 EDT 2008


You can use an existing session ID, and make this as part of the web
service's parameters.

In your web service implementation, create an MgSiteConnection with the
session ID, create your required services and away you go.

You might want to take a look at the GETMAPIMAGE method in the mapagent test
pages, as this is what you would call to get rendered map images.

- Jackie


A H wrote:
> 
> sorry. it will be in .NET
> 
> using MGOS 1.2 and above
> 
> from what i understand, Mapguide requires us to create session before it
> can use the resources. and i'm not sure if it can return the said
> information.
> 
> can mapguide render the map and produce the URL by just supplying the
> information given by client application?
> 
> 
> 
> Jackie C. Ng wrote:
>> 
>> What language (.net/PHP/Java)?
>> 
>> - Jackie
>> 
>> 
>> A H wrote:
>>> 
>>> good day everyone,
>>> 
>>> i'm told to develop a web service that communicate with Mapguide through
>>> HTML using SOAP. is it possible to do this using Mapguide OS?
>>> 
>>> the client application will pass the following info:
>>> 1) list of longitude latitude points
>>> 2) longitude and latitude of center point
>>> 3) zoom level
>>> 4) width and height in pixel
>>> 
>>> the web service i'm suppose to develop will return:
>>> 1) x and y values (pixels) of corresponding points on the map (0,0 for
>>> the top left corner)
>>> 2) x and y of the center point (pixels)
>>> 3) the zoom level used by map
>>> 4) URL of the generated map image
>>> 
>>> 
>>> i've search through old posts but found nothing similar to this. i mean
>>> without using a weblayout. (and i never develop this SOAP kind of
>>> application before).
>>> 
>>> thank you in advance.
>>> 
>> 
>> 
> 
> 


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