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Yes, I mean the GetResourceContent().<br>
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I think the main objection to sending out MaestroAPI as a part of
MapGuide,<br>
would be that it favorizes .Net over PHP and Java.<br>
<br>
If you use the MaestroAPI http method, it should be fully server version<br>
ignorant, so you can use it with any MGE version.<br>
<br>
The LocalNative connection offers better performance, but you need<br>
to sign the assembly shipped by MapGuide, and add assembly rebinding.<br>
See this post:<br>
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://n2.nabble.com/MaestroAPI-Comapatibility-tp3315692p3332632.html">http://n2.nabble.com/MaestroAPI-Comapatibility-tp3315692p3332632.html</a><br>
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I won't do that for MGE versions, and unfortunately the MGOS 2.1 is
heavily<br>
delayed, so I can't even provide a version for that (which would also
work with MGE).<br>
<br>
I was a bit slow on implementing the 1.3.0 LayerDefinition, and
unfortunately<br>
Studio auto upgrades your layers when you save them, causing some
Maestro stuff<br>
to break.<br>
<pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
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prbabu skrev:
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<pre wrap="">Thanks for your time, Kenneth.
I believe the API you are referring below is SetResourceContent() and
GetResourceContent()?
"......The MapGuide API has methods for dealing with the runtime map.
It only has SetResource and GetResource calls for dealing with the
resources.
These calls get and set xml data respectively."
If the Maestro API is shipped as part off the standard .NET Web Server
Extensions API, that
would make like easier. I am with MGE and every new release, there is an
inherent concern
whether the Maestro API can work along with updated MGE version. Also, it
gives the
impression that it has the "core" product support, which is quite critical,
IMO.
Hopefully, someone is thinking this way there.......Additionally, you will
have less traffic in this
forum on repetition of questions.
My opinion, the APIs are highly extendable but not intuitive enough to be
used with ease,
esp. when compared to my experience with MG 6.5. The Maestro API fills the
gap to a certain extent.
-Praveen
Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
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<pre wrap="">IMO, the confusing part is that there are multiple things that are
called a "layer"
1) LayerDefinition, this is an xml resource, just like a MapDefinition
or a WebLayout
2) MapLayer, this is a part of a MapDefinition and references a
LayerDefinition
3) Runtime MapLayer, this is a binary copy of (2), but detached from the
MapDefinition, still references a LayerDefinition
The MapGuide API has methods for dealing with the runtime map.
It only has SetResource and GetResource calls for dealing with the
resources.
These calls get and set xml data respectively.
This means that you have to parse and update xml manually.
I find this to be a non-trivial task, which is why I created the
MaestroAPI,
and put in classes that deal with the xml.
To save a LayerDefinition as a temp resource, do this:
string sessionId; //Initialize somewhere
MgResourceService srv; //Initialize somewhere
string xml =
srv.GetResourceContent("Library://.....Layer.LayerDefinition");
//Manipulate xml
string randomName = Guid.NewGuid().ToString(); //Use random name to
avoid overwrites
string tmpId = "Session:" + sessionId + "//" + randomName +
".LayerDefinition";
srv.SetResourceContent(xml, tmpId);
Unfortunately the GetResource and SetResource won't work like above.
Search the forums for details.
This page explains how to modify the filter, using the MaestroAPI (only
for .Net):
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/maestro/MaestroAPI/samples/ModifyLayerFilter">http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/maestro/MaestroAPI/samples/ModifyLayerFilter</a>
This page explains the same, but BEFORE the viewer loads:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/maestro/MaestroAPI/samples/AddInitialLayer">http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/maestro/MaestroAPI/samples/AddInitialLayer</a>
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
prbabu skrev:
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<pre wrap="">Hi Kenneth,
Can I say, the below step:
3) Save the LayerDefinition to a temp name (in the Session repository)
means create a "new" MgLayer and then add the same to the layer
collection?
If yes, what about replacing the existing layer's filter? Do we need to
delete
the existing one and create a new temporary one with the same layer name?
There has been numerous conversations on layer filtering, unfortunately
could
n't really pin on a particular one and say this is the solution. May be
need
a
"correct code" in the code sample page of MGOS. I work on .NET API.
Thanks for your time.
Regards,
Praveen
Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
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<pre wrap="">There are only few examples of Java code avalible.
These are the steps to perform, regardless of programming language:
1) Obtain the LayerDefinition xml
2) Update the <Filter> tag
3) Save the LayerDefinition to a temp name (in the Session repository)
4) Get a reference to the Runtime map (MgMap.Open)
5) Update the runtime map's layer to point to the temp resource created
in (3)
6) Save the runtime map
7) Refresh the client
If you want to modify the layer filter BEFORE the viewer loads, you need
to do this:
1) Obtain the LayerDefinition xml
2) Update the <Filter> tag
3) Save the LayerDefinition to a temp name (in the Session repository)
4) Obtain the MapDefinition.xml
5) Update the MapDefinition's layer to point to the temp resource
created in (3)
6) Save the MapDefinition to a temp name (in the Session repository)
7) Obtain the WebLayout/ApplicationDefinition xml
8) Update the Map/ResourceId to point to the temp resource created in
(6)
9) Save the WebLayout/ApplicationDefinition to a temp name (in the
Session repository)
10) Open the viewer and point to the temp resource created in (9)
If any of the steps cause you trouble, ask again.
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
Jai Prakash Mansukhani skrev:
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<pre wrap="">Hi all,
I have a map with a layer that is being populated from x/y coordinates
from an MySQL server table and want to be able to dynamically add a
filter to the layer. i.e. filter the data based on who is logged in.
I read a few post on this topic before but i was not able to
understand the concept with satisfactory.
It would very kind of you if somebody can provide me with some piece
of code.
Thanks and Regards,
Jai Mansukhani
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