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<font face="Century Gothic">Perhaps, but eventually I will be rendering
12,000+ lines and I have
noticed with about half that number loaded it is getting a bit slow.<br>
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Is it possible to have the two map layers, one google & one WMS
overlayed one on top of the other?<br>
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<pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">Richard Thurbin <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www.cloudamber.com">www.cloudamber.com</a> +44 7917 704 145</pre>
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Christopher Schmidt wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, Oct 02, 2007 at 10:02:25PM +0100, Richard Thurbin wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On a slightly different tack, I am able to create the lines on to
transparent tile and then publish these tiles in WMS. Can OL render a
google layer and a WMS layer, one over the top of the other?<br>
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In 2.4, with the 'reproject' option, this will work at large scales, but
not when you zoom all the way out.
In 2.5, the above will continue to work (though reproject now defaults
to false), but SphericalMercator support is a better way to approach
this.
In 2.6, there will (hopefully) be client side
reprojection support in OL, which would mean you could add your
unprojected GML and it would 'just work' for display...
But we're not there yet :)
Regards,
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