[Featureserver] Installation question

[Jan van der Ven]

L.S.,
 
 
I am currently researching the best way to present and edit geographical
information. The gispython list pointed me to featureserver, and it does
look like the answers to most of my problems.
 
The OpenLayers map would be composed of several layers:
- google maps base layer with the terrain
- shape file layer with the owners of the land
- editable layer (currently a shape file) with lines.
- editable layer (currently also a shape file) with polygon (rectangles,
mostly)
 
The shapes in the editable layers are related to objects in Plone. And we
want to display the editable objects differently based on one or more
attributes of the plone object.
 
The target is CentOS 5.1, Zope 2.10 and Plone 3.0.6, but this can be
changed. We also have Postgres and Postgis installed.
 
As this is an Intranet application, I was not planning to add Apache as a
front end, but that now depends on the answers you will give on the best
setup and integration with Plone.
 
And here is the question: what architecture would you recommend?
 
Kind regards,
 
N.B. If I posted this message twice, it is because my Polish is not quite
good ;-)

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