[OSGeo-Discuss] FOSS4G & Tile WMS

[Steven M. Ottens]

Hi Jody, all

I'm holding a technical session of 30min called 'Creating a high
performance webmapping site
<http://www.foss4g2006.org/contributionDisplay.py?contribId=127&amp;confId=1>'
(nr 127) where I will discuss the implementation of tiling in the edugis
project, using mapbuilder, mapserver and apache's mod_cache. I hope this
will be a starting point for a WMS-C/tiling discussion. I don't know of
any other conferences about tiling, but I would be interested to visit them.
I hope to visit the ka-map workshop who also has tiling. But I can
imagine the ka-map people like to discuss ka-map and not wms-c/tiling.
Also a discussion around beers is a very good idea ;).
I haven't yet done a proper performance test with the new setup and I'm
not too hopeful that I can manage that before lausanne, but we'll see.

Regards,
Steven

ps. I accidently send the same mail from the wrong account, sorry if you
receive it twice

Jody Garnett wrote:
> Shorter, Cameron wrote:
>> Jody,
>> With regards to tiling for the client, Steven Ottens is currently
>> incorporating tiling into Mapbuilder and has been coordinating to some
>> extent with OpenLayers and Kamap.  They have an email list set up -
>> can't
>> remember what it is off the top of my head.
>>   
> Indeed discussion about this email list, and the associated link was
> the motivation for the idea. Their
> wiki page seems to revole around questions not decisions.  Justin
> wants an easy service to implement
> for his GeoServer presentation, and setting up a uDig rendering
> workflow to make use of it is dead
> easy.  The interesting question is where to find the the description
> of the tile breakdowns so requests
> can be made in a manner that may be cached.
>
> So I would rather implement something; and then talk with code and a
> profiler, rather then wade through
> performance tradeoffs via email.  If Mr. Ottens has made some
> decisions so much the better, if not we can
> make some and compare notes & performance.
>
> I did think it may be fun to have something to talk shop over at
> FOSS4G and Justin and I have managed to work
> with the other projects mentioned (yet). It would be interesting to
> see if building a standards in code is a good
> way to start things off.
>
> Cheers,
> Jody
>
>
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