[mapguide-users] Silverlight/Moonlight Viewer
Carl Jokl
carl.jokl at keynetix.com
Thu Jun 26 03:44:33 EDT 2008
I think that there could potentially be a number of alternatives to using an
Active X based viewer. I could see potential also for both Flash or Java to
create a viewer too. One problem with the Active X viewer in relation to the
clients of the company I work for is the security / administrative problem
for our clients. Organisations internet security policies could interfere
with deployment of an Active X control. I would think though that the same
issue would apply to a Java based viewer too. Silverlight might work better
in this regard.
One of the reasons I find the Java option interesting is the availability of
JOGL essentially allowing a Applet or Web Start application to be able to
take advantage of Hardware accelerated graphics. I don't know if any
alternative viewers have been worked on. If much of MapGuide is open source
would that include the viewer? If so it might be possible to start from the
existing viewer source code and port it to another platform.
Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
>
> Has anyone started or is considering starting development of a viewer in
> Silverlight/Moonlight?
>
> Such a viewer should be able to achieve performance that is comparable
> to the MapGuide 6.5 viewer,
> without the need for an ActiveX plugin.
>
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> Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
>
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