Broken Java (was Re: mouse-over "map tips")

Brent Fraser bfraser at geoanalytic.com
Thu Nov 4 18:49:06 PST 1999


Paul,

  Well that happened to me too.  I had compiled the Java
code with JDK 1.2 (aka Java 2), then accessed my page
from a machine with the Java 1.1 runtime engine.  I got the
results you described.  I put Steve's mapimage.class file
(Java 1.1?) back on the server and things began to work
again.

  But if your client and server machine are the same,
then I dunno what's wrong...

Brent

----- Original Message -----
From: Paul G. Allen <pgallen at randomlogic.com>
To: MapServer Users List <mapserver-users at lists.gis.umn.edu>
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 1999 6:21 PM
Subject: Re: mouse-over "map tips"



Brent Fraser wrote:

> Steve,  (and all)   I ran across http://www.imapper.com/ and saw that they
> were showing aGIF with "map tips" when the mouse passes over road
> features. Looking at the HTML source, I see that they are using
client-side
> image maps with"area" tags with polygons and mouse-over text (in the "alt"
> portion of the tag?): <area alt="Calle Burgos" title="Calle Burgos"
> href="imsql.asp?Layer=Eje_de_vía&Label=Calle_Burgos" shape="poly"
> coords="-41,74,2,77,46,88,46,92,2,81,-41,78">Might be an interesting
> enhancement to MapServer (version 4.0?)Of course since most of us are
using
> Steve's spiffy Java mapimage.class tointeract with the image, it might not
be
> that useful.

With the exception of myself. When attempting to get the mapimage.class to
work,
I did something to my system so that now I can't even get Steve's example
(http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/mis/gis/gislis99/example1.html , Example #5) to
work. My browser says the applet is running, but I get no map displayed,
only
the interface. I can't draw a box either.

:(

PGA






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