How to draw simple closed polygons at the client side ?

Pierre GIRAUD bluecarto at GMAIL.COM
Thu Jul 28 02:53:54 PDT 2005


Sure it is possible.
Using walterzorn drawing API is a good way for this.

If you take a look at the Cartoweb online demo, you'll find a first
sample of polygon drawing with the polygon outline or measure surface
tools.
At this time, we are redevelopping this in an API, in order to give
the user a real editing interface. People will be able to draw, move
features, add, move, delete vertices (with simple snapping functions).
In this API, polygons are filled and I suppose they suit your needs.

regards

Pierre GIRAUD

On 7/27/05, Richard Roger <richard.roger at agric.nsw.gov.au> wrote:
>  
> Dear List 
>  
> I am after some advice, please.  I want to know a good way to draw simple
> polygons (simply-connected polygons with no sides crossing each other) on
> the client side in a web browser.  I see that Rosa does ellipses and
> polylines - does "polyline" in Rosa mean  a closed polygon as it does in
> Mapserver?  What about jbox?  Geotools looks as if it might be a bit heavy. 
> And I suppose that one could build upon Javascript "vectorgraphics" (e.g.,
> the www.walterzorn.com/jsgraphics library or www.karlson.ru/jsgraphics ). 
>  
> Any advice gratefully received. 
>  
> Cheers 
>  
> Richard E. Roger 
>  
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