[OpenLayers-Users] Just a simple php script instead of WFS
server ?
Heidt, Christopher M.
CHRISTOPHER.M.HEIDT at saic.com
Mon Mar 30 17:20:06 EDT 2009
Yes, I and many others do this very thing.
You just need to get the data in a format reconizable to openlayers, and
then insert it.
There are many combinations of ways to do this.
For one of my apps I fetch wkt and use openlayers wtk parser to convert
those into features
and then its as simple as layer.addFeatures(myFeatures)
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Subject: [OpenLayers-Users] Just a simple php script instead of WFS
server ?
Hi,
I have an openlayers loading a GeoJson file locally (=on client side).
This file is heavy and I want to avoid to load it locally.
The perfect solution would probably be a WFS server to serve my features
but I would prefer a lighter and easier solution (I am lost in tool like
Geoserver and just get the feeling that it is too big for me and my
usage).
Is there not a way to build a small php script to serve my features from
the GeoJson or GML and read in Openlayers through
OpenLayers.Protocol.HTTP ?
Such php script, on server side, should implement the maxfeatures and/or
bbox query in order to load just the needed features.
Does such php script (or very very very simple WFS server) exist?
thanks
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