[Tilecache] Easy way to serve large JPG images with TileCache?

[Josh Livni]

Alex,

I think Chris Schmidt put this demo together, which might be of 
interest: http://tilecache.org/demos/xkcd-onlinecommunities.html

I don't know what the backend tilecache config looks like exactly, but 
I'd guess it uses ImageLayer.  Search for the ImageLayer class in 
Layer.py for some notes on use (maybe documented more fully somewhere 
else, but I don't know where).

-Josh

Alex Quinn wrote:
> Is there a way to use TileCache to serve a high resolution JPG image,
> while offering the map-type interface with zooming and scrolling?  This
> is for a digital library.  We want to host some historical map images,
> but provide the TileCache interface and performance.  They are just
> plain JPG images.  Is there something better we should be looking at? 
> (Flash and Java are ruled out.)
>
> Thanks,
> Alex
>
>
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