Category Archives for open source
gegis (or geomajas) comparison
A couple of weeks ago, I gave a presentation at the gegis user round table talks. The presentation was about the comparison between gegis (or geomajas if you like) and the other open source web gis applications. These are the … Continue reading
deegree WFS & ArcSDE (updated)
After several days searching, debugging and sweating, but I finally got it: There’s no support for complex features in the deegree WFS service for the ArcSDE DB (a very nice open source web gis solution btw!). Simple features are supported, … Continue reading
Microsoft shoots own foot in iceland
Ohh boy, this is a nice one from the buddies at Microsoft: Microsoft has a business model that is called “The Microsoft Certified Partner model”. Basically it says that these mcp’s buy contracts from Microsoft, and sells them to businesses … Continue reading
MapServer gets a speedbump
A one day code sprint in Toronto, and MapServer gets the following improvements: Paul Ramsey: Sprint Day #3 Impressive!
Open Source Servlet Engine from Google
Yesterday, Google released there own custom servlet engine, well, kinda… Article: Google Open Source Blog: OpenGSE Released The article says that this servlet engine is in the core the same as the one that powers GMail, nice. However it’s not … Continue reading
Some more info on CCIP
Just found some more info (here): CCIP demonstrates standards based interoperability between geospatial applications based on a Climate Change scenario. It consists of a server with multiple virtual machines, each installed with geospatial applications offering standards based web services. All … Continue reading