obj_id number
name varchar(32)
shape MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY
timeslot number
In it I store points (MDSYS.SDO_POINT_TYPE) that change their coordinates randomly as time goes by. So for instance I now have stored 100 objects for 60 timeslots, that is 6000 records.
What I really wanna do is to visualise those points in a website moving. After a little research I started using Oracle MapViewer. I installed it and I used jview.jsp demo successfully.
I have recently red few chapters from the the book above.
It gives very good introductory material for XML.
I would recommend it for those who want to learn XML.
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How Much time do you often spent before print a final map?
According to your experience, how would you define GML.
Geographic Mark-Up Language?
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Ok, so here is the thing…
I’ve created a table named ‘objects’:
obj_id number
name varchar(32)
shape MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY
timeslot number
In it I store points (MDSYS.SDO_POINT_TYPE) that change their coordinates randomly as time goes by. So for instance I now have stored 100 objects for 60 timeslots, that is 6000 records.
What I really wanna do is to visualise those points in a website moving. After a little research I started using Oracle MapViewer. I installed it and I used jview.jsp demo successfully.
What I wanna do has the following logic:
for (t=0;t
ok, tags issues…
What I wanna do has the following logic:
for (t=0; t is less than max_number_of_timeslots; t++)
select shape from objects where timeslot=t;
Is there a way to do this?
thanx
I wanna do that in order to create motion. As if the objects are moving…
I found this introductory paper for GML by Ron Lake.
Have a look
http://www.w3.org/Mobile/posdep/GMLIntroduction.html
I have recently red few chapters from the the book above.
It gives very good introductory material for XML.
I would recommend it for those who want to learn XML.
http://www.amazon.com/XML-Managers-Addison-Wesley-Information-Technology/dp/0201433354
Hey synadelfoi!
Nice work! I am also a forester that graduated from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in 2007. Right now I am doing my MSc in GIS in Edinburgh which is a “hardcore” experience! 
Right now besides reading for successfully completing my dissertation on time 
some friends and me have formed a little greek GIS community. It would be great if you joined as so we could start a “gis-ring” hehehe! big plans colleagues, big plans… hohoho! Anyway! Keep up the good work guys! 
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