Hvorfor skal man dog opfinde den dybe tallerken hver gang ...
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Why re-invent the wheel ...
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[...] Well as I said, ESRI’s Layer Package format does this. The Layer file is of course a problem because you need ArcObjects to read it. But in an ESRI world, that isn’t too much of a problem. Outside of an ESRI world, maybe the MapServer Mapfile might be the best way to get symbology information in (heck you can write out a Mapfile from ESRI, let alone all those open source clients). Some have said KML is that format. I disagree because it doesn’t lend itself to storing attribute information (maybe there are ways, but I still question if KML should be used this way). At least KML does store simple symbology with the dataset. [...]
Read more: http://www.spatiallyadjusted.com/2009/04/21/sharing-cartography/
[...] Well as I said, ESRI’s Layer Package format does this. The Layer file is of course a problem because you need ArcObjects to read it. But in an ESRI world, that isn’t too much of a problem. Outside of an ESRI world, maybe the MapServer Mapfile might be the best way to get symbology information in (heck you can write out a Mapfile from ESRI, let alone all those open source clients). Some have said KML is that format. I disagree because it doesn’t lend itself to storing attribute information (maybe there are ways, but I still question if KML should be used this way). At least KML does store simple symbology with the dataset. [...]
Read more: http://www.spatiallyadjusted.com/2009/04/21/sharing-cartography/
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