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OpenERP : plan de formations

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 by Luc Maurer

Camptocamp est heureux de vous donner ci-dessous la liste des formations OpenERP pour le 2ème semestre 2009.

Ces formations sont données dans nos locaux à Lausanne en cours inter-entreprise. Nous sommes également à disposition si vous souhaitez organiser une formation OpenERP au sein même de votre entreprise (intra-entreprise).

Pour plus d’informations, n’hésitez pas à nous contacter par email .

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MapFish PHP & Symfony

Monday, June 29th, 2009 by François Van der Biest

Sur le blog MapFish, nous venons d’annoncer la publication du plugin sfMapFishPlugin pour le framework PHP Symfony.

Il s’agit d’une implémentation de la partie serveur de MapFish en PHP, qui s’adresse à tous les développeurs de projets Symfony souhaitant ajouter une dimension géographique à leur application Symfony.

Cela permet de facilement mettre en place des web services REST qui interagissent avec la partie cliente de MapFish, composée de OpenLayers, ExtJS et GeoExt, pour fournir un puissant environnement de publication et d’édition de données géographiques sur le web.
Un module d’impression PDF de cartes est également fourni avec ce plugin.

Vous pouvez nous faire part de vos commentaires et suggestions sur la mailing liste MapFish.

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OpenLayers 2.8 is out !

Monday, June 29th, 2009 by Pierre Giraud

In this release, among others, here are some functionnalities / enhancements Camptocamp team focused their efforts on :
- multi-layer feature selection ,
- strategies and protocol, which wouldn’t exist without the great implication from Eric Lemoine,

Some others were almost ready to go or at least initiated by Camptocamp in the sandboxes, and completed by other folks :
- snapping while editing vector features,
- support for drawing text on vector layers.

For the complete set of new features or bug fixes, please see the release notes .

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Obama: Cloud Computing & Web 2.0 !

Sunday, June 28th, 2009 by Cédric Moullet

Geoff just posted a very interesting blog regarding cloud computing and Web 2.0.

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MapFish PHP

Friday, June 26th, 2009 by Cédric Moullet

We’ve just released an implementation of the MapFish PHP server side, which is targeted at the popular Symfony framework and Doctrine ORM.
It is available as a Symfony plugin, which makes it very easy to install on any Symfony 1.2 project.

The sfMapFishPlugin packages the required libraries and tools to publish and edit your vector GIS data in a PostgreSQL/PostGIS database, by the way of a RESTful API, using the MapFish Protocol.
This includes a GeoJSON parser/writer, also available as a standalone library in MapFish SVN. It also features a print module, which can be easily deployed to output nice PDF with your maps, using the Print Protocol.

You’ll find installation information on the project page: http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfMapFishPlugin.

Please keep in mind that this plugin is still in beta, and needs your testing !
We welcome your feedback on the mapfish mailing list.

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MapFish PHP

Friday, June 26th, 2009 by François Van der Biest

We’ve just released an implementation of the MapFish PHP server side, which is targeted at the popular Symfony framework and Doctrine ORM.
It is available as a Symfony plugin, which makes it very easy to install on any Symfony 1.2 project.

The sfMapFishPlugin packages the required libraries and tools to publish and edit your vector GIS data in a PostgreSQL/PostGIS database, by the way of a RESTful API, using the MapFish Protocol.
This includes a GeoJSON parser/writer, also available as a standalone library in MapFish SVN. It also features a print module, which can be easily deployed to output nice PDF with your maps, using the Print Protocol.

You’ll find installation information on the project page: http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfMapFishPlugin.

Please keep in mind that this plugin is still in beta, and needs your testing !
We welcome your feedback on the mapfish mailing list.

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MapFish Print as GeoServer Module

Thursday, June 25th, 2009 by Cédric Moullet

GeoServer blog just mentionned that the MapFish Print Server component has been integrated as GeoServer Community Module. Great Work !

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OpenERP data into Google Maps : beautiful, but is it a good idea ?

Thursday, June 25th, 2009 by Luc Maurer

There is a new very interesting OpenERP Module which imports OpenERP data into Google Map.

This module creates a .kml file with all partners and partner turnover data which could be imported into google maps => simple and really interesting.

http://openerp-team.blogspot.com/2009/06/open-erp-integration-with-google-map.html

Two questions :

  • Who is the owner of the data ?
  • Is it really a good idea to put financial data (which should be kept secret) into google map ?

The best solution would be to create a MapFish project and import kml data into mapfish :-)

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MapFish Print as GeoServer Module

Thursday, June 25th, 2009 by Cédric Moullet

GeoServer blog just mentionned that the MapFish Print Server component has been integrated as GeoServer Community Module. Great Work !

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GeoExt 0.5 RC1 Announcement

Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009 by Cédric Moullet

The GeoExt community is proud to announce the first release candidate of GeoExt 0.5, the first GeoExt version to be released.

As of RC1, the GeoExt 0.5 release closes 61 outstanding tickets, including 40 new features or enhancements and 16 bug fixes.

We invite you to help us test the 0.5 release candidate! To test in your applications, please download, unzip it to the root of your GeoExt powered application, and include the following script tag in your html:

<script src=”GeoExt/script/GeoExt.js”></script>

GeoExt 0.5 depends on OpenLayers >= 2.8 and ExtJS >= 2.2.

You can find also a great documentation on the GeoExt site.

The source is available on svn. Bug reports can be filed in Trac, under the 0.5 RC1 version and 0.5 milestone.

The 0.5 release comes with a number of important features, the full list of which can be found in the Release Notes. Some of the highlights include:

* MapPanel to integrate OpenLayers maps in ExtJS applications
* LegendPanel to display legends for WMS layers
* LayerNodes and LayerContainers to create customized layer switchers
* Popups as anchored Ext windows
* Various Ext data components for convenient handling of OpenLayers layers, vector features and WMS Capabilities documents.

We look forward to your feedback on this release.

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