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Sortie du Catalogue 2010 des formations Geospatial

Le catalogue 2010 des formations Geospatial de Camptocamp est désormais disponible en ligne.

L'ensemble des sessions est axé sur la mise en œuvre et le développement de solutions Geospatial Open Source.

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OpenERP: Camptocamp offers new training programs for the first half of 2010

OpenERP offers real solutions to companies hoping to get a complete, flexible and affordable business management tool.

Following the success of our trainings given during 2009, Camptocamp is proud to present its new training catalog. Offered programs have been adaptated to the new evolutions of the tax legislation and updates of the tool.

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MapFish application receives Globe Award

The British Guild of Travel Writers has given SwitzerlandMobility the 2009 Globe Award.
 

MapFish starts the OSGEO incubation process!

Both MapFish and GeoServer projects have been accepted yesterday to the OSGEO (Open Source Geospatial foundation) incubation process.

MapFish initial discussions started at FOSS4G 2006. The MapFish community did a fantastic work in order to provide an easy-to-use web 2.0 development framework. It’s now an honor to be recognized on the OSGEO level, together with very well-established Open Source projects.
We face now some very interesting challenges like defining the exact content of MapFish, deciding about the license model and the copyright assignment, organizing the PSC and the governance etc, etc… But maybe, the biggest challenge will be to explain what is exactly MapFish and what are its benefits.

Anyone who is willing to participate to these initial discussions is welcome to join an IRC meeting tomorrow.

Thanks to Gary Sherman for accepting to be our mentor in this process!

 

Camptocamp announce the release of MapFish-1.2.

Today, Camptocamp announced the release of MapFish-1.2.

MapFish, an Open Source Web development framework, was created by Camptocamp and developed thanks to the inputs of the OpenLayers and Ext communities, especially in the area of graphical user interface. MapFish runs ExtJS, a JavaScript Web 2.0 library, so as to offer users a clear and ergonomic interface. Furthermore, MapFish can be deployed on Php, Java, Ruby or Python Web servers, widening the compatibility of the development environments of users.

On the occasion of this release, Mapfish Web site was improved: www.mapfish.org (http://www.mapfish.org)

 

This release includes the following new great features:

• a super-easy installation procedure on Linux and Windows;

• Python 2.6 and Pylons 0.9.7 support;

• GeoExt 0.6 integration;

• numerous improvements of the MapFish protocol for selecting data and attributes;

• a client plug-in facilitating the JavaScript libraries setup;

• ameliorations and corrections of various widgets.

The official page of the release can be found here: http://trac.mapfish.org/trac/mapfish/wiki/Releases/1.2/Announcement

Camptocamp would like to thank all contributors and invite you to post your questions and/or comments on the following blog: http://mapfishblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/mapfish-12-is-released.html

Do not hesitate to join the MapFish community by registering here: https://trac.mapfish.org/trac/mapfish/wiki/Community

 

 

 

Géo+, le portail spatial collaboratif, est retenu par l’appel à projet Web 2.0

Communiqué de presse, Paris, le 17 septembre 2009

Lauréat parmi 44 autres projets, Géo+ est une plate-forme Open Source destinée à faire converger les plateformes de Gestion de Contenu, d’Information Géographique et de Business Intelligence.

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