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GeoSolutions is proud to sponsor FOSS4G 2013!

Blog ‐ Posted on 04.03.2013 by simone giannecchini

GeoSolutions is proud to announce its participation as silver sponsor to the Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) 2013 conference, being held September 17th - 21st, 2013, at the East Midlands conference center in Nottingham, UK.Stay tuned for additional information on presentations and workshops about our products like MapStore and GeoServer as well as the vertical solutions we implemented for our clients!See you in Nottingham!The GeoSolutions team.

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Developer’s Corner: MapStore 1.1.0 released!

Blog ‐ Posted on 26.02.2013 by simone giannecchini

Dear All,we are proud to announce that we just released MapStore version 1.1.0.This is the latest official release of MapStore, the simple and intuitive way to create, save and share maps.MapStore is based on the GeoExplorer Open Source framework and is licensed under the GPL license.With this release we have the following new features:added german translation to the UI supported languagesadded a new demo gallery with a brand new Marker Configure examplenew UI configuration options (customPanels, tab, portalConfig) to build a flexible interface for your map applicationsembed a map directly from MapManagermany improvements to the WMSGetFeatureInfo plugin (optional tabbed view, single popup...

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Tips & Tricks: GeoWebCache Tweaks Checklist

Blog ‐ Posted on 19.02.2013 by simone giannecchini

Dear All, during a discussion I recently had  with a client about how to put together an enterprise deployment of GeoWebCache we went over a few tweaks coming from previous deployments which I thought would have been interesting to summarise on a blog post Client side caching of tiles GeoWebCache, as most tile caching systems, is extremely fast and efficient at serving out tiles therefore you might not think about fiddling with client-side caching. Nevertheless, in our experience we found out it is usually good practice to always try and explicitly control the HTTP Caching Headers for tiles served via GWC,...

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Tips & Tricks: GeoWebCache Tweaks Checklist

Blog ‐ Posted on 19.02.2013 by simone giannecchini

Dear All, during a discussion I recently had  with a client about how to put together an enterprise deployment of GeoWebCache we went over a few tweaks coming from previous deployments which I thought would have been interesting to summarise on a blog post Client side caching of tiles GeoWebCache, as most tile caching systems, is extremely fast and efficient at serving out tiles therefore you might not think about fiddling with client-side caching. Nevertheless, in our experience we found out it is usually good practice to always try and explicitly control the HTTP Caching Headers for tiles served via GWC,...

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Developer’s Corner: ImageI/O-Ext 1.1.6 Release

Blog ‐ Posted on 18.02.2013 by simone giannecchini

Dear all,We would like to take 10 minutes of your time to introduce the ImageI/O-Ext 1.1.6 release.Various improvements have been implemented in this release:Source code move to gihubGDAL Support has been upgraded to version 1.9.2. This brings along support for Windows 64 bits!NITF writer plugin TurboJPEG  pluginIt is worh to point out a few interesting facts.Migration to GithubWe have started to migrate the source code as well as the documentation and the issues to github in order to make it simpler for developers to eventually contribute to the project. Moreover the artifacts like Java binaries as well as native libraries (at least the...

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