2015
Lynda
Gordon Luckett
1:31
English

MapGuide Open Source is a web-based platform for creating and publishing web-mapping applications and geospatial web services. In this course, Gordon Luckett shows how to get up and running with MapGuide—and creating your own maps—fast. Learn how to install and configure MapGuide, load data in a range of formats and sources, create stylish layers and combine them into maps, and publish your project in a layout that integrates Google Street View and custom search functionality.

Introduction
Welcome
Using the exercise files
1. Understanding and Installing MapGuide
Understanding the components of MapGuide
Installing MapGuide Server and MapGuide Maestro
Using the MapGuide web viewer
2. Connecting and Loading Data with MapGuide Maestro
Creating project folders in Maestro
Loading data using Maestro
Creating data connections with Maestro
3. Stylizing Data
Creating point layers
Creating polyline layers
Creating polygon layers
Creating raster layers
Creating thematic layers
Labeling vector layers
4. Maps
Creating maps in Maestro
5. Basic Web Layouts
Creating basic web layouts
Creating searches in basic web layouts
6. Application Definitions
Creating application definitions
Using Google and other external providers in application definitions
Creating searches in application definitions
Creating a QuickPlot
Creating a Google Street View
7. Publishing to the Web
Publishing to the web
Publishing basic web layouts
Publishing application definitions
Conclusion
Next steps

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