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If you got tired of the ESRI HTML map viewer this is the deal ...
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Mappetizer is an "out of the box solution". That means you make high quality interactive web mapping projects, without having to know anything about browser and Web server technology. Nevertheless we want you to have as less restrictions as possible, so you can make individual GIS Mapping projects, no "one fits all" solutions.
Mapping and Visualization
Each online GIS project has its own tasks and goals. For this Mappetizer allows you to add different map components, like:
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Map Navigation
Mappetizer provides different tools to navigate fast and comfortable on your map. For this you have buttons like zooming in or out and panning. Further buttons are for back to original view, go back to previous extent, go to next extent. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Overview Map
An overview map helps you to keep the view when you are zoomed in. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Object Selection
Another way for fast navigation is the "Object Selection". This allows you to zoom to or highlight the features listed in a dropdown list on your page. For example, this option is useful to head for particular administration units (states, counties) on your map. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Spatial Bookmarks (only Mappetizer for ArcGIS)
Spatial bookmarks ("AOIBookmark") which are defined in your ArcMap project are added as a dropdown list to your web project. This gives you the possibility to head for specific places on your map. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Interacting with Maps
MapTips and Hyperlinks
MapTips are taken over from ArcMap, so you don't have to make any settings in the wizard. Mappetizer for ArcGIS also supports multiline map tips. Also Hyperlinks are supported. Directly as a link when you click on the map, or as a link within the tool Identify or the Attribute table. Mappetizer supports Web addresses as well as E-mail addresses. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Identifying Features on the Map
This is equivalent to the Identify tool in ArcMap. When you click on a feature in the map, the attributes of the feature will be displayed in a new browser window or on the main page. The results are displayed as a list or as a bar chart (for this have a look at an example below). |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Attribute Table
If desired you can add the attribute table for each layer in your Web project. The table icon will be drawn right of the check box in the legend. If you click on this icon a new browser window will open with the attributes of all fields you specified in ArcMap. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Query Builder (only Mappetizer for ArcGIS)
With the help of the query builder you are able to search for specific objects. The query builder icon will be drawn right of the check box in the legend and a new window will be opened with the query builder, or the query builder is integrated within a tab. The user can build the query expression by either clicking on fields, operators, and values, or by typing it in. By clicking the "Select" button, the selected features will be displayed in a table and the specific objects are highlighted in the map. Clicking the "Select and Zoom" button additionally zooms to the selected features. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Measuring and Coordinate Read-out
Mappetizer provides comfortable tools for measuring distances and areas, and for displaying coordinates. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Location Search (only Mappetizer for ArcGIS)
Mappetizer offers address geocoding capabilities. The user can type in an address (plus street number) and after a successfull search, the application will zoom to this location and visualize the street number with a dot. The street data are alternatively stored in a XML file or in a MySQL database. The location search functionalities are only available for the SVG/HTML solution. If you don't know the lovely city of Freising, pick up a streetname to test the application:
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Working with Big File Sizes
It is difficult to say how big your GIS data can be, until the Web application looses its practicability. This depends of course on the amount of features, but also on their geometry. For this we encourage you to download our evaluation copy and do intensive testing with your own data. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
"Tiling and Dynamic Loading" to Decrease Initial Loading Time
With "Tiling and dynamic loading" Mappetizer offers a tool, to save a layer in a separate SVG file. This file will be loaded in the browser the first time when this specific layer gets visible (e.g. after zooming in). |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
WMS-Layer to Enhance Loading Speed (only Mappetizer for ArcGIS)
Mappetizer for ArcGIS supports layers which are defined as Web Map Services on the base of the OGC-standard specification. These WMSMapLayers and WMSLayers can be included in your ArcMap project like every other layer. The required parameters will be analyzed so they can displayed within the browser in your Web application. WMS-Layer are only supported within the SVG/HTML solution. |  Link to example |
"Generalize geometry" to Enhance Loading Speed (only Mappetizer for ArcGIS)
Mappetizer for ArcGIS offers functionalites to generalize geometries (based on algorithms inside ArcGIS). With this, loading time can be decreased. It is especially to consider with line layers, as there will be no topological errors when simplified. |  Link zu Beispiel |
Storage of Dynamic Data
Attribute data in database (only Mappetizer for ArcGIS)
Mappetizer offers tools to store the attribute data in a MySQL database (instead of XML files). Using the options "Attribute table", "Identifying features on the map", "Query builder" and "Object selection" but also within the Location search application and the option "Share geometry" the data are fetched from the MySQL database server. Attribute data in database are only supported within the SVG/HTML solution. |  Link to example |
Display of Statistics
Graphs (only Mappetizer for ArcGIS)
Mappetizer supports graphs which are created in ArcMap. If the graph is related to a layer in your map, there is a link between the graph and the map: While moving the mouse over the data graph, the corresponding feature in the map will be highlighted, while moving the mouse over the map, the corresponding feature in the data graph will be highlighted. Graphs are only supported within the SVG/HTML solution. |  Link to example |
Chart Mapping (only Mappetizer for ArcGIS)
Chart maps (feature data with pie, bar or column chart symbols drawn on the map) which are defined in ArcMap are exported to the Web Map project. While moving the mouse over the chart, the values are displayed and the specific feature will be highlighted. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Time Series
Display Object Information as a Graph (only Mappetizer for ArcGIS)
Within the tool Identifying Features on the Map you can also display the feature information as a bar graph. This possibility is very useful for time series. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Display Time Series with the Tool "Share Geometry" (only Mappetizer for ArcGIS)
"Share Geometry" is a tool which gives you the possibility to visualize different value fields on the base of one geometric layer. The value fields are listed in a drop-down list from which the user may select one. "Share Geometry" will enhance loading speed and will "clean up" your legend. The attributes can also stored in a MySQL database. Statistical graphs are only supported within the SVG/HTML solution. |  Link to example Link to Silverlight example |
Read more: http://www.mappetizer.de/en/index.html
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