Welcome to PV.Web
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Version 2.2
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PV.Web 2.2
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Navigation by Lat/Long
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Navigation by map coords
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More Print Map options: include/exclude legend, scale bar, north arrow, title, time in print page.
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Lat/Long Dynamic Display as mouse moves.
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Lat Long tool. click on map lat/lon of clicked point will pop up.
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Dynamic dropdown list, type multiple char for faster selection.
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PV.Web 2.1
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Print C, D and E size maps on plotter.
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All custom code for client has been incorporated in the main code.
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PV.Web 2.0.4
- Control display order of data columns in pvweb configuration, other
than orginal order in database table/view.
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PV.Web 2.0.3
- Set records limit in large record/feature set paging.
- Additional format for fields with date and decimal type.
- Swap layer/legend in same window.
- Use current view extent as spatial filter in feature query builder.
- Highlight all selected feature in feature query result.
- Client side date validation setting in validation.xml
- Control display order of data columns in pvweb configuration, other
than orginal order in database table/view.
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PV.Web 2.0.2
- Application supporting framework upgrade to from struts1.1b to struts1.1.
- Ability to config database source in pvweb-config.xml, in addition
to struts-config.xml. pvweb-config.xml is preferred.
- Changed PVWeb Configuration scope from application to session. For
most pvweb-config.xml changes other than database sources, the revision
will be reflected in the next session without restarting servlet engine.
structs-config.xml is still in application scope.
- Full control of layer and layer group display order in pvweb-config.xml.
- Ability to define a spatial link between two layers, the feature attribute
table of source layer will be displayed in the full feature report of
target layer. The link is the geometry of selected feature of the target
layer.
- Have the option of using drill down identify or active layer only
identify.
- Be able to specify hyperlink definition in pvweb-config.xml, no need
for special URL style value processing in the dataset.
- Ability to use a customized report JSP page.
- Display scale in status bar (assume map unit is feet, 96 DPI)
- Added two tools: zoom out constant, zoom in constant; changed icon
of "zoom to full";
- Enhanced measure tool.
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PV.Web 2.0.1
- Additional configuration properties, including the ability to setup
APPLICATION_NAME, LOGO_URL, LOGO_IMAGE, etc. See PV.Web configuration
documentation for details.
- Ability to use a customized input form for searches.
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PV.Web 2.0:
- Build on top of Servlet/JSP technology and Struts Web Application
Framework.
- Container Managed Securtiy. Fine-grained access control of Layers,
Tables, Field Item, Pre-defined Search("Canned Query") and
Map Tools based on user's security role.
- Powerful XML based configration file. Addtional database tables, special
queries, and a number of useful properties can be added into PV.Web
by simply modifying the configuration file.
- Definable many-many relationship between Map feature layers and RDBMS
tables, one layer can link to multiple RDBMS tables in reporting and
vise visa.
- Declarive parameter configration for database/feature attributes query,
navigation by fields, geocode, mailing label. User input forms are generated
dynamically, with dropdown lists for easier input.
- Advanced Query Builder against Feature Attribute Table and RDBMS tables.
- Thematic Mapping with various classification methods.
- Cross-layer Buffer and Spatial Query.
- Select Feature by drawing polygon, line, points on screen via VML
(Vector Markup Language).
- Drill down visible layers and report all related RDBMS records in
identify.
- Paging large result set from both feature attrbute table and RDBMS
tables.
- Place annotation text on map with customize settings.
- Print on letter/tabloid size with portait/landscape orientation.
- Layer grouping and expand/collapse group, toggle in/out scale list
in layer list.
- Hotlink to extranal resources, allow multiple links per feature/records.
- Swapping user interface color scheme on fly.
- Stardard mapping functions such as rubber band zoom in/out, Pan by
dragging or by direction, etc.
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