Perforce JViews Maps sample gallery

How to run the samples is explained in the starting the samples page.

Importing Map Data with the SDK

Reading ESRI Shape Files

This sample shows how to load an ESRI Shape File using load-on-demand.

Reading MapInfo MID/MIF Files

This sample shows how to load a MID/MIF file using the API.

Reading DTED Files

This sample shows how to read and use DTED data using the API.

Connecting to IBM DB2 and Informix Databases

This sample shows how to use Perforce JViews Maps with IBM DB2 and Informix databases

Connecting to an Oracle Geo-Database

This sample shows how you can use Perforce JViews Maps with GIS Map Servers such as Oracle Spatial, also known as Oracle SDO (Object model).

Symbols and Overlaid Graphics

Overlaying Maps with Symbols

This sample shows how to build a basic application that displays moving symbols on top of a map.

Drawing on Top of a Map

This sample shows how to place graphic objects on a map.

Symbols on a map

This sample shows how to use SDM symbology (including palettes) inside JViews Maps.

Air traffic control

This sample shows how to use JViews Framework objects on top of JViews Maps.

Building an End-User Application

Loading a Map into a Map Viewer

This sample shows how to build a basic application that displays a map and makes use of the new mapping Beans.

Using the Map Builder as a Starting Point

The Map Builder is a map preparation tool designed to define the maps in use by your application. However, it can also be used as a starting point when designing your final application. It is delivered as source code and provides many of the features that users want in a mapping application and so serves as an ideal foundation.

The Map Builder is a standalone application that provides users with the features of JViews Maps. Using the Map Builder you can: