Location, Jspwiki plugin, Abstract information, Braincopy library, Products, GNSSFinder, OpenLayers

Introduction#

OSM Plugin is a plugin for embedding OpenSteetMaps into a JSPWiki page by using OpenLayers Libraryhttp://openlayers.org/.

Installation#

1. Download the OSM Plugin/osm-plugin-0.6.7.jar and Braincopy library/braincopy-0.7.3.jar, and put them into your JSPWiki's WEB-INF/lib directory. braincopy.jar will be used for temporary information (especially location) container in the process of OSM plugin. About braincopy library, please refer braincopy library page.
2. restart tomcat

Usage#

Place the following line anywhere in a JSPWiki page.

[{OSM lat='coordinate latitude' lng='coordinate longitude'}]

Integration display of places which were written in "pages" parameter divided by slash"/".!!

[{OSM lat='coordinate latitude' lng='coordinate longitude' pages='page A/page B/pageC'}]

Parameters#

lat

Coordinate Latitude value from -90 to 90, must be enclosed in single quotation marks

lng

Coordinate Longitude value from -180 to 180, must be enclosed in single quotation marks

zoom

Zoom value from 0 to 19, where 0 is widest and 19 is closest

width

plugin width. default 400px

height

plugin height. default 400px

pages

integrated display of place points.

usage example: Simple one->Location, Integrated Display-> Travel

you can check source code in Github site: https://github.com/tateshitah/jspwiki-osm-plugin.

Future works and Known Issues#

• 2.0.11-M7-> we cannot use engine.pageExists(), getPage(), and getPureText() method[1].
• the issue of missing ol.js -> undertaking
• need more explanation of braincopy library. Then introduce this plugin on "Contributed Plugin" of JSPWiki website https://jspwiki-wiki.apache.org/Wiki.jsp?page=ContributedPlugins. -> preparing in the braincopy library
• add select event to features of ol.-> done in ver 0.6.1
• put label not only marker.-> done! (ref: http://openlayers.org/en/latest/examples/vector-labels.html)
• recursive location collection.(done!!)

Reference#

1. [#1]Juan Pablo Santos, 2020-01-09, https://jspwiki.apache.org/development/changelog.html