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WebOffice 10 R3 is able to integrate BingMaps Routing. Via this functionality you can integrate a point directly from a query result from WebOffice 10 R3 client into a BingMaps Routing map. This configuration requires two fields in the feature class containing some information about the coordinates (WGS84 - lat/lon).

 

In the directory of the WebOffice-Web-Application (<Tomcat>\webapps\WebOffice\pub\custom_pages) there is the file 'bing_startroute.jsp'. This file builds an appropriate URL with the coordinates (lat/lon) from the point. Via that URL the point can be integrated directly into the BingMaps Routing map. The JSP file has to be used as Base URL in the configuration.

 

 

Note referring the base URL: Alternatively it is possible to attach the parameters '&lvl=' or '&style=' to the URL. '&lvl=' characterizes the zoom level of the map view (in 2D mode from 1 to 19, in bird's-eye view 1 or 2). '&style=' describes different map views of BingMaps. Relevant values are among others:

a: aerial view of the map

r: street view of the map

h: aerial view with labeling

o: bird's-eye view

b: bird's-eye view with labeling

u: automatically

 

Furthermore the coordinates and the name of the point have to be configured as 'Key set - separated parameters'. The coordinates and the name are read from the feature class via appropriate field names and are transferred as HTTP parameters to the JSP file.

 

 

 

 

Note: Please consider the correct naming of the HTTP parameters for the latitude (lat), longitude (lon) and the name of the point (name).

 

Further details for configuring external application please see chapter Integration of external applications.