World Wind Eclipse RCP Geobrowser
WorldWind Java SDK applications are getting more and more interesting. Using the Eclipse platform, Vladimir Silva created worldwindrcp a 'geoweb browser' with full support for WMS 1.1.x and 1.3.x, KML ground overlays, screen overlays, and placemarks. It also supports animated ground overlays to visualize events over time. Nice work!
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This is starting to look like the WorldWind .Net version...
The source code includes two eclipse projects: the World Wind RCP itself: org.eclipse.plugin.WorldWind/ and a set of WW contribution layers (Animated time loops, KML/WMS support etc): WWContrib-025/
See this WWJ forum thread about worldwindrcp.
This is starting to look like the WorldWind .Net version...
The source code includes two eclipse projects: the World Wind RCP itself: org.eclipse.plugin.WorldWind/ and a set of WW contribution layers (Animated time loops, KML/WMS support etc): WWContrib-025/
See this WWJ forum thread about worldwindrcp.
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