Using ESRI GIS for maps and assets layersUsing ESRI GIS for maps and assets layershttps://liferay.dev/c/message_boards/find_thread?p_l_id=119785294&threadId=1220779352026-04-04T17:30:34Z2026-04-04T17:30:34ZRE: Using ESRI GIS for maps and assets layersOlaf Kockhttps://liferay.dev/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=119785294&messageId=1221236002023-10-16T13:06:40Z2023-10-16T13:06:39Z<p>well. Google Maps and Openstreetmap are integrated. I haven't looked
at the way they are integrated (and you might need a different kind of
integration), but if your use case matches that of the built-in map
implementations, I'd look up how they're done. If there are two
already, most likely a third one can work relatively easy.</p>
<p>Very often, I'd expect a real GIS system to have a different focus
than the built-in maps though, so the way to integrate
<em>that</em> functionality would differ completely, and 100%
depend on the use case implemented.</p>Olaf Kock2023-10-16T13:06:39ZUsing ESRI GIS for maps and assets layersDarryl Hiltonhttps://liferay.dev/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=119785294&messageId=1220779342023-10-10T18:27:52Z2023-10-06T12:29:02Z<p>Hi<br>
<br> Firstly apologies, I am brand new to Liferay (I hadn't heard of
when I woke this morning) but have been asked about the posibility of
using our GIS Platform (ESRI) as a basis for any map windows. The
system we are looking to replace allows information to be captured
when points and areas are clicked, so this is pretty much all it would
need to do.<br>
<br> My question is, does anyone else do this and is there any
methodology or best practise I could be directed to</p>Darryl Hilton2023-10-06T12:29:02Z