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Designing Your System, Java Edition, Autodesk MapGuide LiteView Extension

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Java Edition The Java edition works with certain combinations of both browsers on Windows, Mac OS, and Solaris (see previous table). It is accessible from JScript, JavaScript, and Java. Internet Explorer 4.01 (for Windows 98/95/NT/2000 and Mac OS 8.0 using MRJ 2.1) exposes the Java edition API through a combination of the Java bean and ActiveX/COM/Automation technology. Netscape Communicator 4.5 (for Windows 98/95/NT/2000 and Solaris 2.6) exposes the Java edition API through a combination of Java introspection and LiveConnect technology. The API classes are defined in the com.autodesk.mgjava package, which is typically contained in the mgjavabean.exe file. All configurations expose the Java edition API to other Java code if it has been compiled to directly instantiate MGMapApplet or MGMapComponent. For more information, see "Implementing the Java Edition" in the Autodesk MapGuide Viewer API Help. Autodesk MapGuide LiteView Extension Autodesk MapGuide LiteView Extension is a Java program that runs on the server side (a servlet). It converts an MWF file into a PNG image and returns it as an HTTP response to a request. It extends the capabilities of Autodesk MapGuide to quickly display maps as raster images in Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer, or any other browser that supports the PNG image format. Application users do not have to download a plug-in to display the maps. Third-party integrators can create a custom Autodesk MapGuide LiteView Extension viewer, using the sample application provided with the servlet as an example. For more information, see the Autodesk MapGuide LiteView Extension documentation. 62 | Chapter 3 Designing Your System

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Chapter 3
Designing Your System
Java Edition
The Java edition works with certain combinations of both browsers on
Windows, Mac OS, and Solaris (see previous table). It is accessible from
JScript, JavaScript, and Java. Internet Explorer 4.01 (for Windows
98/95/NT/2000 and Mac OS 8.0 using MRJ 2.1) exposes the Java edition API
through a combination of the Java bean and ActiveX/COM/Automation
technology. Netscape Communicator 4.5 (for Windows 98/95/NT/2000 and
Solaris 2.6) exposes the Java edition API through a combination of Java intro-
spection and LiveConnect technology. The API classes are defined in the
com.autodesk.mgjava
package, which is typically contained in the
mgjavabean.exe
file. All configurations expose the Java edition API to other
Java code if it has been compiled to directly instantiate
MGMapApplet
or
MGMapComponent
.
For more information, see
Implementing the Java Edition
in the
Autodesk
MapGuide Viewer API Help
.
Autodesk MapGuide LiteView Extension
Autodesk MapGuide LiteView Extension is a Java program that runs on the
server side (a servlet). It converts an MWF file into a PNG image and returns
it as an HTTP response to a request. It extends the capabilities of Autodesk
MapGuide to quickly display maps as raster images in Netscape Navigator,
Internet Explorer, or any other browser that supports the PNG image format.
Application users do not have to download a plug-in to display the maps.
Third-party integrators can create a custom Autodesk MapGuide LiteView
Extension viewer, using the sample application provided with the servlet as
an example. For more information, see the Autodesk MapGuide LiteView
Extension documentation.