Hello Tecnoteca,
I still confuse about GIS navigation? After defining GIS navigation for a class, the location for other class not shown in map. How we define GIS navigation for 2 class that have no relation?
Thank you.
Regards,
Herru
The GIS Navigation Tree is only used to configure the hierarchy to show in the TAB “GIS Navigation” in the 2D display georeferences, see CMDBuild User Manual page 50 (GIS Navigation box) and page 51 (second point).
CMDBuild Team
Hello,
But why another class that not defined in GIS navigation missing from map? For example, I have ClassA with 1:N relation to ClassB, then I defined ClassA in GIS Navigation, and I checked ClassA and ClassAClassB relation on the tree. Both ClassA and ClassB will appear in map, but another ClassC which is not related to any of ClassA nor ClassB is not shown in map. If I select one of ClassC card, the map will center to its location, but no icon appear on map.
Is this expected result? If yes, can I ask why?
Thanks..
Regards,
Herru
The GIS Navigation Tree is only used to configure the hierarchy to show in the TAB "GIS Navigation" in the 2D display georeferences, see CMDBuild User Manual page 50 (GIS Navigation box) and page 51 (second point).
CMDBuild Team
A class is shown in map according to the visibility of the layers and based on how the geographical attributes are configured, including icon selection (Administrator Manual p. 29 and 30).
I suggest you download openMAINT, and watch how are configured the geographic attributes of the classes Building, Room and GenericFurnishingElement.
CMDBuild Team
Hi,
Thank you for your response. I'll check it..
Regards,
Herru
A class is shown in map according to the visibility of the layers and based on how the geographical attributes are configured, including icon selection (Administrator Manual p. 29 and 30).
I suggest you download openMAINT, and watch how are configured the geographic attributes of the classes Building, Room and GenericFurnishingElement.
CMDBuild Team