I played with it a while ago, it just needs a servlet container, I ran it in
Tomcat.
That takes care of the server side... the front end package for the browser
is something called mapbuilder. That displays the stuff in a browser.
The hard part was not the above, mapping layers and theory gets quite heavy
and I remember downloading dozens of programs to see how easy it is to make
data for the server, it isnt.
I think the one that was quite good was Quantum QIS... cant remember.
I searched around trying to find a server that could supply google earth
type info, I didnt find it and unfortunately google earth itself uses a
different standard.
In the end the only cool thing I could really do was place stuff, say a
image of my office, inside google earth.
I found, just cant beat google earth.... its in a class of its own.
To answer your question, I would try get it going in Tomcat first, its easy
to understand, one you got it figured out it should work in GF, because GF
uses a fork of TC.
Good Luck... sorry was a long time ago now.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart" <pelegri_at_sun.com>
To: <users_at_glassfish.dev.java.net>
Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2007 7:25 PM
Subject: Anybody got GeoServer running on GlassFish?
> Has anybody got GeoServer running on GlassFish? If so, can you send me a
> pointer to your experiences?
>
> GeoServer seems an interesting project; I'd like to give it some
> visibility at TheAquarium
>
> thanks,
> - eduard/o
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