August 25, 2009 – 3:17 pm
GeoServer can now add one more language of support to its ever growing list. Kevin Yang has created a web forum for GeoServer users in Chinese. Here is his welcome message. Stop on by and say 你好!
August 18, 2009 – 11:18 am
The GeoServer Team would like to announce that GeoServer 2.0 is now out of beta and has moved into Release Candidate status.
In case you haven’t been following our previous posts, GeoServer 2.0 contains a completely redesigned user interface, using Wicket. Based on feedback from our beta testers, the move to RC1 consisted [...]
August 17, 2009 – 2:34 pm
CSIRO Minerals Down Under Flagship and its partner AuScope are conducting a nationwide workshop to showcase the new technologies available to the geoscience community to access data about the Australian landscape. The AuScope Web Services Roadshow is visiting every state geological survey in Australia.
AuScope is helping to build an e-research infrastructure to federate nationally [...]
August 4, 2009 – 10:02 am
GeoServer is featured in an article in InfoGEO magazine. Written by active community member Fernando Quadro, the article is a brief overview of GeoServer. There may not be anything new here for those who are already familiar with GeoServer, but it’s still great to see GeoServer in print.
Original Article
English translation (via Google Translate)
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The presentations for FOSS4G 2009 were announced this week. Looking at the presentations and workshops, one thing is obvious: GeoServer will be all over the place this year! Here’s a quick rundown of the currently scheduled events that mention GeoServer, either partially or primarily.
Presentations:
GeoServer application schema support: complex features for the masses
Extension to [...]
GeoServer has provided a Windows installer for the past 4 years (since at least version 1.2.4, if not before). It has always been simple and functional, providing a modest wrapper for the Jetty container found in the binary distribution.
However, there are a number of ways in which GeoServer works in this environment that could [...]
I’m excited to tell you about some changes to the GeoServer documentation. We are transitioning away from our wiki in favor of a new system. After much discussion, we are now using the Sphinx Documentation Generator.
Sphinx has many advantages over a wiki. The biggest advantage is that the content of the documentation [...]
The GeoServer Team is happy to announce the the release of GeoServer 1.7.4, the fifth stable version in the 1.7 series.
This release contains some new features, many having to do with improved map rendering options. We have introduced WMS decoration, which provides a framework for adding images such as compasses and legends to WMS [...]
I am happy to announce to everyone a sneak peak of the future of GeoServer. Behold the newest alpha release of GeoServer 2.0.
I first mentioned GeoServer 2.0 last August when the first alpha was released, but much work has been done since then. The most obvious and exciting new feature in GeoServer 2.0 [...]
I received a note recently from a GeoServer blog reader who wanted to show off another project using GeoServer, which I am happy to present here.
The Marine Science Institute at UC Santa Barbara and Farallon Geographics have built a public, online mapping application enabling scientists and community members to help select marine environments that they [...]