Tag: map
In this article I take a custom GeoJSON file that defines some 20 custom locations – the office locations for the Conclusion ecosystem – and process it in the …
In a recent investigation I stumbled on two valuable things: the free QGIS desktop tool that allows inspection, transformation and analysis of Geo data the ProRail ArcGIS Map Server …
The combination of GeoJSON data sets and the JavaScript d3.js for SVG visualizations is quite valuable for creating rich and interactive visualizations of data that is related to geography …
In this article, I will show how I have created a Data Flow in Oracle Analytics Cloud to enrich a data set with geocoding data from a different data …
To select a country (or any other geographical entity), we can offer our end users a dropdown list, a list of values in a popup window, an auto suggest …
In a recent article I discussed how the open source geo, GIS and map library OpenLayers can be used in an Oracle JET application. That article shows how countries …
Oracle JET is a toolkit for the creation of rich web applications. Many applications will have location-related aspects. Such applications can benefit from advanced map capabilities – for presenting …
One of the interesting new features in ADF DVT 12.1.3 is the option to use a custom image as the base map for the Thematic Map component. This enables …
One of my favorite areas in ADF Faces always has been the Data Visualization aka DVTs. I feel that we make far too little use of the power of …
Hierarchical data is common phenomenon in the real world. Presenting such data to allow users to quickly grasp the composition of numbers, to compare quantities, to navigate through a …
One of my favorite areas of ADF is Data Visualization. The rich, interactive and (un)usually attractive components that allow me to spice up an ADF application in a very …
This article demonstrates how, through a bit of JavaScript interacting with the HTML 5 Navigator API, some more JavaScript using the ADF Faces Rich Components API and the ADF …
In summer 2000 I started in the Field Service development team of Oracle’s eBusiness Suite (http://www.oracle.com/applications/service/srvonl_cont.html). The web form Dispatch Center contains four Java applets. One of them is …