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Geoportal Server is a standards-based, open source product that enables discovery and use of geospatial resources including data and services.
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Geomajas is a web mapping GIS software with full vectorial editing capabilities, and support for custom attribute relation models in the browser. It has built-in support for any type of query, selection, filtering, snapping, printing, ...
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It is a Client Application developed in Java that sends simultaneous OGC CSW requests to several metadata catalogues (ebRim or ISO 19115/19119 profile), processes the responses and shows them in a single web page.
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This project provides and open source implementation of HELD and related specifications. A HELD client and Location Information Server are included.
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GeoAr intends to be a rich client for WMS and WFS services. It's developed on LZX (OpenLaszlo), so it would serve dhtml(near future) and flash to the user's browser giving the chance of select between them, but having only one server's cource code.
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MapEasy is a web mapping client api which has an analogy with Google Map Api. It helps to build a map-based application easily.
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