I need to be able to pan and zoom, that's why I'm using Google Maps.
The solution I am thinking of is to prerender the map as a layer on the server, The user can then add markers as needed. Their delete operations, however, will not show up until they reload (not optimal, but I cannot think of any other way).
Kyle
On Thursday, June 28, 2012 5:12:27 PM UTC-7, Kyle Anderson wrote:
I have developed an application in GWT which allows users to visualize a large graph. The application has a few requirements:1.) Display about 5000 nodes & edges2.) add or delete nodes/edges from the graph3.) click nodes/edges on the graph & execute a custom callback function4.) Provide a blank overlay behind the markers so it is not obvious that this is a Google MapI built this using gwt-maps-v2, but it performs very slugglishly. Load time is slow, the elements take a while to reappear on pan/zoom, and the blank background flickers on pan/zoom. I have seen solutions for this using javascript such as GMarker and MarkerLIght.Is there anything similar for GWT?
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