This plugin provides an API to access all Geomajas interfaces and widgets through a JavaScript API. Supported interfaces are:
the map, the viewport, layers, features, controllers, ... Using an empty GWT application, one could even build an entire application using nothing but JavaScript.
The goal for this plugin is to provide an easy way to integrate Geomajas with other JavaScript based technologies.

This plug-in contains new widgets for the GWT face that provide a more advanced view of the map. On one hand there is the LegendTree widget, which is a combination of the original LayerTree and Legend, on the other hand there is a widget that adds support for thematic views.

Legend tree widget:
This widget combines the current layertree and legend widgets into a single widget. It has some other differences with the current layertree:
- Visible/invisible controllers on the tree icons (on folders and single layers)
- Support for transparency
- Layer tree tools can be attached as buttons on top (like the layertree) but also using a right mouse button context menu.

Thematic views:
This functionality would allow the definition (configuration) of pre defined themes, a theme being a combination of a bunch of layers with specific transparencies. For this you must think of an application with lots of layers (10~20).

This plugin provides several widgets for advanced querying and filtering, also supporting geographical queries for the GWT face. Where possible the widgets use the default Geomajas communication API, where necessary specific commands have been added. Basically 2 widgets will form the main topic:

Spatial search widget: A spatial search that searches for features based on free drawing, geolocation or current selection. Also a buffer option is included:

Widgets for the GWT face that provide more details on feature attributes.

The plugin contains following components:

Feature list table:
A multilayer feature list table, that allows search results from different layers to be displayed in a single popup. The multilayer flt has an option to automatically zoom to selected features.

Identification and feature info:
Mouse over feature info (show the feature label when you move over it with the mouse)

This plugin also features a list of widgets for displaying Feature Attribute information

Plugin that adds security based upon Spring configuration. Allows for fine-grained tuning of authorisation on layer-level, feature-level and even attribute-level.

This plug-in adds support for incorporating Google Map raster layers. The 3 types of Google raster layers are all available:

• The default Google layer (streets)
• The satellite images
• The terrain map

More information on how to use these can be found in the documentation pages.

Note that you need to assure that you comply with Google's terms of use (see http://code.google.com/apis/maps/). Some of the things you need to do, include adding the Google API code in your application (using a Google API key when not running on localhost). Also, from the GWT face, using the GoogleAddon class to assure the copyright notes are displayed on the map.

This plug-in provides a vector layer implementation that makes use of Hibernate Spatial, which is a GIS extension of the Hibernate Object Relational Mapping (ORM) technology.

This plug-in is essential in streamlining Geomajas with the familiar domain modelling practices of mainstream Java programmers. Using this layer, it is possible to define complex attribute relations, including many-to-one and one-to-many associations.

Supported databases:

• PostGIS
• Oracle Spatial
• Microsoft SQL
• MySQL

As with all technologies, in Hibernate you declare Java POJO objects and map them to the underlying database. These mappings can be defined with annotations (java 1.5).

When using this module to define a new layer, simply use the java class of the POJO objects in the XML configuration. Names of the attributes in XML are automatically translated to getters and setters in the java objects. What's more, if a java object contains many-to-one's or one-to-many relationschips (and therefore lists of other mapped java objects), one can simply define these as "associations" in the XML layer configurations, and this module will do the rest.

This plug-in provides a geenric command and GWT widget for finding map locations based on a free string. You can configure how exactly this conversion is done, using either your own data or some external service like Yahoo! PlaceFinder.

This plugin is an external plugin. This means that it's source code is maintained outside of the Geomajas repository, and therefore not supported by the Geomajas community. The KML plugin is a proof of concept which creates an overlay on a Geomajas map.