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Managing Changes to Code

The following are recomended rules for managing code in an open source project.
Code Submission Rules
This is an open project so anyone that is a member can submit an issue and/or attach code to an issue to resolve an issue. However, not all code or issues will be accepted by the owners and existing developers of this project. Issues, code, comments, and documentation must be well written and pass a review by at least one of the developers and may be vetoed by any developer or the project owners. In addition we have the following code submission process. Failure to follow the process may cause you to be removed from the project.
Code Submission Process :
* All changes must be in reference to an issue to resolve a Defect, Patch, Task, Feature, or Enhancement.
* All code to resolve the issue must be attached to an issue for review prior to committing to the database
* All changes must be reviewed by at least one other member with developer status or the project owner
* Any reviewed code that receives a negative review or request for modification cannot be committed until either a discussion of the code and issue reverses the negative review or that the code is modified to remove the objection. You may also be required to include comments, changes to documentation, and unit tests before code can be committed.
When code is posted to Subversion, in the submission comment you must reference a short description of the issue, short description about the change, the issue number, and the developer ID of the reviewer.
Note: All members can submit issues and attach code modifications to the issues for review. If code is reviewed positively, you may be granted a developer role at that time or someone will post the code to Subversion for you.
Manual de estilo y recomendaciones para la redacción

En esta página se recopilan enlaces útiles para que podamos obtener un texto de la mayor calidad posible, y haciéndolo todos con un estilo homogéneo y riguroso. Úsalos a la hora de corregir, para evitar informar de errores falsos y ser capaz de detectar un mayor número de ellos. 
* Diccionario urgente de estilo científico del español (en pdf). Imprescindible y fácil de leer.
* http://buscon.rae.es/dpdI/ Diccionario Panhispánico de Dudas]
Manuel Retamozo

===Manuel Retamozo===
Argentina
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Contacto:
: Email: manuel.retamozo(at)gmail.com 
: Twitter: http://twitter.com/cyberoliverio 
: IRC username - manureta on freenode.net 
: Skype username - manuel.retamozo 
: Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/mretamozo
Category:OSGeo Member
Category:Argentina
Category:OSGeo-es Member
Category:OSGeo-es-MDV Member
MapFish

MapFish is a flexible and complete framework for building rich web-mapping applications. It emphasizes high productivity, and high-quality development.
== Technology ==
MapFish is based on the Pylons Python web framework. MapFish extends Pylons with geospatial-specific functionality. For example MapFish provides specific tools for creating web services that allows querying and editing geographic objects.
MapFish also provides a complete RIA-oriented JavaScript toolbox, a JavaScript testing environment, and tools for compressing JavaScript code. The JavaScript toolbox is composed of the ExtJS, OpenLayers , GeoExt JavaScript toolkits, and specific components for interacting with MapFish web services.
== Standards ==
MapFish is compliant with the Open Geospatial Consortium standards. This is achieved through OpenLayers or GeoExt supporting several OGC norms, like WMS, WFS, WMC, KML, GML etc..
== License ==
MapFish is open source, and distributed under the GPLv3 license.
== Current release ==
MapFish 2.0 is the current release. Check out the documentation.
== Interoperability ==
The MapFish framework is built around an open HTTP-based protocol, allowing various interoperable implementations. In addition to the reference implementation provided by the Python/Pylons-based framework, two other implementations are currently available:
* Ruby/Rails plugin (GPLv3)
* PHP/Symfony plugin (BSD)
See the documentation for more information.
Category:OSGeo Project
MapFish Report 2009

== MapFish ==
* Contact name: Éric Lemoine
=== Key Accomplishments ===
* the MapFish community elected its PSC
* two releases came out, 1.1 and 1.2
* a new web site and a new documentation were developed
* a MapFish workshop was given at FOSS4G2009
* a MapFish BOF happened at FOSS4G2009
* the MapFish print module is now available as a GeoServer plugin
* client components have been moved to GeoExt
* Studio was developed
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* the PSC needs to discuss a number of things: MapFish Client versus GeoExt, Studio (is it part of MapFish?), licensing
* integrate GeoAlchemy library into MapFish
=== Outlook for 2010 ===
* continue with the development of GeoExt and GeoExt.ux (the GeoExt user extensions)
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Category: Reports 2009
MapGuide Incubation Status

== Basics ==
; Has the project been approved for incubation by the OSGeo board?
: Yes 
; Has an Incubation committee member been assigned as Mentor? 
: Yes, Daniel Morissette
== Infrastructure Transition ==
Note, for each of the following it isn't necessary to move to foundation infrastructure, but if you aren't a reason should be provided.
; Has the projectname.osgeo.org domain been populated with the projects web presence? 
: Yes
; Is the OSGeo bug tracker being used for the project? 
: Yes
; Is the OSGeo mailing list manager being used for the project?
: Yes
; Is the OSGeo SVN or CVS system being used for the project?
: Yes - SVN
; Are binary and source downloads available from the OSGeo download area?
: Yes
== Community Functioning ==
; Is there a functioning user support mechanisms (ie. mailing list)? 
: The mailing lists are functioning very well. 
; Are source and binary downloads for the package available? 
: Yes
; Has a Project Steering Committee been formed, and given control of the project?
: Yes
; Does the Project Steering Committee have documentation on project procedures for PSC decisions, contributor guidelines, etc. 
: Yes - https://mapguide.osgeo.org/psc.html 
; How many active developers are there? Are they from multiple organizations?
: 10 developers from Autodesk and at least 4 external developers.
== Foundation Membership ==
; Have project documents been updated to reflect membership in the foundation, and the relationship of the project to the foundation?
: Yes.
; Has an effort been made to brand the project web site with OSGeo foundation web styling and branding marks? 
: Yes - The MapGuide site content inherits and uses the styles defined by the osgeo site.
== Code Copyright Review ==
; Has a Code Provenance Review document been prepared for the project?
: Yes it can be found here: MapGuide Provenance Review. 
; Have issues raised in the provenance review been adequately addressed?
: Yes.
Category:Incubation
MapGuide Open Source

==MapGuide Open Source Project Pointers==
From the * OSGeo Info Sheet:
MapGuide Open Source is a web-based platform that enables users to develop and deploy web mapping applications and geospatial web services. MapGuide features an interactive viewer that includes support for feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. MapGuide includes an XML database for managing content, and supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards. MapGuide can be deployed on Linux or Windows, supports Apache and IIS web servers, and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs for application development. MapGuide Open Source is licensed under the LGPL.
== Further References ==
* Project Home Page
* GeoTecWorkshop2007
* Project Internals Trac
* Official Project Steering Committee Page
* Project Steering Committee Wiki
* Project Steering Committee Wiki
* MapGuide RFCs
* MapGuide RoadMap
* MapGuide Wishes - Deprecated. File an enhancement request instead!
* MapGuide Open User Technical FAQ's
* Other Languages - Spanish -
* MapGuide Provenance Review
* Building MapGuide quick starts guides
* MapGuide PSC Historic Meetings - prior to move to Trac
Category:OSGeo Project
MapGuide Open Source Report 2008

From http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/OSGeoAnnualReport2008
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== MapGuide Open Source Annual Report 2008 ==
* Period covered by report: Jan-Dec 2008
* Contact name: Robert Bray, PSC Chair
=== Key Accomplishments ===
* Released MapGuide Open Source 2.0.0 in late February. This was a significant release of new functionality, including:
** Incorporation of DM Solution's Fusion technology and Open Layers. 
** Introduction of an AGG based Renderer that significantly improves anti-aliasing and overall map quality.
** A new symbology engine that supports defining and using data driven cartographic point, line, and area styles.
* Released MapGuide Open Source 2.0.1 in the middle of May.
* Added three committers from the community, Jackie Ng (Feb 09), Kenneth Skovhede (May 08), and Jason Birch (Nov 08).
* Added Kenneth Skovhede to the MapGuide Project Steering Comittee.
* With Kenneth's support, added MapGuide Maestro (formerly Map Studio Open Source) to the MapGuide Open Source project. Maestro is a full featured authoring application for MapGuide that makes it much easier to create and manage Data Sources, Layers, Maps, and Web Layouts for MapGuide Open Source.
* Released MapGuide Open Source 2.0.2 in September in conjunction with FOSS4G 2008.
* With funding from Autodesk and assistance from Camptocamp the first MapGuide Open Source Live CD was also released in September.
* Participated in FOSS4G, with a Lab on MapGuide Open Source and a couple of Presentations.
* A chapter on MapGuide Open Source has been published in the Springer book Open Source Approaches to Spatial Data Handling edited by G. Brent Hall and Michael G. Leahy. ISBN: 978-3-540-74830-4.
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* While community contribution to the project is growing, most of those contributions are still on the periphery of the project. The core development on the MapGuide project is still primarily fueled by developers at Autodesk. The project really needs developers from the communinity actively working on some of the core components. 
* A public build system for MapGuide would provide the community information on the state of trunk and access to daily builds of trunk. Work on this is in progress, but obviously community help and support would be much appreciated.
* There has been some improvement to the Linux based builds of MapGuide and FDO, however they remain more difficult than they should be.
 
=== Opportunities to Help ===
All contributions and help is welcome, but in particular: 
* Contributions to the website navigation and site structure. 
* Development of a getting started tutorial. 
* Help with the public build system, installers, and Linux build system. 
* Additional testing and quality bug reports.
=== Outlook for 2009 ===
The outlook for the MapGuide Open Source project in 2009 and beyond is very bright. From a technology standpoint MapGuide Open Source 2.0 is a sound platform for developing sophisticated web-mapping applications. Community contribution to the core of the MapGuide Open Source codebase is on the rise, which will lead directly to an even more capable, mature, and open platform in the future.
MapGuide Open Source fr

<< Page de toute les traductions gérées par l'OSGeo-fr
== Informations en français sur le projet MapGuide Open Source ==
* Installation de MapGuide Open Source (Traduction terminée)
* Installation de MapGuide Open Source 1.2.X (Traduction terminée)
* Guide de démarrage MapGuide Open Source 2.0.x (Traduction terminée)
Category:Local_chapter_francophone
MapGuide Open User Technical FAQ's

MapGuide Open User Technical FAQ's
Is there a way around Window's XP Internet Information Services 10 connection limit?
Yes, this constraint can be partially worked around by editing the IIS Metabase.
For those interested in getting under the hood, you can download the Metabase editor from here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/232068. Then, change the LM\W3SVC\MaxConnections value from 10 to 40. Note that setting it above 40 will not help.
Can a resource point to my Shape, SDF or Raster files in a file location outside of the repository?
Yes, you can work-around this by following the steps found in this mail list post. https://mapguide.osgeo.org/servlets/ReadMsg?listName=users&msgNo=321. There is also a white paper on this topic on Autodesk's MapGuide Enterprise web site at: http://images.autodesk.com/adsk/files/linking_to_external_data_autodeskmapguidewhitepaper.pdf
Is there a good resource for database connection string information?
Yes, check out http://www.connectionstrings.com/. I'm sure if we get them OGR connection strings, they will publish them as well.
How do I use the open source raster provider with Studio?
Instructions for this are on FDO Trac http://trac.osgeo.org/fdo/wiki/FdoGdalNotes
How do I get the Trial version of MapGuide Studio to work with the latest MapGuide Open Source Server?
You can sign up to have a trial CD sent to you on the Autodesk site
MapGuide PSC Historic Meetings

Note, this page is deprecated, and only contains links to 
 historical MapGuide Project Steering Committee meetings
 The current MapGuide PSC wiki is here:
 http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/wiki/ProjectSteeringCommittee
 
== Old MapGuide PSC Meetings ==
* MapGuide PSC Meeting 02-22-2007
* MapGuide PSC Meeting 02-08-2007
* MapGuide PSC Meeting 02-01-2007
* MapGuide PSC Meeting 01-11-2007
* MapGuide PSC Meeting 11-02-2006
* MapGuide PSC Meeting 10-26-2006
* MapGuide PSC Meeting 10-19-2006
MapGuide PSC Meeting 02-22-2007

MapGuide PSC - Home
== Meeting Info ==
The seventh meeting of the MapGuide PSC will take place Thursday February 22nd at 18:00 UTC (1:00 PM EST / 11:00 AM MST / 10:00 AM PST).
 Meeting Chair: Bob Bray
 Universal Time: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=02&day=22&year=2007&hour=18&min=0&sec=0&p1=0
 Location: The meeting will be held on IRC at #mapguide
== Agenda ==
* CLA Update
* Integrating Trac
* Defects from CollabNet
* Google Summer of Code
* Vote on the updated PSC page: http://mapguide.osgeo.org/psc.html. Tom added the following:
After an RFC has been accepted and as long as the work is not already in a final release, updates to it can be made. These updates are often caused by changes required for implementation. Any updates are posted to the PSC for approval. After 48 hours, if the update is approved, the RFC is updated and an addendum section that describes the update is added.
== Actions ==
== Transcript ==
MapGuide Project Update - 2007 Q1

== About MapGuide ==
MapGuide Open Source is an advanced platform for web-based geospatial application development, data update, and publishing. MapGuide incredibly flexible, being cross-platform (Windows and Linux) and cross-language (PHP, Java, and ASP.Net). It includes a strong geospatial processing API, and a large number of output formats, such as image (PNG, JPG, etc), WMS, WFS, and KML. In addition, by leveraging the flexible FDO Open Source data abstraction library, MapGuide can access multiple data sources, such as MySQL, PostGIS, Oracle, ArcSDE, Shape Files, SDF, WMS, WFS, and many image formats.
== Recent Events ==
Since its initial release, there have been several significant events 
* November 2005
** Autodesk announces that new MapGuide code will be released as open source.
** Technology preview release of MapGuide Open Source (under the ill-fated name MapServer Enterprise)
* February 2006
** MapGuide code is made available through the Open Source Geospatial Foundation
** MapGuide Open Source 1.0.0 is released
** MapGuide development team starts using public issue tracking and feedback mechanisms
* July 2006
** MapGuide Open Source 1.0.1 is released
* September 2006
** Provenance review is completed
* October 2006
** MapGuide Open Source 1.0.2 is released
** MapGuide Open Source Project Steering Committee is formed. MapGuide Open Source is now controlled by a group of developers and users, the majority of which are not Autodesk employees.
** First official RFC (Request For Change) is posted for review
* January 2007
** MapGuide Open Source 1.1.0 is released
** Open source GDAL Raster provider replaces proprietary Autodesk Raster Provider
** A flexible development tracking system (Trac) is implemented. This allows users to more easily submit bug reports and enhancement requests.
* March 2007 
** MapGuide graduated from OSGeo Incubation, showing an acceptable level of participation, freedom from code encumbrances, and use of standard open source development methodologies.
== Under Development ==
In the past months, several exciting new features have been added to MapGuide Open Source
* Native KML publishing, including support for regions, view-based scale ranges, and extrusion.
* Introduction of a highly configurable stylization engine, allowing for complex custom point and line styles
== Statistics ==
* In the first three months of 2007, statistics show approximately
** 2300 Windows downloads
** 900 Linux downloads
** 1200 PHP developer sample downloads
** 1200 .Net developer sample downloads
** 750 Java developer sample downloads
* mapguide-users mailing list
** 470 members
** averaging about 20 messages/day
* mapguide-internals (core development) mailing list
** 130 members
** averaging about 8 messages/day
* 17 RFCs (Requests for Change) submitted and adopted
* More useful stats can be found on the Ohloh site:
** http://www.ohloh.net/projects/4656
MapProxy

MapProxy is an open source proxy for geospatial data. It caches, accelerates and transforms data from existing map services and serves any desktop or web GIS client.
MapProxy is a community project entering the foundation as part of the original OSGeo Labs initiative.
== Basic Project Data ==
*Project Name: MapProxy
*Project Status Condition: Stable
*Project Web Site: http://mapproxy.org
*Project Documentation: http://mapproxy.org/documentation.html
*Project Contact: Oliver Tonnhofer <olt at omniscale.de>
*Short Project Description: MapProxy is a tile cache and WMS proxy.
== Project Infrastructure ==
*Project Source Code: https://github.com/mapproxy/mapproxy
*Project Mailing List: http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/mapproxy
*Project Version Control Repository: git://github.com/mapproxy/mapproxy.git
*Project Developer Documentation: http://mapproxy.org/docs/nightly/deployment.html
*Project Bug Tracker: https://github.com/mapproxy/mapproxy/issues
*Project Feature Request Tracker: ditto
== Project Governance ==
*Source Code License: Apache License 2.0
*Documentation License: ditto
*Copyright Assignment Policy: All contributions are licensed under the terms of the Apache License 2.0 without explicit assignment (see license)
*Decision Making Procedure: BDFL, at least for now.
*Coding Standards: PEP8
*Release Procedure: Major/minor releases. Beta and release candidates as necessary.
== Project Deliverables ==
*Latest Project Release: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/MapProxy
Category: OSGeo Labs
MapServer

MapServer is a graduated OSGeo project.
== Description ==
From the OSGeo homepage:
MapServer is an open source development environment for building spatially-enabled web mapping applications and services. It is fast, flexible, reliable and can be integratated into just about any GIS environment. Originally developed at the University of Minnesota, MapServer is now maintained by developers around the world.
MapServer runs on all major operating systems and will work with almost any web server. MapServer features MapScript, a powerful scripting environment that supports many popular languages including PHP, Python, Perl, C# and Java. Using MapScript makes it fast and easy to build complex geospatial web applications.
MapServer is supported by a vibrant user community so help is just an email away. Because MapServer is open source you get the source code so it is possible to extend the software to exactly meet your needs.
== Features ==
* Supports industry standard data formats and spatial databases
* On-the-fly feature classification
* Sophisticated rule-based labeling
* On-the-fly projection for both raster and vector data
* Provides a wide variety of spatial and attribute-based queries
* Supports popular Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards including WMS, WFS, WCS, and OGCAPI
* Leverages best-of-breed open source geospatial technologies such as GDAL, PostGIS, GEOS, and PROJ
* Integrates with popular front-end environments such as OpenLayers, Mapbender, GeoMoose, and many, many others.
Category:OSGeo Project
Category:MapServer
MapServerTiles

== httpd config for mapserver tile hosting ==
=== two dns aliases point to buildtest.osgeo.org ===
* mapserver-tile-1.osgeo.org
* mapserver-tile-2.osgeo.org
Note that as this is the only virtualhost defined for this server, it has become the default configuration (i.e. for the time being buildtest.osgeo.org also serves files from /osgeo/mapserver
=== the static files are located at ===
/osgeo/mapserver
=== a httpd config file creating the virtualhosts is in /etc/httpd/conf.d/mapservertiles.conf ===
<Virtualhost *:80>
	ServerName mapserver-tile-1.osgeo.org
	ServerAlias mapserver-tile-2.osgeo.org
	DocumentRoot /osgeo/mapserver
	<Directory />
		Options FollowSymLinks
		AllowOverride None
	</Directory>
	<Directory /osgeo/mapserver/>
		AllowOverride None
		Order allow,deny
		allow from all
	</Directory>
	<Directory /osgeo/mapserver/tilecache>
 ExpiresActive on
 ExpiresDefault "access plus 1 day"
 </Directory>
	DirectoryIndex index.html
</VirtualHost>
Category: Infrastructure
Category: MapServer
MapServer 2007 SOC Ideas

Enter ideas for development projects here...
== Support for reading SVG symbols ==
Add support for SVG as an alternate method to define vector symbols in a MapServer symbolset.
==== Mentor ====
?
== Other Ideas: ==
The following MapServer-dev thread outlines a few possible ideas, without providing much details:
[http://www.nabble.com/Google-Summer-of-Code-Ideas-tf3370598.html]
== REMOVED ideas: ==
==== Add support for KML output to MapServer (for use with Google Earth) ====
IMPORTANT: KML output in MapServer used to be on the list of ideas but is needed in MapServer 5.0 by an organization that will likely fund it before the summer (before 5.0), so it has been taken out of the list.
Category:Google Summer of Code
Category:MapServer
MapServer 2010 SOC Ideas

* Back to the main OSGeo Google Summer of Code 2010 wiki page.
* Back to the main OSGeo Google Summer of Code 2010 Ideas wiki page.
= MapServer 2010 SoC Ideas = 
Enter ideas for development projects here. Note these are just suggestions - students are welcome to propose projects based on their own interests that relate to MapServer. 
== WPF Renderer ==
Implement a MapServer renderer to utilize the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) graphical rendering capabilities. Candidates should be familiar with the C/C++/C# programming languages, the .NET development and the Windows Presentation Foundation technologies. A general knowledge about the mapserver rendering architecture would also be favourable.
== Other Ideas ==
See also the MapServer 2009 SOC Ideas
= Mentor Candidates =
The following individuals are potentially willing to serve as MapServer mentors or co-mentors. 
* Tamas Szekeres (WPF rendering)
Category:Google Summer of Code
Category:MapServer