I'm afraid I don't understand exactly what you're trying to do... What is the "openstreet view utility"? By your "own" map, do you mean your own rendering of the openstreetmap.org data, or a rendering of your own .osm-data?
The offline editors (JOSM, Merkaartor) and Kosmos allow viewing map data on your computer. If you're
on Windows and not interested in editing, Kosmos is probably the best bet: osm.wiki/index.php/Kosmos . Using these, you can download and display OSM
data from openstreetmap.org or just view your own .osm-file.
OpenStreetMap
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Kommentti käyttäjältä IgnoredAmbience 18. June 2008 klo 21.33
Take a look at this wiki article for sample code:
osm.wiki/index.php/OpenLayers_Simple_Example
Kommentti käyttäjältä habash 19. June 2008 klo 06.35
hi
thank u very much
how can I dispaly my own map which is lay in my computer by using openstreet
view utilty
tanks again
ahmad habash
Kommentti käyttäjältä habash 19. June 2008 klo 06.52
hi
in example code he use
[
maxExtent: new OpenLayers.Bounds(-20037508.34,-20037508.34,20037508.34,20037508.34),
]
which mean he gave the coordinate in the code
I need to load map from localhost whithout coordinates
thanks alot
Ahmad Habash
Kommentti käyttäjältä robx 19. June 2008 klo 09.35
I'm afraid I don't understand exactly what you're trying to do... What is the "openstreet view utility"? By your "own" map, do you mean your own rendering of the openstreetmap.org data, or a rendering of your own .osm-data?
The offline editors (JOSM, Merkaartor) and Kosmos allow viewing map data on your computer. If you're
on Windows and not interested in editing, Kosmos is probably the best bet: osm.wiki/index.php/Kosmos . Using these, you can download and display OSM
data from openstreetmap.org or just view your own .osm-file.
Cheers
Robert