ZeMapper



This cool applet can be used to create interactive maps. Mouseovers will pop up a small text box or even a closeup map of a particular region!

Author's Notes:

The configuration file is a ASCII text file that will contain all information on how to deal with a map. Each map is configured in a separate file.

The configuration process will be divided in different parts : 

  • Definition of elements 
    • Text boxes appearances
    • Objects to uses (images)
    • List box definition
    • Area of label definition
  • Definition of each region
  • Defintion of each Object

How To Use:

  • Download ZeMapper.zip (333 KB)
  • Unzip with a compression utility.

    Java Source: Unavailable

    Sample HTML Source:

    <applet archive="ZeMapper.jar"
    		code="ZeMapper.class"
    		height="500"
    		width="550"
    		VIEWASTEXT>
    	<param name="CFGFILE" value="WestUsa.txt">
    	<param name="BCOLOR" value="3030CC">
    </applet>
    
    

    Configuration: Instructions for multiple configuration files are included in the zip file.

    Status: Demo. Single License: $100

    Author: ZeMapper 2.0

    Homepage: http://cmwalolo.multimania.com/ZeMapper/en/index.htm

    Upload Date: September 6, 2000

    Updated: March 6, 2001

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