Leaflet Map Control: Overview
Leaflet Map Control
Leaflet Map Control: Overview
The Archibus Standard Leaflet Map Control provides the ability to display, query, and edit Archibus assets on a map in Standard Map Views . This gives you the opportunity to include web mapping as part of your Web Central solution.
Leaflet Map Control vs. Esri Map Control
Archibus provides two standard map controls:
- Standard Esri Map Control
- Standard Leaflet Map Control
While they offer many of the same functions, Leaflet offers these important advantages:
- Multiple providers -- With Leaflet, you can use either Google or Esri basemaps.
- Lighter weight – The Leaflet API is lighter than the Esri API. Since the API is smaller, views that contain maps load faster.
- Simplified API – The Leaflet map control API was designed to be simpler and more consistent than the Standard Esri map control. It should be easier for developers to use.
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Additional features – Leaflet offers these features, which are not yet included with the Esri map control:
- marker clusters
- an improved marker legend
- geoJson mashups
Leaflet Map Control Features
The following scenarios are supported by the Standard Leaflet Map Control:
- Show an Esri Map
- Show a Google Map
- Display Objects from a Single DataSource on a Map
- Display Objects from Multiple DataSources on a Map
- Use Marker Actions in a Map
- Map with Esri Layers
- Map with Google Layers
- Determine Asset Locations using Address Geocoding
- Specify Asset Locations using the Asset Locator
- Use Thematic (Class Break) Markers in a Map
- Use Thematic Unique Value Markers in a Map
- Use Graduated Markers in a Map
- Use Thematic (Class Break) Graduated Markers in a Map
- Use Thematic (Unique Value) Graduated Markers in a Map
- Use Proportional Markers in a Map
- Use Thematic (Class Break) Proportional Markers in a Map
- Use Thematic (Unique Value) Proportional Markers in a Map
- Use Clustered Markers in a Map
- Set Marker Colors using ColorBrewer
- Use a Custom Map Extent
- Use the Map Control Event API