To use either the example below or the application, select some features on the map (you may need to zoom in first). The layers of the selected features should appear in the top list. If you select a layer in the list, it should populate the next list with the keys of the selected features on that layer. Then, if you select one of the keys in the list, you will see the name and link values for that feature. If you modify the name or link value of the specified feature, it will be reflected in the map.
Note: The applet portion of this example will not work on Internet Explorer, because IE does not support passing observer objects between JavaScript and Java.
The application portion of this example is already built. To run it as is under Microsoft Windows, you will need the following:
The map below is either the Plug-In or Java Edition under control of the applet portion of this example.
The complete source for both the applet and application portions of this example is available below:
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