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May 3rd, 2011
SuperGIS Server 3 to Support Map Cache

With the map cache support function of SuperGIS Server, the administrator will be allowed to set the extent, format and scale of map cache, and the map services will be drawn as images at multiple scales and saved in the server.

When browsing the map extent, the front-end users can enjoy the instant cached images, swift map display offered by the server. In this way, users are able to zoom in, zoom out, pan, and query the map more effectively.

The map cache function of SuperGIS Server 3 will be released soon. To experience SuperGIS Server, please visit www.supergeotek.com to download the free trial.