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<h2>Simple map</h2>
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In it's most basic configuration, mapbuilder can be used to simply put a map
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in a web page.
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<div id="mainMapPane" style="float:right"></div>
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The configuration for this page consists of a single
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model (a Web Map Context document) and a single widget (a MapPane).
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The model ID can also be used as an HTTP request parameter to initialize the
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model from a URL.
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For example, this page can be loaded with a different map using
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<a href="javascript:config.loadModel('mainMap','/mapbuilder/demo/data/context/modisWorld.xml')">
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JavaScript
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</a>
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or
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<a href="?page=samples/tutorial1&mainMap=/mapbuilder/demo/data/context/cded.xml">
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by a parameter in the URL.
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The MapPane widget renders the model as a set of stacked images and
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inserted into the page.
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The 'htmlTagID' in the config file is used to associate
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the MapPane with an HTML page element, in this case a <DIV> element
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which has it's CSS style set to float on the right hand side of the page.
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The HTML for the widget is generated by applying an XSLT stylehseet to the model.
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The ID assigned to the model can be used to reference the methods and properties
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of the JavaScript model object as 'config.objects[modelId]'.
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<p align="right"><a href="?page=samples/tutorial2">next</a></p>
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