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[Grasshoppermind] When Mark first wrote this post on July 23rd 2005 there were only 5290 KML files found, as of today there are 165000. That’s an amazing growth rate.
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[edparsons.com] ArcGIS Explorer - an Open Google Earth ?: ArcGIS Explorer will be a free 15Mb download from the ESRI website and will connect to a dedicated ArcWeb server farm at ESRI providing an experience similar to Google Earth, although I was not clear where the imagery is sourced from. What got me excited however, is the ability of ArcGIS Explorer to use other data services including OGC WMS and WFS servers and any ArcIMS server you may already use.
[Makezine.com] MAKE: Blog: HOW TO make KML data for Google Earth: Tao of Mac writes "I've decided to put up a short tutorial on generating KML data for Google Earth - anyone with PHP installed should be able to use these simple techniques to layer their own data atop Google Earth from nothing but a CSV file, and build up from there". Link.
[Cse-mjmcl.cse.bris.ac.uk] Mark McLaren's Weblog - Using Google Earth's KML with J2EE (JSP/JSTL): This essentially informs the Google Earth client of the details of your web service, when and how it should be called. Once you've written your dynamic script (as below) then all you need do is load it in your web browser [e.g http://localhost/GoogleEarth/test.kml].
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