Closed mattnumbereight closed 7 years ago
Hmm, this isn't the "angular" way of doing things. You could check angular-cli to help you get started: https://github.com/angular/angular-cli#usage
HI Thanks for your response.
I got the angular maps working, the issue was,
The following code made angular think that /formats was a component, when angular cannot find a component that doesn’t exist it looks for it in a url (hence 404)
import { FormatComponent } from '../formats;
I just modified instances like these to use the full paths.
import { FormatComponent } from '../formats/format.component';
Then the maps shows on the web-page - in fact the whole package works very well I am using this to display PVT maps using the SourceTileWMSComponent source - all good so far !:
Not familiar with angular-cli - will read up.
But thank you for sharing this code - I am using on a commercial international project.
M
Hi,
I am new to angular 2 so this is properly something I have done incorrectly.
I put the code in the SRC folders into the a new project, I installed OpenLayers 3 and I thought I had done all correctly, however when I run the code I get the following error.
zone.js:2019 GET http://localhost:1985/app/angular2-openlayers/components/layers.js 404 (Not Found)
(angular2-openlayers is the SRC version ).
Interesting the file indeed does not exist, there seems to be a problem with sub folders when reading from the index files (components/layers etc).
Any help would be appreciated. :)
M