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Thanks for the request; I've shared it with the team.

Can you estimate a timeframe for this feature to be implemented? Thank you in advance.

Thank you Pamela. I have a ten (10) GB database that is storing NASA satellite data
and recently wrote a library and web service to access the data through the ESRI
ArcSDE interface, retrieve it in GML format, and render it in a Google maps display.
That works fine so this week I added retrieval in KML format. I discovered that the
KML API for Google maps is a fraction of the Google earth API. When you and the team
apply KML to version 3 would you also add the full functionality across the three
applications: Google earth, Google maps, and the Google earth plug-in to the
browsers?

Thank you

Pamela

I am aware that there is another email request on this code feature request for the
KML; however, I'd like to quickly differentiate that email from this one by
requesting both API and OGC standards compliance. For instance, as a starting point
can we have FeatureSet, Feature, Attributes, OGC:compliantTypes, OGC:types where OGC
in your case would be "kml". Here is an example.

<FeatureSet xmlns:kml="http://www.opengis.net/kml”>
   <Feature featureType=”pointType”>
    <Atributes someone=”something” sometwo=”somethingtwo” />
       <kml:Point>
          <kml:coordinates>x,y x,y x,y</kml:coordinates>
       </kml:Point>
    </Feature>
       … repeat Feature
       … repeat FeatureSet

FeatureTypes can include

NullType,
BoxType,
PointType,
MultiPointType,
LineStringType,
MultiLineStringType,
LinearRingType,
PolygonType,
MultiPolygonType

LinearRing can have two direction attributes:

CounterClockwise,
Clockwise

Thank you for your consideration, and, I would be will to assist you in the design.

I'd be interested in seeing added also. thanks

GGeoXml would be great.. it would be even better if we could have access to the
internal data (i.e. control over the infowindows etc).

I'm the default web mapper in my BLM office, and we would very much like to see KML
capabilities included in the version 3 API.

I'd also really like to see KML support - both for maps and to be able to switch to
an earth display.  

for a workaround solution people might want to check out this project in the meanwhile:  
http://code.google.com/p/geoxml3/

I am already using it, and it works.

Please provide the KML Overlay object in V3. I am interested in overlaying the
national weather data file.

hi pamela

I have seen your code for KML parse. And I have seen that I need to download each kml
file...step by step, and writing the kml file URL. What if I have all my kml URL in a column in a database, and I want to download many of then based in a selection
criteria? Do you know any script that read a database, get the URL and download every
kml file??

Pam,

Count me in for support for Geo RSS/KML support in maps v3.

- Nick

Dear Pamela.

I really need KML support very-very much! :)

Bonjour

It would be very cool to be able ton add kml overlay with the v3
Regards
Could you notify me when it's ok :)

The geoxml3 code by Sterling Udell is great if you are using Markers and
GroundOverlays.

So, we have converted all our satellite data to PNG files and set up KML files to
render them in the Google Maps v3. Here is an example.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<kml xmlns="http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2">
 <GroundOverlay>
  <name>ColumnAmountO3</name>
  <description>Total Ozone</description>
  <Icon>
    <href>http://vista.cira.colostate.edu/GeMaps/namer/OMI-Aura_L3-
OMTO3e_2006m0601_v003-2008m0216t160905.png</href>
  </Icon>
  <LatLonBox>
   <north>50.</north>
   <south>20.</south>
   <east>-60.</east>
   <west>-130.</west>
   <rotation>0.0</rotation>
  </LatLonBox>
 </GroundOverlay>
</kml>

That's good news; however, geoxml3 needs to be updated to include the
google.maps.Polygon function as shown in the
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/v3/examples/polygon-simple.html

Thank you,

John Huddleston

Please add KML file support into V3.
please announce it at the google IO 2010.
v3 is lacking major.

I'm excited to see the new KmlLayer but as I was converting some function from v2 to
v3 I seemed to have ran into a problem.  Either I'm not executing this correctly or
Google has placed a limit on the number of KmlLayer requests (this wasn't the case in
v2).  I have an array of 30 kml files that I want to load and I'm doing it with the
following.  If I limit the array to 20 files, everything executes properly.

for(n=0; n<route_array.length; n++){
        kml_route[n] = new google.maps.KmlLayer(route_array[n].kml, kmlOptions);
        kml_route[n].setMap(map);
}

Is there any way to extract the polygons after loading a kmlLayer? It is very important to interact with kml objects file.

Ability to manipulate the contents such as the style

This function should be given access to all read objects. In this way could be manipulated as appropriate to the user.