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I have an XML export file from an ArcGIS geodatabase with the following fields:

  1. OBJECT ID (-)
  2. Shape (-)
  3. Grid_Area_ha_1 (ha)
  4. Shape_Length_1 (m)
  5. Shape_Area_1 (m2)
  6. Residue_Yield_t_a_Restrict_NEW (t/a)
  7. Shape_Length (°)
  8. Shape_Area ((°)2)

Which is the quickest way to build a Web based map interface using this data file.

Thanks

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Just for clarification: You are trying to make a map, viewable in a web browser, based on the xml output of a geodatabase? – Taylor H. Feb 4 at 18:55
Yes this is what I would like to do. – Nimonika Feb 4 at 21:13
There doesn't seem to be anything special about your data, so practically any web mapping service should do. – lynxlynxlynx Feb 4 at 22:01
You can't just reference an xml file and have it turn into a map. Probably the most straight-forward approach is to use Google Maps API and export the data out of the geodatabase to a shapefile. Then turn the shapefile to a KML/KMZ. View this to see how a KML can be put onto Google Maps. – Taylor H. Feb 4 at 22:05

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