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Using Proj4JS for vector reprojection

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- This example shows how to reproject vector features within - OpenLayers. The baselayer shows Germany in the projection - EPSG:31467 (GK 3). When one clicks on the buttons, features with - geometries originally in EPSG:4326 will be transformed to the - projection of the map on-the-fly. -

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- The features are internally reprojected with the JavaScript library - Proj4JS. Please note that usually - you would not inlude Proj4JS the way it is done in this example. - In a production environment you would furthermore have a local copy - of the Proj4JS-projection definition that is hotlinked in this - example (see Graticule example for how to do this). -

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