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juni 2009 - Posts

• GUI Editing of Polygons and Polylines in Silverlight

  The OverlayManager now enables you to make polygons and polylines editable directly in the map GUI. The EnableEditing method creates draggable markers on the map on each of the shapes vertices which allow you to update the position. Furthermore extra vertices can be added simply by clicking the polyline or polygon border. Read More... Posted 21. juni 2009 12:42 by jjrdk | 4 Comments Filed under: Silverlight, Maps

• Using the OverlayManager with Silverlight Maps

  The OverlayManager hooks itself on to a map from the Silverlight map control and handles how overlays are displayed on the map so you don't have to worry about setting the attached properties. It also adds KML support, so you can import and export your overlays to KML for easy standards compliant data exchange. Read More... Posted 14. juni 2009 13:00 by jjrdk | 0 Comments Filed under: Tutorial, Silverlight, Maps

• Moving to Silverlight Maps

  The first beta of the Reimers.Silverlight library has been posted to the site. The assembly allows reading and writing of KML files directly in Silverlight. It is designed to work with the Silverlight map control from Microsoft. It also contains a utility class to facilitate overlay handling on the map. In order to support map application, the assembly also adds access to the Reimers.dk AtlasService which allows geocoding and routing operations. Read More... Posted 7. juni 2009 19:39 by jjrdk | 1 Comments Filed under: Silverlight, Maps

• What Comes After 10000?

  After 10000 downloads it has become time to reflect on where to go with the Google Maps .NET Control. Google has come out with version 3 of their map API, but Microsoft has developed a Silverlight map control. Which one to choose. Silverlight as a platform offers possibilities that are not available for traditional HTML based web application. But since developing map applications there is more of a gap when it comes to supplying data for applications. Read More... Posted 2. juni 2009 21:55 by jjrdk | 0 Comments Filed under: Google Maps, Silverlight