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juli 2009 - Posts

• Reimers.Silverlight Updated to Silverlight 3 RTW

  The Reimers.Silverlight assembly has been recompiled against Silverlight 3 RTW. This means you can start using it in your Silverlight 3 applications. Read More... Posted 19. juli 2009 20:04 by jjrdk | 0 Comments Filed under: Silverlight, Google AJAX Search API, Bing Maps

• Consuming REST Services from Silverlight

  Silverlight has a relatively advanced network stack which allows you to perform GET and POST requests to both the same domain or other domains, provided they expose a cross-domain policy (crossdomain.xml or clientaccesspolicy.xml). With Silverlight 3 it is possible to perform other request types, such as PUT and UPDATE. Read More... Posted 19. juli 2009 19:03 by jjrdk | 0 Comments

• Clustering Overlays in Silverlight

  One of the cool things about map applications in Silverlight is that they don't have the same limits on the amount of overlays it can display as HTML based maps have. This means that you can easily display 1000+ overlays without any noticeable degradation in performance. But just because your Silverlight map can handle it doesn't mean that your users can maintain their overview if you flood them with markers. This is where clustering comes. A cluster allows you to display a marker to represent a bunch of others, and when the cluster marker is clicked the contained markers are displayed. Read More... Posted 10. juli 2009 20:27 by jjrdk | 1 Comments

• 4D Maps with Silverlight

  By using the TimeRange attached property defined by the OverlayManager, map overlays can now be given information about their temporal context. This opens up a lot of interesting opportunities for displaying map data that changes with time with very few lines of code. Read More... Posted 8. juli 2009 19:12 by jjrdk | 0 Comments Filed under: Silverlight, Maps, 4D Map, Bing