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  • It's Open

    This is a big release with some very exciting changes. The control is moving towards ASP.NET AJAX and .NET 3.5. The Google Earth API is also in the new version and the Google Earth API will be on the top of priorities for new versions. The GoogleStaticMap API has been used to develop a server side map application with a minimal footprint in terms of user download. On top of all that there are a lot of small user requests that have been implemented, different API versions, AJAX loading of the scripts and so on. But the most exciting this is that the code is now open. That's right, download the code by SVN, and feel free to contribute. Happy Google Developers Day. Read More...
  • Static Maps API Support included

    Version 3.5.4 has been released with support for static maps. The Static Maps API allows you to create a map as an image, which makes it an easy way to deploy simple maps that do not require user interaction, or maps on mobile devices, where JavaScript support is limited. Read More...
  • New Web Controls

    I recently published some new web controls. At the same time I took down the old extended web controls since I found an easier way to get the same functionality through the standard ASP.NET controls. I will get into that later. The new web control collection contains only two controls and a helper class for the time being. Read More...
    Posted 3. april 2007 04:11 by jjrdk | 0 Comments
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  • Version 3.4.2 Released

    Version 3.4.2 brings the Google Maps .NET Control up to date with version 2.72 of Google's Map API. This adds a right click event to the GoogleMap class, but otherwise there are only minor internal changes. To build further on the conversion and exchangeability from other formats the assembly now includes a UtmPosition class which is fully interchangeable with the GoogleLatLng class. Furthermore a new assembly is available to licensed users, a Shapefile to KML conversion assembly to handle shapefile reading/conversion programatically. Read More...
  • ESRI Shapefile to KML Converter

    A Shapefile to Kml utility has been added to the files section. The utility parses a shapefile and creates the equivalent Google Maps objects. At the same time it reads the corresponding .dbf file and displays the possible columns to add to the individual shapes. Read More...
  • Sql Server 2005 Integration

    SQL Server 2005 (both full and Express) has support for CLR (Common Language Runtime) assemblies. This greatly simplifies the task of creating User Defined Functions (UDF) or User Defined Types (UDT). So the idea of integrating the data model from the Google Maps .NET Control to SQL Server seems straightforward. This post is meant as a preliminary introduction to SQL Server integration, which will be developed further in future versions (version 3.4+). Read More...