MapXtreme ASP.Net
MapXtreme allows developers to create custom mapping applications that require both high-quality digital maps, and controls and instructions to manipulate those maps. It enables developers to incorporate and display many types of data onto maps, and to easily add a variety of controls, themes, graphs and other features that enable users to more effectively analyze location-based information.
MapXtreme’s powerful spatial capabilities are geared toward solving real business problems, with a powerful, user-friendly feature set. Flexible deployment options of this location intelligence developer tool include both desktop and web from a single SDK.
MapXtreme’s powerful spatial capabilities are geared toward solving real business problems, with a powerful, user-friendly feature set. Flexible deployment options of this location intelligence developer tool include both desktop and web from a single SDK.
- MapXtreme 2008 is a desktop application development tool kit (SDK) which enables you to build Desktop and Web applications using Visual Studio.Net
- The business logic you create can be in any supported .Net language (i.e. C#, VB, Cobol, etc.)
- Core MapXtreme business logic is independent of the presentation layer (i.e. Desktop or Web); the same code can be used to present the results in either a Desktop or Web application.
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Strong Microsoft .Net alignment
- 100% .Net Object Model
- Support for WinForms and WPF integration
- Support for spatial data access in familiar ADO.Net
Online Developer Resources : http://www.mapinfo.co.uk/developers/
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MapXtreme ASP.Net
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