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This maintenance release contains the following:
- The performance of the animation layer is increased.
- A constructor that accepts a Bing Maps (Virtual Earth) API key
has been added to the VirtualEarthLayer class.
- Server-side Map control:
GetTempImageUrl method
- Client-side Map control:
distanceTool event
- 141 new point symbols have been added to the PointStyle enumeration
(accommodation, amenity, education, health, POI, sport, shopping,
transportation symbols).
- Fix: Hotspots are now persisted between postbacks if map session
is enabled.
This maintenance release contains the following:
- TileLayer.OffscreenTiles property - specifies the number of
offscreen tiles (contiguous to the currently displayed tiles) which
will be preloaded asynchronously.
- Markers class:
Extent property
Position property
Tooltip property
Content property
Symbol property
- The performance of the session handling code is increased.
- Fix: Map shapes are now displayed properly with maps that
contain a BackgroundLayer only.
- Fix: A minor problem with the visibility of background layers is
fixed.
- Fix: Keyboard and mouse handlers are now disabled if the
Map.Enabled property is False.
- Fix: A problem with the WkbData property and large polygonal
shapes is fixed.
- Fix: A minor problem with non-disappeared tooltips from GeoEvent
objects is fixed.
- Fix: Single bar charts and charts with null data are now
displayed properly.
- Fix: A problem with the Krovak projection is fixed.
- Fix: A minor problem with the registration of the client-side
JavaScript AJAX classes is fixed.
The
AspMap 4.6 release contains the following features.
- Support for 64-bit operating systems
- 64-bit assemblies
- TileLayer.GenerateTiles: this new overloaded method generates
only the tiles that cover the features of a layer.
The
AspMap 4.5 release contains the following features.
Server-side API:
- Support for UTF-8 and 100+ national codepages.
- Full support for Unicode.
- Support for IE8's standards mode.
- Polygon layers can be labeled at the centroid of a polygon
(useful for tile maps).
- Hotspots now can display information in an InfoWindow.
- Marker class
- Markers collection
- MarkerSymbol class
- Polygon class
- Polyline class
- Map class:
HotspotInfoClick event
- Layer class:
CharSet property
- ZoomBar class:
ShowHomeButton property
- MapHotspots class:
AddInfo method
- LabelStyle enumeration:
PolygonCentroid member
- Feature class:
ShowLabels property
Client-side API:
- Map class:
visible property
backgroundLayerMapObject property
print method
markerClick event
Samples:
- Markers (new, AJAX samples)
- Locations (new, AJAX and standard samples)
- Shapes (new, AJAX and standard samples)
- Airports (updated, AJAX and standard samples)
The
AspMap 4.3 release contains the following features.
Server-side API:
- Map caching:
Map caching is an effective way to make your mapping application run
faster. When you deploy cached maps, your users spend less time
waiting for the map to draw (during pan and zoom operations). AspMap
distributes cached images whenever someone asks for a map. It is
much quicker for AspMap to hand out a cached image than to draw the
map each time someone requests it. Map caching is implemented by all
popular Internet mapping sites, with map caching offered by AspMap,
you can achieve similar performance for your maps.
- Support for the Google Maps API
- Support for the Microsoft Virtual Earth API
- TileLayer class
- GoogleMapsLayer class
- VirtualEarthLayer class
- Map class:
PanCursor property
EnableZoomAnimation property
AutoDispose property
- Layer class:
Open method
Client-side API:
- Map class:
width property
height property
resizeTo method
resize method
panToolClick event
pointTool event
infoTool event
- MouseEventArgs class:
mapPoint property
Samples:
- Tile Map (ASP.NET and ASP.NET AJAX)
- Using Google Maps (ASP.NET AJAX)
- Using Microsoft Virtual Earth (ASP.NET AJAX)
The
AspMap 4.2 release contains the following features and fixes.
- Client-side API: zoom/pan, map centering, animation functionality.
- The Map control now supports navigation with the mouse wheel.
- Added support for zoom levels into the Map control.
- The new ZoomBar control allows users to zoom/pan the map and navigate
the map by zoom levels.
- Support for pie/bar charts.
- The Symbol class now supports font symbols for point layers.
- Support for WMS (Web Map Services).
- The new WmsService control turns your existing mapping application into
a WMS service, or allows developers to implement a WMS service as an ASP.NET
Web handler.
- The new WmsLayer class allows developers to display maps from external
WMS services as map layers.
- Four new samples: bar/pie charting, WMS client/server demos, client-side
API demonstration.
- Map Control
ZoomLevels property
ZoomLevel property
EnableScrollWheelZoom property
ClientCoordinateType property
ToScale method
- AnimationLayer Class
CoordinateSystem property - CoordSystem Class
ToWgs84 method
FromWgs84 method - Segment Class
Shape property - Layer Class
ChartRenderer property - Symbol Class
PointFont property
CharIndex property - Route Class
RoutePath property
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