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Randy
Does anyone know of a good GIS plugin for VS 2005?
Thanks
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clintonG
What does GIS stand for?
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Family Tree Mike
Well, here are two extremes. Others hopefully will chime in with a middle
ground:
1. ArcGIS - Expensive ($2500) but very powerfull. You can either build
extensions to their product in VB (6 or .Net) or C#, or you can build an app
based on their objects. Your customer then must by the product. Big gotch:
their upgrades often break functionality, even going from 9.1 to 9.2 broke
major features.
2. Google Earth - Cheap (Free) but fairly functional mapping and the api
lets you launch and zoom to features. KML is a well documented xml format.
It really depends on how much GIS versus just mapping you need.
ground:
1. ArcGIS - Expensive ($2500) but very powerfull. You can either build
extensions to their product in VB (6 or .Net) or C#, or you can build an app
based on their objects. Your customer then must by the product. Big gotch:
their upgrades often break functionality, even going from 9.1 to 9.2 broke
major features.
2. Google Earth - Cheap (Free) but fairly functional mapping and the api
lets you launch and zoom to features. KML is a well documented xml format.
It really depends on how much GIS versus just mapping you need.
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Jon Skeet [C# MVP]
clintonG said:What does GIS stand for?
Google for "define: GIS"
(Geographic information system)
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clintonG
Right I knew that already. So now to the real question.
Who has developed a "plugin" the runs as a "system?"
I think the OP wants a control of some type.
Who has developed a "plugin" the runs as a "system?"
I think the OP wants a control of some type.
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Dick Grier
What do you want to do?
You might use MapPoint (desktop, stand alone -- or webservice), Visual
Earth, Google Earth, Tatsugis, and others.
--
Richard Grier, MVP
Hard & Software
Author of Visual Basic Programmer's Guide to Serial Communications, Fourth
Edition,
ISBN 1-890422-28-2 (391 pages, includes CD-ROM). July 2004, Revised March
2006.
See www.hardandsoftware.net for details and contact information.
You might use MapPoint (desktop, stand alone -- or webservice), Visual
Earth, Google Earth, Tatsugis, and others.
--
Richard Grier, MVP
Hard & Software
Author of Visual Basic Programmer's Guide to Serial Communications, Fourth
Edition,
ISBN 1-890422-28-2 (391 pages, includes CD-ROM). July 2004, Revised March
2006.
See www.hardandsoftware.net for details and contact information.
J
Jon Skeet [C# MVP]
clintonG said:Right I knew that already. So now to the real question.
Who has developed a "plugin" the runs as a "system?"
I think the OP wants a control of some type.
Quite possibly - I just don't see what benefit there was in you asking
an extra question in the meantime...
(I don't have an answer for the OP - I found a few CodeProject samples
a while ago, some of which worked after a bit of jiggery-pokery. It
depends which GIS you want to talk to though.)
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Randy
Sorry for the delay...
A year ago, I found/downloaded/installed and played with a GIS plugin for
VS. It was pretty powerful. You could throw together a GIS app pretty
quickly and build on it. That was on my old dev machine. I can't remember
where I downloaded it from and now I'm needing it again. I just thought
someone would know.
A year ago, I found/downloaded/installed and played with a GIS plugin for
VS. It was pretty powerful. You could throw together a GIS app pretty
quickly and build on it. That was on my old dev machine. I can't remember
where I downloaded it from and now I'm needing it again. I just thought
someone would know.
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clintonG
Are you referring to a plugin from ESRI who develops GIS(ystems) or
MapWindow perhaps?
MapWindow perhaps?
Randy said:Sorry for the delay...
A year ago, I found/downloaded/installed and played with a GIS plugin for
VS. It was pretty powerful. You could throw together a GIS app pretty
quickly and build on it. That was on my old dev machine. I can't remember
where I downloaded it from and now I'm needing it again. I just thought
someone would know.
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Randy
No, this was 3rd party software. Cowboy answered in the csharp forum with
some good links for what I'm asking about...I'll check it out.
thanks for the reply...
some good links for what I'm asking about...I'll check it out.
thanks for the reply...
clintonG said:Are you referring to a plugin from ESRI who develops GIS(ystems) or
MapWindow perhaps?