Re: Accessing MS Virtual Earth using ASP.Net
- From: "Jacob" <jacob.reimers@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 11 Jan 2007 09:12:32 -0800
The reason you have to access it through JavaScript is that the
clientside scripting is responsible for fetching the images from MS and
moving them around as you move around on the map. If you did it using
only ASP.NET then you would have to do about a million postbacks to
move your map around and create markers, open windows etc.
If you are looking for a map on your page I have made an ASP.NET
control for Google Maps which works well (especially the licensed
version) - http://www.reimers.dk
John Morgan wrote:
I have been looking at the Microsoft Virtual Earth SDK. As far as I
can see I have to incorporate it in a web page using a control based
on Javascript through web services
It being a Microsoft control I assume that I can access it directly
from asp.net. I am thinking it will be easier to incorporate it if I
can use asp.net.
I would be grateful if someone could advise me on this,
Best wishes, John Morgan
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