Hello,
I'm trying to determine if RadMap (ASP.NET and/or Silverlight) can load custom topo into a layer from an internal map server. I was hoping to use GeoServer which supports TMS via an embedded GeoWebCache.
Can RadMap ( ASP.NET and/or Silverlight) user multiple layers? I will have a small number of topos to display, and would like to see Bing/Google satellite maps where my own data is not present. Normally I would think that having my own layer over the top of a Bing/Google layer would do this.
Could you advise me on how to accomplish my goal please?
Thanks,
Scott
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Hi,
RadMap for ASP.NET AJAX supports multiple layers can draw shapes based on GeoJSON literals, therefore, it can draw whatever shape you need. Although, you should note that the RadMap does not provide an automated logic to create the GeoJSON. You should do it from scratch.
Click logic or other shape-dedicated manipulations can be further handled via the shapes' events - shapeClick, shapeCreated, shapeMouseEnter and shapeMouseLeave.
More information can be found in the RadMap documentation and demos.
You can find attached a simple example which illustrates how you can handle siimilar requirement. Although, the client-side logic to manipulate items should be additionally designed.
Here is also a video showing the result:
http://screencast.com/t/tKtN8Dx5Z
Regards,
Misho
Telerik
RadMap for ASP.NET AJAX supports multiple layers can draw shapes based on GeoJSON literals, therefore, it can draw whatever shape you need. Although, you should note that the RadMap does not provide an automated logic to create the GeoJSON. You should do it from scratch.
Click logic or other shape-dedicated manipulations can be further handled via the shapes' events - shapeClick, shapeCreated, shapeMouseEnter and shapeMouseLeave.
More information can be found in the RadMap documentation and demos.
You can find attached a simple example which illustrates how you can handle siimilar requirement. Although, the client-side logic to manipulate items should be additionally designed.
Here is also a video showing the result:
http://screencast.com/t/tKtN8Dx5Z
Regards,
Misho
Telerik