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Note: If you are using Map Suite 9.0 or previous versions of Map Suite product, please go to MapSuite 9.0 Wiki. The current page is for Map Suite 10.0 and future versions. It has different assemblies, licensing strategy and ways of distribution, and more. although the majority of previously built code should work without modification assuming the new namespaces are added. For guidance on upgrading your existing code to Map Suite 10, please check out MapSuite 10 Upgrade Guide.
This guide helps you to create a google maps key and apply it in Map Suite.
Google offers two types of API plan. One is standard Google Static Maps API, the other one is Google Maps APIs Premium Plan license. Each of them have two usages.
Standard Google Static Maps API
Google Maps APIs Premium Plan
Read more details about how to get a key.
You can read more details about how to get the Signature and ClientID.
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// Google maps core by using GoogleMapsOverlay() GoogleMapsOverlay googleMapsOverlay = new GoogleMapsOverlay(); googleMapsOverlay.SendingWebRequest += GoogleMapsOverlay_SendingWebRequest; googleMapsOverlay.MapType = GoogleMapsMapType.Satellite; googleMapsOverlay.Name = "Google Maps Satellite"; googleMapsOverlay.IsVisible = false; wpfMap1.Overlays.Add(googleMapsOverlay); // where you can add the keys <appSettings> <add key="BingMapKey" value="Place Your Bing Maps Key Here" /> </appSettings>