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 ======  Map Suite Services Edition Layers & FeatureSources Samples  ======
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+==== ENC Viewer for displaying S-57 (*.000) File  ====
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+[[Source_Code_WpfDesktopEditionSample_S57Viewer.zip|View Source]]
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+[[Map Suite Samples Applies To|Applies To: Desktop \ Web \ Silverlight \ Wpf ]]
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+[[Map Suite Samples Alternate Languages | Need it in another language?]]
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+Today’s project is a tool of ENC Viewer for displaying unencrypted Electronic Navigational Charts (ENCs) available in the S-57 exchange format (*.000).  \\ This tool takes use of Map Suite HydrographyExtension to display ENC data in compliance with the latest version of ECDIS Presentation Library Edition 4.0, which is defined by the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in the special publication S-52.  \\  \\ NOTE: the styling file "NauticalCharts.xml" for drawing S-57 (*.000) file is included in the source code package.
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 ====  GPS EXchange Format FeatureLayer  ====
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-This sample demonstrates how to read S57 files (*.000,*.001,*.002…) with Map Suite.  The S57 is a numerical map format for nautical maps, it is standard published by the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO), which you can find more information:[[http://www.iho.int/|here]]. This sample works with Map Suite development branch daily build 7.0.269.0 or later, //Map Suite Unmanaged Dependencies Setup 7.0.269.0.msi// or later needs to be installed.  \\  \\ **NOTE**: The current S57 layer doesn't read symbols from S52 file, this part is still under development.
+This sample demonstrates how to display unencrypted Electronic Navigational Charts (ENCs) available in the S-57 exchange format (*.000). It follows the style schema defined in the latest version of ECDIS Presentation Library Edition 4.0 (S-52), which is published by [[http://www.iho.int|International Hydrographic Organization (IHO)]].
+NOTE: This sample works with Map Suite development branch daily build 9.0.31.0 or later, Map Suite Unmanaged Dependencies 9.0.31.0.msi or later needs to be installed.
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-In this sample we show how you can use Map Suite to add isolines (commonly known as contour lines) to your .NET application.  Isolines are a way to visualize breaks between different groups of data such as elevation levels, soil properties, or just about anything else you can imagine.  This sample also shows the various steps in creating isolines, including the gathering of point data, creating a grid using interpolation, and finally, picking your isoline break levels.  We also quickly dive into some more advanced options such as generating isolines on the fly.  \\  \\ To bring this all together, check out our [[http://wiki.thinkgeo.com/mediawiki/images/0/0a/MapSuiteIsoLineIntroduction.wmv|instructional video]] that will walk you through the process of setting up and working with isolines in Map Suite.  \\  \\ Please note that you will need version 5.0.87.0 or newer of Map Suite in order to use isolines. For more information on how to upgrade, see the [[Map Suite Daily Builds Guide]].  \\  \\ From 6.0.187.0, the sample has been updated that polygons can also be returned as IsoLines results. You need version 6.0.187.0 or newer of Map Suite in order to use this sample.
+In this sample we show how you can use Map Suite to add isolines (commonly known as contour lines) to your .NET application.  Isolines are a way to visualize breaks between different groups of data such as elevation levels, soil properties, or just about anything else you can imagine.  This sample also shows the various steps in creating isolines, including the gathering of point data, creating a grid using interpolation, and finally, picking your isoline break levels.  We also quickly dive into some more advanced options such as generating isolines on the fly.  \\  \\ To bring this all together, check out our [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eejtCTftpzo|instructional video]] that will walk you through the process of setting up and working with isolines in Map Suite.  \\  \\ Please note that you will need version 5.0.87.0 or newer of Map Suite in order to use isolines. For more information on how to upgrade, see the [[Map Suite Daily Builds Guide]].  \\  \\ From 6.0.187.0, the sample has been updated that polygons can also be returned as IsoLines results. You need version 6.0.187.0 or newer of Map Suite in order to use this sample.
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-This project shows how you can store your geometry data in any OLEDB compatible database.  The sample provides a custom FeatureSource and FeatureLayer that allows you to query, insert and edit a full range of spatial.  The spatial data is stored in binary using Well Known Binary and its index is a series of four columns describing the bounding box.  This solution does not require your database to support any sort of special spatial indexing as it is all build into table structure and uses plain SQL statements to query back the data.  This sample is also a great way to see how it is easy and efficient to extend Map Suite to meet your specific requirements.  \\  \\ NOTE: For portability and allowing the sample to be self-contained with minimal setup we have used a Microsoft Access database.  Due to this there is a  limitation there the “Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB” engine can only run in X86 mode.  This is reflected in the target for this project.  If you use another OLDB source then is limitation is no longer applicable.  \\
+This project shows how you can store your geometry data in any OLEDB compatible database.  The sample provides a custom FeatureSource and FeatureLayer that allows you to query, insert and edit a full range of spatial.  The spatial data is stored in binary using Well Known Binary and its index is a series of four columns describing the bounding box.  This solution does not require your database to support any sort of special spatial indexing as it is all build into table structure and uses plain SQL statements to query back the data.  This sample is also a great way to see how it is easy and efficient to extend Map Suite to meet your specific requirements.  \\  \\ **NOTE:** For portability and allowing the sample to be self-contained with minimal setup we have used a Microsoft Access database.  Due to this there is a  limitation there the “Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB” engine can only run in X86 mode.  This is reflected in the target for this project.  If you use another OLDB source then is limitation is no longer applicable.  \\
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-, which only reads the data for the given extent you are working in (much more efficient for larger datasets).
+The purpose of this sample is to show you a quick and easy way to read data from a SQL data source and display it on the map using an ''InMemoryFeatureLayer''.  Since geometric feature data can be stored in a number of different formats such as X and Y coordinates, WKT (Well Known Text), and Geometry data types, this sample shows you how to load, edit and save data to a SQL data source for each different type of format.  The sample includes a SQL script you need to run first, in order to create and populate a SQL Server table with sample data.  You will also need to change the connection information in the code on lines 71 and 204 so that it points to your SQL Server.\\ \\ **Note:** The approach in this sample works best for small amounts of data (less than 10,000 features) since it loads all of the data into memory.  For larger datasets, we recommend using the ''SQL2008FeatureLayer'' or the [[#Oledb_FeatureSource|''OledbFeatureSource'']], which only reads the data for the given extent you are working in (much more efficient for larger datasets).
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+In our “How Do I” apps, there is sample app that shows how to add graphs to the map using the ZedGraph library. In this project, using the same data, the US cities, we elaborate a little bit on the pie chart. You will see how to add some gradient colors to the chart, how to label the different pie slices, how to add a title etc. Zedgraph is a truly massive library for graphics and Pie chart is only one type of chart among many others. As you can add pie charts to your map, you can also add bar charts, trend charts etc. I suggest you check out this site for more info on ZedGraph
+[[http://zedgraph.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page]]
 With Map Suite, you have the whole ZedGraph API available with an easy interface to add the graphs to the map. For this project, in addition to the MapSuiteCore.dll, you will also need the ZedGraph.dll and ZedGraphStyleExtension.dll references. We will have several projects showing how to integrate other types of charts to your map.
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