ThinkGeo Cloud .NET SDK helps developers use the ThinkGeo Cloud APIs in their .NET applications. You can use ThinkGeo Cloud API through standard RESTful API calls from any platforms any language and don't have to use this SDK at all. It's just to make your job a bit easier when with ThinkGeo Cloud on a .NET project.

Check out this Quick Start Guide to get started.

ThinkGeo Cloud .NET SDK wraps all the ThinkGeo Cloud RESTful APIs and make it simpler to use from a .NET project. The complete APIs are listed here and below are code snippets as samples:

ElevationClient elevationClient = new ElevationClient(clientId, clientSecret);
elevationClient.BaseUris.Add(new Uri(GisServerUri));
var response = elevationClient.GetElevationOfLineAsync(line, 3857, numberOfSegments: pointNumber, elevationUnit: DistanceUnit.Meter);

GeocodingClient geocodingClient = new GeocodingClient(clientId, clientSecret);
geocodingClient.BaseUris.Add(new Uri(GisServerUri));
var result = geocodingClient.SearchAsync(searchText, options);

ReverseGeocodingClient reverseGeocodingClient = new ReverseGeocodingClient(clientId, clientSecret);
reverseGeocodingClient.BaseUris.Add(new Uri(GisServerUri));
ReverseGeocodingResult searchResult = await reverseGeocodingClient.SearchPointAsync(searchPoint.X, searchPoint.Y, 3857, searchRadius, DistanceUnit.Meter, reverseGeocodingOption);

ColorClient colorClient = new ColorClient(clientId, clientSecret);
colorClient.BaseUris.Add(new Uri(GisServerUri));
var hueColors = colorClient.GetColorsInHueFamily(specifiedColor, numberOfColors);

ProjectionClient projectionClient = new ProjectionClient(apiKey, apiSecret);
projectionClient.BaseUris.Add(new Uri(GisServerUri));
var projectedFeature = projectionClient.Project(feature, fromSrid, toSrid);

MapsClient client = new MapsClient("clientId", "clientSecret");
Stream imageStream = client.GetRasterTile(z, x, y, projection, mapType, tileSize, tileResolution);
Task<Stream> task = client.GetRasterTileAsync(z, x, y, projection, mapType, tileSize, tileResolution);

Not only we have APIs to get one single Vector Tile or Raster Tile, but we also provide a much simpler way in ThinkGeo UI Components as following to render the tiles on the map. Here below is an example for rending RasterTiles on a Desktop map (WPF):

ThinkGeoCloudMapsOverlay transparentBackgroundMap = new ThinkGeoCloudMapsOverlay();
transparentBackgroundMap.Name = "Transparent Background";
transparentBackgroundMap.WrapDateline = WrapDatelineMode.WrapDateline;
transparentBackgroundMap.MapType = ThinkGeoCloudMapsMapType.TransparentBackground;

Here below is an example for rending Vector Tiles on a Desktop map (WPF)

The following samples work in all of the Map Suite controls such as Wpf, Web, MVC, WebApi, Android and iOS.

This Sample demonstrates how you can use ThinkGeo Cloud Client to get elevation data from ThinkGeo GIS Server, and shows the elevation data of a road in the form of a line chart.