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Note: The page was created before Map Suite 10. Map Suite 10.0 organized many classes into new namespaces and assemblies as well as had a few minor breaks in compatibility. The majority of previously built code should work without modification assuming the new namespaces are added. For guidance on upgrading your existing code, please check out MapSuite 10 Upgrade Guide.
Map Suite MVC Edition is a class library that allows software developers to easily add interactive maps and professional GIS features to their MVC applications. Packed with the speed and flexibility of MVC, the simple API that makes coding easy, and royalty-free distribution, Map Suite MVC Edition enables you to bring your Internet GIS application to market in record time.
The Core API documentation covers the ThinkGeo.MapSuite.Core namespace which resides in the MapSuiteCore.dll assembly. It contains all of the core GIS classes that are shared between the different Map Suite edition map controls and servers. It includes such classes as Style, FeatureSource, Layer, Projection etc. This is where the bulk of the classes are for most of the Map Suite products.
The MVC Edition API documentation covers the ThinkGeo.MapSuite.MvcEdition namespace which resides in the MvcEditon.dll assembly. It contains all of the MVC Edition specific classes such as the map control itself, Overlays, and supported map classes.
This document defines the client JavaScript functions that are applied to the Map's name. In other words, if you add an MVC Edition map control named “Map1” to the view page, then you would call these functions like “Map1.functionName()”.
In addition to the samples below, we have dozens of interactive MVC Edition sample applications available here and MVC Edition mobile sample applications here.
All Samples
All samples about Map Suite MVC Edition.
Project Templates
These projects show various study cases based on Mvc Edition.
Background Maps
These samples show how to incorporate 3rd part background map(Google, Bing, etc) with your application.
InteractiveOverlays
These samples show various aspects of how to extend or create InteractiveOverlays.
Labeling
These samples show various ways to use labeling in your application.
Layers & FeatureSources
These samples show custom layers and feature sources from which you can get inspired to integrate your own data.
Miscellaneous
These samples show other miscellaneous features for the product.
Printing
These samples demonstrate robust printing and page layout features.
Projection
These sample features various usages of projection.
Spatial Functions
These samples show various spatial functions such as union, buffer, merging data etc.
Styles
These samples show various kinds of styles such as styles that scale or adjust based on time of day.
Vehicle Tracking
These samples show various features related to vehicle and asset tracking
Zooming Panning Moving
These samples show various ways to move the map.
NOTE: We have provided hundreds of .Net code samples in C# & VB.NET to help you get going quickly. We have categorized them to allow you to quickly find what you are looking for. Each code sample includes an overview, complete code online to review and the ability to download the sample to run it yourself.
MVC Edition Sample App Walkthrough Video Series
Step through the MVC Edition sample applications and see how they're put together. We'll demonstrate how to use each app, then take you through every part of the source code and show you how it works.
Tip: You'll want to select “Fullscreen” to properly read the source code.
Extending Map Suite Video Series
The MVC Edition screenshots gallery section showcases a wide range of screenshots covering various GIS features of the MVC Edition map control.
This change log details the changes made to the product for each major release cycle.
This change log details the new features and bug fixes applied to the product for each major release cycle.
All the frequently asked questions about Map Suite MVC Edition.
These frequently asked questions cover high level GIS and mapping topics that are not categorized in other areas.
These frequently asked questions cover showing how to incorporate 3rd part background map (Google, Bing, etc.) with your application.
These frequently asked questions cover various aspects of labeling features.
These frequently asked questions cover custom layers and feature sources from which you can get inspired to integrate your own data.
These frequently asked questions cover various of other technical features of the products that are not included in other categories.
These frequently asked questions cover various aspects of projection such as how to re-project your data.
These frequently asked questions cover various spatial functions such as union, buffer, merging data etc.
These frequently asked questions cover displaying your GIS data using various styles. Some examples of styles would include using class breaks, clustering points, heat maps, etc.
These frequently asked questions cover various features related to vehicle and asset tracking.
These frequently asked questions cover various ways to move the map.
This article outlines various support options available through ThinkGeo. It explains the various methods and recommendations of which options work best depending on your issue.
This guide explains how to create a support ticket using the ThinkGeo customer portal. The guide also covers recommendation on when to use a support tickets versus other forms of support.
This guide explains how to create a constructive discussion forum post. It outlines the best practices in posting to ensure that your GIS questions get answered quickly and accurately.
This guide details the various ways of sending data to our support staff.
In Map Suite 10.0 we are starting to provide our products via packages on NuGet. This will allow references to our products to be added and updated easily. We have three different types of packages on NuGet, feature packages, dependency packages, and product packages, which will be expained in detail below. Each of these packages will also have two different build branches, production and development.
This guide explains the process and rations behind the Map Suite release schedule. It outlines release dates, version information, and various aspects related to publicly releasing Map Suite software.