Channel 9 - Entries tagged with Virtual Earth Microsoft http://mschnlnine.vo.llnwd.net/d1/Dev/App_Themes/C9/images/feedimage.png Channel 9 - Entries tagged with Virtual Earth http://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/virtual+earth Channel 9 keeps you up to date with the latest news and behind the scenes info from Microsoft that developers love to keep up with. From LINQ to SilverLight – Watch videos and hear about all the cool technologies coming and the people behind them. http://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/virtual+earth en Tue, 18 Jun 2013 21:53:40 GMT Tue, 18 Jun 2013 21:53:40 GMT Rev9 81 4 25 MSN Videomap Directions Streetside, you might be thinking it would be great for something like real time driving directions. Billy Chen, a research in MSN's Advanced Engineering team, has been thinking about this from the ground up. The result is this interesting way of connecting the visual memory humans have from having driven to a location before with a movie created from the slides from point A to B in Bing maps. Billy joined us to tell us more about this project.  ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/Virtual-Earth-Videomap-Movies As you look at things like Bing's Streetside, you might be thinking it would be great for something like real time driving directions. Billy Chen, a research in MSN's Advanced Engineering team, has been thinking about this from the ground up. The result is this interesting way of connecting the visual memory humans have from having driven to a location before with a movie created from the slides from point A to B in Bing maps. Billy joined us to tell us more about this project.  680 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/Virtual-Earth-Videomap-Movies Thu, 03 Dec 2009 17:47:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/Virtual-Earth-Videomap-Movies Larry Larsen Larry Larsen 6 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/Virtual-Earth-Videomap-Movies/RSS Bing Maps Virtual Earth Bing Videomap Directions Streetside, you might be thinking it would be great for something like real time driving directions. Billy Chen, a research in MSN's Advanced Engineering team, has been thinking about this from the ground up. The result is this interesting way of connecting the visual memory humans have from having driven to a location before with a movie created from the slides from point A to B in Bing maps. Billy joined us to tell us more about this project. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/Bing-Videomap-Directions As you look at things like Bing's Streetside, you might be thinking it would be great for something like real time driving directions. Billy Chen, a research in MSN's Advanced Engineering team, has been thinking about this from the ground up. The result is this interesting way of connecting the visual memory humans have from having driven to a location before with a movie created from the slides from point A to B in Bing maps. Billy joined us to tell us more about this project. 680 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/Bing-Videomap-Directions Thu, 03 Dec 2009 15:45:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/Bing-Videomap-Directions Larry Larsen Larry Larsen 2 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LarryLarsen/Bing-Videomap-Directions/RSS Bing Maps Virtual Earth ARCast.TV - Albert Pascual on how he built GeoTwitter Brian H. Prince sits down with Albert Pascual at the MVP summit to talk about how he built GeoTwitter.org. We talk about how he designed his system to leverage multiple mapping engines and discuss what GeoRSS is, and why you might use it. Source is on codeplex. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/ARCast.TV/ARCastTV-Albert-Pascual-on-GeoTwitter Brian H. Prince sits down with Albert Pascual at the MVP summit to talk about how he built GeoTwitter.org. We talk about how he designed his system to leverage multiple mapping engines and discuss what GeoRSS is, and why you might use it. Source is on codeplex. 749 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/ARCast.TV/ARCastTV-Albert-Pascual-on-GeoTwitter Mon, 30 Nov 2009 00:54:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/ARCast.TV/ARCastTV-Albert-Pascual-on-GeoTwitter Bob Familiar Bob Familiar 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/ARCast.TV/ARCastTV-Albert-Pascual-on-GeoTwitter/RSS ARCast Architects Architecture Brian H Prince GeoRSS Geospatial MVP Practical Guidance Twitter Virtual Earth InfoStrat.VE: Integrating Virtual Earth 3D into WPF and Surface Applications for Mere Mortals

Virtual Earth 3D has many applications, but until recently has only been practical on the web with a JavaScript interface.  WPF applications could not use the full potential of Virtual Earth 3D without requiring a WPF wizard and some XAML magic due to Win32 interop limitations.

Information Strategies (InfoStrat) has the solution.  They created a WPF / Surface control, InfoStrat.VE, and are sharing with the community on CodePlex.  This control provides a WPF interface for the Virtual Earth 3D control, complete with data binding for camera control and WPF-based pushpins. All Win32 restrictions (air space control, no rotation or visual brush) are eliminated.  Microsoft Surface is also supported.

Watch the interview to learn the history behind the control, see it in action, learn how to get started, and even contribute back to the community.

The video is a little long, so we have provided a timeline below in case you want to skip to specific sections:

00:00     Introduction / Background

10:18     DEMO: Surface application using InfoStrat.VE

15:00     CodePlex project / code walkthrough

38:15     DEMO: Surface application using advanced capabilities in action

43:08     Wrapup / community call to action

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Inside+Out/InfoStratVE-Integrating-Virtual-Earth-3D-into-WPF-and-Surface-Applications Virtual Earth 3D has many applications, but until recently has only been practical on the web with a JavaScript interface.  WPF applications could not use the full potential of Virtual Earth 3D without requiring a WPF wizard and some XAML magic due to Win32 interop limitations. Information Strategies (InfoStrat) has the solution.  They created a WPF / Surface control, InfoStrat.VE, and are sharing with the community on CodePlex.  This control provides a WPF interface for the Virtual Earth 3D control, complete with data binding for camera control and WPF-based pushpins. All Win32 restrictions (air space control, no rotation or visual brush) are eliminated.  Microsoft Surface is also supported. Watch the interview to learn the history behind the control, see it in action, learn how to get started, and even contribute back to the community. The video is a little long, so we have provided a timeline below in case you want to skip to specific sections: 00:00     Introduction / Background 10:18     DEMO: Surface application using InfoStrat.VE 15:00     CodePlex project / code walkthrough 38:15     DEMO: Surface application using advanced capabilities in action 43:08     Wrapup / community call to action 2787 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Inside+Out/InfoStratVE-Integrating-Virtual-Earth-3D-into-WPF-and-Surface-Applications Wed, 17 Jun 2009 18:16:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Inside+Out/InfoStratVE-Integrating-Virtual-Earth-3D-into-WPF-and-Surface-Applications keydet keydet 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Inside+Out/InfoStratVE-Integrating-Virtual-Earth-3D-into-WPF-and-Surface-Applications/RSS DPEUSPublicSectorTeam Surface Virtual Earth WPF WPF 3.5 SP1 Expert to Expert: Gur Kimchi - Inside Bing Maps (aka Virtual Earth) ).

Enjoy! ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/Expert-to-Expert-Gur-Kimchi-Inside-Bing-Maps Erik Meijer and I paid a visit to Bing Maps infrastructure architect and Partner Development Manager Gur Kimchi for an Expert to Expert conversation about the design and architecture of Bing Maps. It takes some rocket science to process and coerce data into accurate information representative of points of interest on planet Earth. How does Bing Maps work, at the deepest levels, in the cloud? Gur and team have created a very efficient back end system that computes and returns the information you seek when using Bing Maps. Tune in. This is yet another great conversation among experts (not including myself, of course - I need to limit my caffeine intake before E2E's going forward... ).Enjoy! 3213 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/Expert-to-Expert-Gur-Kimchi-Inside-Bing-Maps Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:54:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/Expert-to-Expert-Gur-Kimchi-Inside-Bing-Maps Charles Charles 6 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/Expert-to-Expert-Gur-Kimchi-Inside-Bing-Maps/RSS Architecture Bing Bing Maps Erik Meijer Expert to Expert Gur Kimchi Virtual Earth Tool Shed Tooltip #2: Live Services, Virtual Earth, SQL 2008 Geospatial, from Episode 1
What is it?
Windows Live Web Services enable developers, designers, and enthusiasts to quickly create compelling web and desktop applications.

Download Site: http://dev.live.com

Example Problem(s) it solves:
Add Search, Mapping, and rich media (Silverlight) to your apps and websites.
Integrate blog, photo and contact management into your apps.

Installation Notes: Live Services are a set of web services, SDKs, samples and documentation that help you get up and running quickly.

Usage Notes: requires Live ID authentication.

This clip is Russ' Tool Shed Tooltip #2, the second of the clips from Episode One of the TV Show, Russ' Tool Shed presents... It's All About The Tools hosted by Russ Fustino and Co-Host Stan Schultes. Download code, ppt and demo script from http://code.msdn.com/toolshed for all episodes. Also, use the links on http://channel9.msdn.com/toolshed to download tools. Finally, check out some more great videos on the Developer Evangelist East site: http://channel9.msdn.com/dpeeast




]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Tool-Shed-Tooltip-2-Live-Services-Virtual-Earth-SQL-2008-Geospacial-from-Episode-1 Learn about Live Services and see how to hook up Virtual Earth to the new SQL 2008 Geospatial support. What is it? Windows Live Web Services enable developers, designers, and enthusiasts to quickly create compelling web and desktop applications. Download Site: http://dev.live.com Example Problem(s) it solves: Add Search, Mapping, and rich media (Silverlight) to your apps and websites. Integrate blog, photo and contact management into your apps. Installation Notes: Live Services are a set of web services, SDKs, samples and documentation that help you get up and running quickly. Usage Notes: requires Live ID authentication. This clip is Russ' Tool Shed Tooltip #2, the second of the clips from Episode One of the TV Show, Russ' Tool Shed presents... It's All About The Tools hosted by Russ Fustino and Co-Host Stan Schultes. Download code, ppt and demo script from http://code.msdn.com/toolshed for all episodes. Also, use the links on http://channel9.msdn.com/toolshed to download tools. Finally, check out some more great videos on the Developer Evangelist East site: http://channel9.msdn.com/dpeeast 772 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Tool-Shed-Tooltip-2-Live-Services-Virtual-Earth-SQL-2008-Geospacial-from-Episode-1 Sun, 14 Jun 2009 01:40:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Tool-Shed-Tooltip-2-Live-Services-Virtual-Earth-SQL-2008-Geospacial-from-Episode-1 Russell Fustino Russell Fustino 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Tool-Shed-Tooltip-2-Live-Services-Virtual-Earth-SQL-2008-Geospacial-from-Episode-1/RSS Episode 1 florida Live Services SQL 2008 SQL Server 2008 Tools Tool Shed Virtual Earth Visual Studio 2008 Scott Hanselman - NerdDinner.com
While we didn't have time in this episode to let Scott repeat this feat, we did get a chance to talk with him about how the various technologies he utilized worked with the tools in order to make it possible.

If you really want to see him take on this challenge, you can watch his session from MIX09:
And if you want more details about Scott, NerdDinner.com or Model View Controller, here are some additional links:
]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/The+Knowledge+Chamber/Scott-Hanselman-NerdDinnercom Scott Hanselman did an interesting session at MIX09 called "File|New -> Company", where he essentially started with a blank screen, and using Visual Studio, ASP.NET, Ajax, and Model View Controller he created an entire website called "NerdDinner.com", which is a social networking sites for... well... nerds, to allow them to coordinate with their friends what restaurants to go to and what to eat. While we didn't have time in this episode to let Scott repeat this feat, we did get a chance to talk with him about how the various technologies he utilized worked with the tools in order to make it possible. If you really want to see him take on this challenge, you can watch his session from MIX09: File|New -> Company: Creating NerdDinner.com with Microsoft ASP.NET Model View Controller (MVC) And if you want more details about Scott, NerdDinner.com or Model View Controller, here are some additional links: Scott Hanselman's Blog NerdDinner.com Model View Controller on ASP.NET  1224 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/The+Knowledge+Chamber/Scott-Hanselman-NerdDinnercom Thu, 04 Jun 2009 23:39:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/The+Knowledge+Chamber/Scott-Hanselman-NerdDinnercom Robert Hess Robert Hess 2 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/The+Knowledge+Chamber/Scott-Hanselman-NerdDinnercom/RSS Ajax ASP.NET ASP.NET MVC jQuery MVC Scott Hanselman Virtual Earth Chris Pendleton - Virtual Earth Silverlight Map Control
To see more about this control, you can check out the video of Chris' presentation at MIX09 here:
MIX09: Introducing the Microsoft Virtual Earth Silverlight Map Control CTP

And here are some additional links you might find handy:

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/The+Knowledge+Chamber/Chris-Pendleton-Virtual-Earth-Silverlight-Map-Control Virtual Earth continues to evolve and support a very robust programming model which allows developers to create unique and interesting mapping applications. One of the most recent developments is that there is a brand new Virtual Earth Mapping control which uses Silverlight for rendering. This provides for a far richer control which gives the developer almost unlimited potential in what they can do. In this episode I've got Chris Pendleton on hand to help us understand some of the benefifts of this new control and show us some of its capabilities. To see more about this control, you can check out the video of Chris' presentation at MIX09 here: MIX09: Introducing the Microsoft Virtual Earth Silverlight Map Control CTP And here are some additional links you might find handy: Chris Pendleton's Virtual Earth Blog Virtual Earth Developer Center Virtual Earth Silverlight Map Control 956 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/The+Knowledge+Chamber/Chris-Pendleton-Virtual-Earth-Silverlight-Map-Control Thu, 28 May 2009 13:00:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/The+Knowledge+Chamber/Chris-Pendleton-Virtual-Earth-Silverlight-Map-Control Robert Hess Robert Hess 4 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/The+Knowledge+Chamber/Chris-Pendleton-Virtual-Earth-Silverlight-Map-Control/RSS MIX09 Silverlight Virtual Earth OnStar Integrates with Virtual Earth On Wednesday, OnStar announced a new application that integrates Microsoft’s Virtual Earth into their emergency response system. Using Virtual Earth’s 3D aerial imagery, emergency responders will be able to more accurately locate hard-to-find or rural locations. The technology will enhance the GPS data OnStar currently uses. In the event of an emergency, this extra information about the terrain and the surroundings will help save lives – especially in cases when a vehicle has gone off the road or the weather conditions are poor.

(via Chris Pendleton)

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/OnStar-Integrates-with-Virtual-Earth On Wednesday, OnStar announced a new application that integrates Microsoft’s Virtual Earth into their emergency response system. Using Virtual Earth’s 3D aerial imagery, emergency responders will be able to more accurately locate hard-to-find or rural locations. The technology will enhance the GPS data OnStar currently uses. In the event of an emergency, this extra information about the terrain and the surroundings will help save lives – especially in cases when a vehicle has gone off the road or the weather conditions are poor. (via Chris Pendleton) http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/OnStar-Integrates-with-Virtual-Earth Fri, 22 May 2009 17:31:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/OnStar-Integrates-with-Virtual-Earth Sarah Perez Sarah Perez 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/OnStar-Integrates-with-Virtual-Earth/RSS Virtual Earth Find your Kids with Virtual Earth and AT&T AT&T recently launched a new child locator service called FamilyMap which lets parents track down their children’s location by using their cell phones. Unlike some of the GPS-enabled mobile social networking/tracking applications, FamilyMap doesn’t require the user (the child) to input their location manually – the tracking is automatic and uses the phone’s built-in GPS.

Once activated, parents can then log into the FamilyMap web site from either their mobile device or PC and track their kids’ whereabouts on a Microsoft Virtual Earth map which even supports Bird’s Eye view. (Bird’s Eye view is that angled view of an area that gives you more detail and context than aerial photos). They can also choose to receive alerts at specified times via text or email. For example, parents could request a schedule check every weekday at 4 p.m. to check on their child’s location.

The service costs $9.99 per month to locate up to two family members or $14.99 per month thereafter to locate up to five family members. This is more affordable than Verizon’s Chaperone service ($9.99 per child) but is more than Sprint’s Family Locator (4 phones for $5/mo).

If you’re thinking its creepy to track your kids like this, rest assured – the service isn’t enabled on the sly without the kids knowledge. Phones being tracked with receive a text message from the AT&T FamilyMap service when they become locatable and will continue to receive periodic notifications via text that they can be located. So really, the service is intended more to be used for safety reasons or just the convenience of knowing where everyone in the family is located, not for stalking or spying.

If you’re an AT&T customer, you can ho to www.att.com/familymap and click the Get First 30 Days Free button to try the service now.

(via Chris Pendleton)

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Find-your-Kids-with-Virtual-Earth-and-ATT AT&T recently launched a new child locator service called FamilyMap which lets parents track down their children’s location by using their cell phones. Unlike some of the GPS-enabled mobile social networking/tracking applications, FamilyMap doesn’t require the user (the child) to input their location manually – the tracking is automatic and uses the phone’s built-in GPS. Once activated, parents can then log into the FamilyMap web site from either their mobile device or PC and track their kids’ whereabouts on a Microsoft Virtual Earth map which even supports Bird’s Eye view. (Bird’s Eye view is that angled view of an area that gives you more detail and context than aerial photos). They can also choose to receive alerts at specified times via text or email. For example, parents could request a schedule check every weekday at 4 p.m. to check on their child’s location. The service costs $9.99 per month to locate up to two family members or $14.99 per month thereafter to locate up to five family members. This is more affordable than Verizon’s Chaperone service ($9.99 per child) but is more than Sprint’s Family Locator (4 phones for $5/mo). If you’re thinking its creepy to track your kids like this, rest assured – the service isn’t enabled on the sly without the kids knowledge. Phones being tracked with receive a text message from the AT&T FamilyMap service when they become locatable and will continue to receive periodic notifications via text that they can be located. So really, the service is intended more to be used for safety reasons or just the convenience of knowing where everyone in the family is located, not for stalking or spying. If you’re an AT&T customer, you can ho to www.att.com/familymap and click the Get First 30 Days Free button to try the service now. (via Chris Pendleton) http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Find-your-Kids-with-Virtual-Earth-and-ATT Wed, 13 May 2009 18:49:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Find-your-Kids-with-Virtual-Earth-and-ATT Sarah Perez Sarah Perez 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Find-your-Kids-with-Virtual-Earth-and-ATT/RSS Mobile Virtual Earth LBS AT&T Mobile Application Photosynth Integrated into Virtual Earth Microsoft’s Photosynth technology, which transforms 2D photographs into 3D scenes, is now being integrated into Virtual Earth so you can create 3D views of anything, anywhere in the world and then add them to a map. This new integration will allow web site owners to place Photosynths within the embedded maps on their own sites using either their own imagery or existing photos from the Photosynth library.

The update also includes new controls that let you decide whether your synths are public or private (unlisted), the latter setting there in case you don’t want them being used by others.

According to the press release, there are a number of industries that can benefit from this new technology including real estate, tourism and hospitality, media and entertainment, the public sector, and the synths could be used for internal business purposes, too. Already, you can see some synths in action on NASA’s homepage and on the travel web site VisitBrighton, to give you an idea.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Photosynth-Integrated-into-Virtual-Earth Microsoft’s Photosynth technology, which transforms 2D photographs into 3D scenes, is now being integrated into Virtual Earth so you can create 3D views of anything, anywhere in the world and then add them to a map. This new integration will allow web site owners to place Photosynths within the embedded maps on their own sites using either their own imagery or existing photos from the Photosynth library. The update also includes new controls that let you decide whether your synths are public or private (unlisted), the latter setting there in case you don’t want them being used by others. According to the press release, there are a number of industries that can benefit from this new technology including real estate, tourism and hospitality, media and entertainment, the public sector, and the synths could be used for internal business purposes, too. Already, you can see some synths in action on NASA’s homepage and on the travel web site VisitBrighton, to give you an idea. http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Photosynth-Integrated-into-Virtual-Earth Fri, 08 May 2009 13:02:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Photosynth-Integrated-into-Virtual-Earth Sarah Perez Sarah Perez 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Photosynth-Integrated-into-Virtual-Earth/RSS PhotoSynth Virtual Earth NASA Photosynths of the Space Station and Mars Rover released in Silverlight enabling businesses to use Photosynth, NASA has launched two Photosynths today, the International Space Station and the new Mars Science Laboratory.  For more information the Photosynth team has released a video about the Virtual Earth integration. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ContinuumNews/NASA-Photosynths-of-the-Space-Station-and-Mars-Rover-released-in-Silverlight Marking the first release enabling businesses to use Photosynth, NASA has launched two Photosynths today, the International Space Station and the new Mars Science Laboratory.  For more information the Photosynth team has released a video about the Virtual Earth integration. http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ContinuumNews/NASA-Photosynths-of-the-Space-Station-and-Mars-Rover-released-in-Silverlight Thu, 07 May 2009 22:31:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ContinuumNews/NASA-Photosynths-of-the-Space-Station-and-Mars-Rover-released-in-Silverlight Adam Kinney Adam Kinney 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ContinuumNews/NASA-Photosynths-of-the-Space-Station-and-Mars-Rover-released-in-Silverlight/RSS PhotoSynth RIA Silverlight Virtual Earth Check the Weather in Virtual Earth? the post, you can turn on 3D weather by clicking the 3D button on your favorite Virtual Earth website…like Live Search Maps, for example. Once you get down to a particular zoom level, you’ll see the clouds appear – well, assuming there are any that day. So maybe this isn’t not exactly something you’d do to check the forecast on a daily basis, but it is a pretty nifty feature. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Check-the-Weather-in-Virtual-Earth A recent blog post on Chris Pendleton’s site alerted me to a Virtual Earth feature that I wasn’t aware of – a 3D weather setting. According to the post, you can turn on 3D weather by clicking the 3D button on your favorite Virtual Earth website…like Live Search Maps, for example. Once you get down to a particular zoom level, you’ll see the clouds appear – well, assuming there are any that day. So maybe this isn’t not exactly something you’d do to check the forecast on a daily basis, but it is a pretty nifty feature. http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Check-the-Weather-in-Virtual-Earth Thu, 23 Apr 2009 15:20:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Check-the-Weather-in-Virtual-Earth Sarah Perez Sarah Perez 2 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Check-the-Weather-in-Virtual-Earth/RSS Virtual Earth Live Search Maps This Week on C9: New SDKs, Silverlight 3, Web utilities and cool Show Off Projects
- DreamSpark now available for high school students
- Chris Pietschmann - Virtual Earth Silverlight Map Control SDK
- Windows Azure Tools CTP, including FastCGI/PHP support, now available
- Rudi Grobler - Expression Blend 3 CTP Features
- How to install Silverlight 2 and Silverlight 3 Beta Side-by-Side, via Alvin Ashcraft
- XNA team announces XNA 3.1 and Dream-Build-Play contest
- SilverSprite - Compile XNA 2D Games to Silverlight (C9 video), via Alvin Ashcraft
- Josh Holmes - Web Development Related Resources (AJAX Frameworks, CSS styles, etc)
- Windows Web App Gallery announced at MIX09
- Microsoft Web Platform Installer 2.0 Beta announced at MIX09 - Includes support for PHP applications like WordPress and Drupal
- Windows Home Server Power Pack 2 released
- MIX Team + Greg Duncan's Video List = Win
- DZone releases a new Refcard for Core ASP.NET
- Brian's pick of the week: Video clip of Show Off contest 1st place winner: Physics Helper using Silverlight
- Dan's pick of the week: Video clip of Show Off contest honorable mention: Control a WPF application with your thoughts using the Emotive headset ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/This+Week+On+Channel+9/This-Week-on-C9-New-SDKs-Silverlight-3-Web-utilities-and-cool-Show-Off-Projects This week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian discuss the week's developer news including: - DreamSpark now available for high school students - Chris Pietschmann - Virtual Earth Silverlight Map Control SDK - Windows Azure Tools CTP, including FastCGI/PHP support, now available - Rudi Grobler - Expression Blend 3 CTP Features - How to install Silverlight 2 and Silverlight 3 Beta Side-by-Side, via Alvin Ashcraft - XNA team announces XNA 3.1 and Dream-Build-Play contest - SilverSprite - Compile XNA 2D Games to Silverlight (C9 video), via Alvin Ashcraft - Josh Holmes - Web Development Related Resources (AJAX Frameworks, CSS styles, etc) - Windows Web App Gallery announced at MIX09 - Microsoft Web Platform Installer 2.0 Beta announced at MIX09 - Includes support for PHP applications like WordPress and Drupal - Windows Home Server Power Pack 2 released - MIX Team + Greg Duncan's Video List = Win - DZone releases a new Refcard for Core ASP.NET - Brian's pick of the week: Video clip of Show Off contest 1st place winner: Physics Helper using Silverlight - Dan's pick of the week: Video clip of Show Off contest honorable mention: Control a WPF application with your thoughts using the Emotive headset 1469 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/This+Week+On+Channel+9/This-Week-on-C9-New-SDKs-Silverlight-3-Web-utilities-and-cool-Show-Off-Projects Sat, 28 Mar 2009 05:36:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/This+Week+On+Channel+9/This-Week-on-C9-New-SDKs-Silverlight-3-Web-utilities-and-cool-Show-Off-Projects Dan Fernandez Dan Fernandez 7 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/This+Week+On+Channel+9/This-Week-on-C9-New-SDKs-Silverlight-3-Web-utilities-and-cool-Show-Off-Projects/RSS ShowOff Silverlight Silverlight 3 Virtual Earth XNA XNA framework Commerce Server 2009 Web Cast - Using Store Locator Web Part Tom Schultz from Microsoft Services for a recorded web cast on the Commerce Server 2009 Store Locator web part feature.  The Store Locator Web Part provides shoppers with a tool to find a store according to a specific location, either by Zip/ Postal Code, country, state/province or city. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/tschultz/Commerce-Server-2009-Web-Cast-Using-Store-Locator-Web-Part Join Web Solutions Architect, Tom Schultz from Microsoft Services for a recorded web cast on the Commerce Server 2009 Store Locator web part feature.  The Store Locator Web Part provides shoppers with a tool to find a store according to a specific location, either by Zip/ Postal Code, country, state/province or city. 1411 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/tschultz/Commerce-Server-2009-Web-Cast-Using-Store-Locator-Web-Part Fri, 27 Mar 2009 15:02:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/tschultz/Commerce-Server-2009-Web-Cast-Using-Store-Locator-Web-Part Tom Schultz Tom Schultz 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/tschultz/Commerce-Server-2009-Web-Cast-Using-Store-Locator-Web-Part/RSS Commerce Server SharePoint Virtual Earth web part Show: It’s All About The Tools – TV Show, Episode One Have you ever felt inundated with developer tools? Do you ever feel you're missing something that could make your life easier as a developer and a power user?

There are so many tools available to choose from and it keeps getting tougher to keep up with them. Tool familiarity continues to be one of the top developer challenges. This series of seminars is all about tools for developers, by developers. Join Microsoft Florida Developer Evangelist Russ Fustino & Microsoft MVP Stan Schultes and others as they bring you demos and discussion about their favorite developer tools.

In this video, you will find tools to help solve these common developer challenges…

  • Building and deploying video capability in websites
  • Integrating Mapping Services
  • Managing your development machine
  • What’s exactly in those messages in your service layer?
  • Need storage that’s accessible from anywhere?
  • Create beautifully styled WPF applications with no lines of code (and no design team!)
  • Easily Developing Office Business Applications  

(When viewing in Silverlight, the dots on the timeline correspond to the scenes listed below.)

  • Tool Shed Theme Song
  • Introduction
  • Demo 1 – Silverlight Live Plug-in for Expression Encoder
  • Demo 2 – Live Services – Virtual Earth
  • Demo 3 – SysInternals
  • Demo 4 – Fiddler
  • Demo 5 – Windows Live Sky Drive
  • Demo 6 – WPF Application Styling by guest speaker Jason Beres of Infragistics
  • Demo 7 – Visual Studio Tools for Office
  • Developer Community Update by Joe Healy

Special thanks to co-host Stan Schultes, Jason Beres of Infragistics, Carl Franklin, DeVry University Miramar, Joe Healy, the South Florida Code Camp Team and Attendees, and the many volunteers who made this show a reality!  

Special notes:

  • To use the Infragistics WPF Application Styling download, install the NetAdvantage Win Client and then install the Styling CTP  
  • Listen to Dot Net Rocks on March 26 for aninterview with Russ and Stan on filming of this show along with some exciting presentation tips and tricks.
]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Show-Its-All-About-The-Tools--TV-Show-Episode-One Have you ever felt inundated with developer tools? Do you ever feel you're missing something that could make your life easier as a developer and a power user? There are so many tools available to choose from and it keeps getting tougher to keep up with them. Tool familiarity continues to be one of the top developer challenges. This series of seminars is all about tools for developers, by developers. Join Microsoft Florida Developer Evangelist Russ Fustino & Microsoft MVP Stan Schultes and others as they bring you demos and discussion about their favorite developer tools. In this video, you will find tools to help solve these common developer challenges… Building and deploying video capability in websites Integrating Mapping Services Managing your development machine What’s exactly in those messages in your service layer? Need storage that’s accessible from anywhere? Create beautifully styled WPF applications with no lines of code (and no design team!) Easily Developing Office Business Applications   (When viewing in Silverlight, the dots on the timeline correspond to the scenes listed below.) Tool Shed Theme Song Introduction Demo 1 – Silverlight Live Plug-in for Expression Encoder Demo 2 – Live Services – Virtual Earth Demo 3 – SysInternals Demo 4 – Fiddler Demo 5 – Windows Live Sky Drive Demo 6 – WPF Application Styling by guest speaker Jason Beres of Infragistics Demo 7 – Visual Studio Tools for Office Developer Community Update by Joe Healy Special thanks to co-host Stan Schultes, Jason Beres of Infragistics, Carl Franklin, DeVry University Miramar, Joe Healy, the South Florida Code Camp Team and Attendees, and the many volunteers who made this show a reality!   Special notes: To use the Infragistics WPF Application Styling download, install the NetAdvantage Win Client and then install the Styling CTP   Listen to Dot Net Rocks on March 26 for aninte 3540 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Show-Its-All-About-The-Tools--TV-Show-Episode-One Thu, 19 Mar 2009 14:54:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Show-Its-All-About-The-Tools--TV-Show-Episode-One Brian Johnson Brian Johnson 3 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Show-Its-All-About-The-Tools--TV-Show-Episode-One/RSS Developer Developer Community fiddler Infragistics Live Services Silverlight SkyDrive sysinternals Tool Shed Virtual Earth VSTO WPF WPF Application Styling Blog: It's All About The Tools TV Show - World Premiere to be posted on Thursday, March 19 Are you one of over 100,000 developers who has seen a MSDN Russ' Tool Shed Event over the past 10 years?  If not, now is your chance. Microsoft's Russ Fustino has captured an exciting new format for the event. It is a TV Show; including a co-host, MVP Stan Schultes, Guest Speaker from Infragistics, Jason Beres and Microsoft Developer Evangelist Joe Healy doing a developer community wrapup. We filmed this in front of a live studio audience at the South Florida Code Camp a few weeks back and it is ready to be published. Come back to this page on Thursday at approximately 11am EST for the World Premiere of a tool focused show call It's All About The Tools - TV Show, Episode One. Knowing the right developer tool for the job at hand is more important than ever, and that is what this show is all about... tools. Come back on Thursday to be entertained, enlightened and educated. 

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Its-All-About-The-Tools-TV-Show-World-Premiere-to-be-posted-on-Thursday-March-19 Are you one of over 100,000 developers who has seen a MSDN Russ' Tool Shed Event over the past 10 years?  If not, now is your chance. Microsoft's Russ Fustino has captured an exciting new format for the event. It is a TV Show; including a co-host, MVP Stan Schultes, Guest Speaker from Infragistics, Jason Beres and Microsoft Developer Evangelist Joe Healy doing a developer community wrapup. We filmed this in front of a live studio audience at the South Florida Code Camp a few weeks back and it is ready to be published. Come back to this page on Thursday at approximately 11am EST for the World Premiere of a tool focused show call It's All About The Tools - TV Show, Episode One. Knowing the right developer tool for the job at hand is more important than ever, and that is what this show is all about... tools. Come back on Thursday to be entertained, enlightened and educated.  http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Its-All-About-The-Tools-TV-Show-World-Premiere-to-be-posted-on-Thursday-March-19 Tue, 17 Mar 2009 16:54:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Its-All-About-The-Tools-TV-Show-World-Premiere-to-be-posted-on-Thursday-March-19 Russell Fustino Russell Fustino 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Its-All-About-The-Tools-TV-Show-World-Premiere-to-be-posted-on-Thursday-March-19/RSS Expression Encoder Expression Encoder plugin for Silverlight Live fiddler Infragistics WPF Application Styler Live Services Silverlight Live SkyDrive sysinternals Tool Shed Virtual Earth VSTO Integrate NAV & Virtual Earth Yesterday I tracked down our local NAV Escalation Engineer (AKA NAV Guru) Johan Emilsson to get him to share his Dynamics NAV & Virtual Earth integration.

He recently designed a Solution to Optimise Routes using the Virtual Earth API, and then embedded it within NAV. In this Webcast he takes us through the solution & how he made it work.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ceibner/Integrate-NAV--Virtual-Earth Yesterday I tracked down our local NAV Escalation Engineer (AKA NAV Guru) Johan Emilsson to get him to share his Dynamics NAV & Virtual Earth integration. He recently designed a Solution to Optimise Routes using the Virtual Earth API, and then embedded it within NAV. In this Webcast he takes us through the solution & how he made it work. 1355 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ceibner/Integrate-NAV--Virtual-Earth Tue, 10 Mar 2009 02:33:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ceibner/Integrate-NAV--Virtual-Earth Catherine Eibner Catherine Eibner 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ceibner/Integrate-NAV--Virtual-Earth/RSS Dynamics NAV Virtual Earth Webcast Virtual Earth - Einen Routenplaner in ASP.NETselber bauen
Dazu gibts den gesamten Code und noch ein paar kleine Erweiterungen des Projektes aus dem Video in Codeform auf http://blogs.msdn.com/jansche/ !

Viel Spass!
jan ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/Virtual-Earth-Webcast-Einen-Routenplaner-in-ASPNETselber-bauen Wenn ich schon einzelne Routen berechnen lassen und anzeigen lassen kann, dann sollte doch auch eine eigene Einbettung als Routenplaner nicht so kompliziert sein. Eine Ausgabe der einzelnen Wegpunkte in HTML hilft, wenn man die Route ausdrucken und unterwegs im Auto verwenden möchte. Ist das schwer? Jein, eigentlich nicht, aber es ist ein bisschen Code-Arbeit notwendig. Den Aufbau der Seite und die dahinter liegende Logik sehen wir in diesem Video. Dazu gibts den gesamten Code und noch ein paar kleine Erweiterungen des Projektes aus dem Video in Codeform auf http://blogs.msdn.com/jansche/ ! Viel Spass! jan 2506 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/Virtual-Earth-Webcast-Einen-Routenplaner-in-ASPNETselber-bauen Wed, 25 Feb 2009 14:09:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/Virtual-Earth-Webcast-Einen-Routenplaner-in-ASPNETselber-bauen Jan Schenk Jan Schenk 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/Virtual-Earth-Webcast-Einen-Routenplaner-in-ASPNETselber-bauen/RSS ASP.NET Controls de-de Route Routenplaner Virtual Earth Visual Studio Windows Live Tools CTP The Microsoft Guide to Valentine's Day ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LauraFoy/The-Microsoft-Guide-to-Valentines-Day Are you a bit of mess when it comes to Valentine's Day? Are you nervous and lost when put under the pressure of being extra romantic on February 14th? Well, not any longer! Some people may not know this but Microsoft is a super romantic love machine of a company! Microsoft has services and products that will make SURE your sweetie feels nothing but love from you this Valentine's Day. (pssst- it's SATURDAY so get going!) Get ready to take some notes from the "Microsoft Guide to Valentine's Day." 173 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LauraFoy/The-Microsoft-Guide-to-Valentines-Day Wed, 11 Feb 2009 16:48:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LauraFoy/The-Microsoft-Guide-to-Valentines-Day Laura Foy Laura Foy 21 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LauraFoy/The-Microsoft-Guide-to-Valentines-Day/RSS Microsoft PhotoSynth Valentine Virtual Earth Lips Songsmith Valentine's Day re:snooze communicator romance Vídeo – Microsoft Surface está sendo utilizado para coordenar segurança no Super Bowl A cada dia surge uma nova funcionalidade para o Microsoft Surface, mostrando que a plataforma é mais que brincadeiras com zoom em fotos. Dessa vez o município de Tampa Bay na Flórida, que está sediando o Super Bowl desse ano, está usando uma solução da empresa E•SPONDER para coordenar todas as questões de segurança no maior evento esportivo dos Estados Unidos. O Virtual Earth está sendo usado como plataforma base para identificar eventos, incidentes, recursos necessários e tarefas sendo realizadas, tudo em tempo real. A plataforma Microsoft Office Communications Server está sendo utilizada para toda comunicação entre as equipes com direito a bate-papo, VOIP, vídeo conferência, e chamadas de PC para os rádios/celulares.
 
Confira o vídeo do Microsoft Surface no Super Bowl.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Galileu/Vdeo--Microsoft-Surface-est-sendo-utilizado-para-coordenar-segurana-no-Super-Bowl A cada dia surge uma nova funcionalidade para o Microsoft Surface, mostrando que a plataforma é mais que brincadeiras com zoom em fotos. Dessa vez o município de Tampa Bay na Flórida, que está sediando o Super Bowl desse ano, está usando uma solução da empresa E•SPONDER para coordenar todas as questões de segurança no maior evento esportivo dos Estados Unidos. O Virtual Earth está sendo usado como plataforma base para identificar eventos, incidentes, recursos necessários e tarefas sendo realizadas, tudo em tempo real. A plataforma Microsoft Office Communications Server está sendo utilizada para toda comunicação entre as equipes com direito a bate-papo, VOIP, vídeo conferência, e chamadas de PC para os rádios/celulares. Confira o vídeo do Microsoft Surface no Super Bowl. http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Galileu/Vdeo--Microsoft-Surface-est-sendo-utilizado-para-coordenar-segurana-no-Super-Bowl Fri, 30 Jan 2009 10:54:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Galileu/Vdeo--Microsoft-Surface-est-sendo-utilizado-para-coordenar-segurana-no-Super-Bowl Galileu Vieira Galileu Vieira 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Galileu/Vdeo--Microsoft-Surface-est-sendo-utilizado-para-coordenar-segurana-no-Super-Bowl/RSS Microsoft Surface Virtual Earth Super Bowl VE Codeclip - Virtual Earth Positionsbestimmung Positionsbestimmung per Zentrum der ausgewählten Karte.

Wir integrieren eine Standard Virtual Earth Karte mit Hilfe der Windows Live Tools, überlassen dem User die freie Wahl des Kartenzentrums über die Standard-Navigation der Karte und setzen auf Button-Click einen Pushpin, oder Stecknadel, ins Kartenzentrum, dessen Eigenschaften wir so angepasst haben, dass als Beschreibung die aktuellen Koordinaten des Pushpins angezeigt werden.

Wie in den bisherigen Codeclips auch sind dafür nur wenige Zeilen Code notwendig.

Diese Vorgehensweise ist beispielsweise sinnvoll, wenn wir Datensätze mit Geodaten versehen wollen, die händisch hinzugefügt werden müssen, weil das Aufzeichnungsgerät (zB eine Digitalkamera oder ein Audiorecorder) die Daten nicht selbst mit Koordinaten versehen konnte.

So lässt sich im Nachhinein jeder beliebige Datensatz mit Koordinaten versehen.

Die Codesnippets findet ihr auf meinem msdn-Blog unter:
http://blogs.msdn.com/jansche/archive/2009/01/20/ve-codeclip-iii-virtual-earth-integration-und-positionsbestimmung.aspx

Bitte beachtet, dass ihr, falls ihr hier nur Copy und Pasten wollt, die Referenz auf Microsoft.Live.ServerControls.VE noch manuell einbinden müsst. Das passiert automatisch, wenn ihr das Map-Item aus der Toolbox in die ASP-Seite zieht. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Virtual-Earth-Positionsbestimmung Als dritten und vorerst letzten Teil der Serie über Virtual Earth und die Windows Live Tools CTP gibt es noch eine nützliche Kleinigkeit, die ich euch nicht vorenthalten will: Positionsbestimmung per Zentrum der ausgewählten Karte. Wir integrieren eine Standard Virtual Earth Karte mit Hilfe der Windows Live Tools, überlassen dem User die freie Wahl des Kartenzentrums über die Standard-Navigation der Karte und setzen auf Button-Click einen Pushpin, oder Stecknadel, ins Kartenzentrum, dessen Eigenschaften wir so angepasst haben, dass als Beschreibung die aktuellen Koordinaten des Pushpins angezeigt werden. Wie in den bisherigen Codeclips auch sind dafür nur wenige Zeilen Code notwendig. Diese Vorgehensweise ist beispielsweise sinnvoll, wenn wir Datensätze mit Geodaten versehen wollen, die händisch hinzugefügt werden müssen, weil das Aufzeichnungsgerät (zB eine Digitalkamera oder ein Audiorecorder) die Daten nicht selbst mit Koordinaten versehen konnte. So lässt sich im Nachhinein jeder beliebige Datensatz mit Koordinaten versehen. Die Codesnippets findet ihr auf meinem msdn-Blog unter: http://blogs.msdn.com/jansche/archive/2009/01/20/ve-codeclip-iii-virtual-earth-integration-und-positionsbestimmung.aspx Bitte beachtet, dass ihr, falls ihr hier nur Copy und Pasten wollt, die Referenz auf Microsoft.Live.ServerControls.VE noch manuell einbinden müsst. Das passiert automatisch, wenn ihr das Map-Item aus der Toolbox in die ASP-Seite zieht. 673 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Virtual-Earth-Positionsbestimmung Wed, 21 Jan 2009 13:47:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Virtual-Earth-Positionsbestimmung Jan Schenk Jan Schenk 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Virtual-Earth-Positionsbestimmung/RSS ASP.NET Breitengrad de-de Längengrad Latitude Longitude Pushpin VE Virtual Earth Visual Studio Visual Studio 2008 Windows Live Tools Windows Live Tools CTP TCSWeekly 002 - Obama, Silverlight 3, 3D Models and Virtual Earth the event will be streamed in Silverlight.  If you missed the ceremony you're in luck, they will also be making the video available on demand in the future.

Other Stories mentioned in this episode include:
  
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]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/TCSWeekly/TCSWeekly002 The biggest news from last week in the Microsoft Client World is tied to the biggest news of January, possibly of the year 2009.&nbsp; If you haven't already heard it echoed on twitter and blogs, last week&nbsp;the Presidential Inauguration Committee announced the event&nbsp;will be streamed in Silverlight.&nbsp; If you missed&nbsp;the ceremony you're in luck, they will also be making&nbsp;the video available on demand in the future. Other Stories mentioned in this episode include: Inauguration&nbsp;streamed&nbsp;in Silverlight and&nbsp;captured in PhotoSynth Silverlight 3 at MIX09,&nbsp;$400 discount and&nbsp;10k contest COLOURLovers offers expression palettes Windows 7 Secrets 8-bit&nbsp;Rocket blog's Flash to Silverlight series Creating 3D Models for WPF series Colaab, Silverlight-based collaborative content review application Port Metro Vancouver, integrating Silverlight and Virtual Earth StartDoingMore.com and Windows Mobile site &nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;-- Episode 1 Episode 3 --&gt; 227 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/TCSWeekly/TCSWeekly002 Tue, 20 Jan 2009 20:05:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/TCSWeekly/TCSWeekly002 Adam Kinney Adam Kinney 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/TCSWeekly/TCSWeekly002/RSS 3D Flash PhotoSynth Silverlight Virtual Earth Windows 7 VE Codeclip - Virtual Earth Routenberechnung in einer ASP.NET-Seite
Mit nur acht Zeilen Code und ein bisschen Geklicke lässt sich eine funktionale - wenn auch nicht schöne - Karte in eine ASP.NET-Seite einbauen, die eine Route mit beliebigem Start und Ziel anzeigt. Start und/oder Ziel sind dabei vom User zu definieren. Praktische Anwendung findet dieses Code-Beispiel auf Seiten, die dem Benutzer den Weg zu einem Event, einer Firma oder einem sonstigen Ort von Interesse, wie man heute sagt, weist. Eine komfortable Anfahrtsbeschreibung.

Voraussetzung für die Umsetzung des Codeclips ist Visual Studio 2008 und die Windows Live Tools CTP von http://dev.live.com/tools/.

Viel Spass beim Schauen und ich freue mich auf euere Kommentare, entweder hier oder auf http://blogs.msdn.com/jansche/!
]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Virtual-Earth-Routenberechnung-in-einer-ASPNET-Seite Teil&nbsp;2 meiner Codeclip-Serie über Virtual Earth befasst sich mit der serverseitigen Routenberechnung. Mit nur acht Zeilen Code und ein bisschen Geklicke lässt sich eine funktionale - wenn auch nicht schöne - Karte in eine ASP.NET-Seite einbauen, die eine Route mit beliebigem Start und Ziel anzeigt. Start und/oder Ziel sind dabei vom User zu definieren. Praktische Anwendung findet dieses Code-Beispiel auf Seiten, die dem Benutzer den Weg zu einem Event, einer Firma oder einem sonstigen Ort von Interesse, wie man heute sagt, weist. Eine komfortable Anfahrtsbeschreibung. Voraussetzung für die Umsetzung des Codeclips ist Visual Studio 2008 und die Windows Live Tools CTP von http://dev.live.com/tools/. Viel Spass beim Schauen und ich freue mich auf euere Kommentare, entweder hier oder auf http://blogs.msdn.com/jansche/! 548 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Virtual-Earth-Routenberechnung-in-einer-ASPNET-Seite Tue, 20 Jan 2009 08:29:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Virtual-Earth-Routenberechnung-in-einer-ASPNET-Seite Jan Schenk Jan Schenk 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Virtual-Earth-Routenberechnung-in-einer-ASPNET-Seite/RSS Anfahrtsbeschreibung ASP.NET CTP de-de OVI POI Routenberechnung VE Virtual Earth Windows Live Tools Windows Live Tools CTP VE Codeclip - Integration von Virtual Earth auf einer ASP.NET-Seite mit Windows Live Tools CTP
Kartensteuerung leicht gemacht. Mit einigen wenigen Klicks und den installierten Windows Live Tools hat man in Visual Studio 2008 eine Karte, ein Suchfeld, einen Submit-Button und ein paar Pushpins. Wer mehr will muss entweder selber ran, oder wartet einfach auf den nächsten Codeclip zum Thema. Der ist schon in Arbeit =) !

Die Windows Live Tools in der CTP vom November 08 findet ihr hier:
http://dev.live.com/tools/

Beachtet bitte, dass es sich hier immer noch um die Community Technology Preview (CTP) - Version handelt, und nicht in Produktiv-Umgebungen eingesetzt werden sollte!

Viel Spass!
jan ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Integration-von-Virtual-Earth-auf-einer-ASPNET-Seite-mit-Windows-Live-Tools-CTP Einfacher geht es kaum. Wer schon immer eine Virtual Earth-Karte auf seiner Seite haben wollte und in ASP.NET entwickelt - das will ich schwer hoffen - sollte sich noch immer das November CTP der Windows Live Tools anschauen. Da ich dazu noch keinen deutschen Eintrag im Netz gefunden habe, kommt der Codeclip mit dem Beispiel der Integration gleich mit. Kartensteuerung leicht gemacht. Mit einigen wenigen Klicks und den installierten Windows Live Tools hat man in Visual Studio 2008&nbsp;eine Karte, ein Suchfeld, einen Submit-Button und ein paar Pushpins. Wer mehr will&nbsp;muss entweder selber ran, oder wartet einfach auf den nächsten Codeclip zum Thema. Der ist schon in Arbeit =) ! Die Windows Live Tools in der CTP vom November 08 findet ihr hier: http://dev.live.com/tools/ Beachtet bitte, dass es sich hier immer noch um die Community Technology Preview (CTP) - Version handelt, und nicht in Produktiv-Umgebungen eingesetzt werden sollte! Viel Spass! jan 911 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Integration-von-Virtual-Earth-auf-einer-ASPNET-Seite-mit-Windows-Live-Tools-CTP Thu, 15 Jan 2009 09:14:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Integration-von-Virtual-Earth-auf-einer-ASPNET-Seite-mit-Windows-Live-Tools-CTP Jan Schenk Jan Schenk 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/VE-Codeclip-Integration-von-Virtual-Earth-auf-einer-ASPNET-Seite-mit-Windows-Live-Tools-CTP/RSS ASP.NET de-de Live Tools Virtual Earth Visual Studio Visual Studio 2008 Windows Live Tools CTP