Posted By: keydet | Apr 24th, 2006 @ 6:00 AM | 51,107 Views | 14 Comments
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In Part II of this two part screencast, Microsoft Federal Developer Evangelist Marc Schweigert demonstrates how ASP.NET Atlas abstracts the complexities of AJAX programming and provides a new set of tools to your developer toolbox to build richer, more engaging web user interfaces.  You'll see how much easier it is to build the solution from Part I using ASP.NET Atlas.

This screencast was inspired by various tutorials and walkthroughs from the following:

http://atlas.asp.net/
http://spaces.msn.com/virtualearth/blog/
http://blogs.msdn.com/jhawk/
http://viavirtualearth.com/

The source code for this screencast is available here.  Don't forget to check out the Federal D&PE blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/federaldev/.

-Marc

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Very useful walkthrough.

Is there a way to place a pushpin where you click using Atlas Declarative Syntax like you had in part 1 ?

Does the Atlas library implement all of Virtual Earth's API ? Is is documented anywhere ?

Thanks very much.

What software application are you using to record your screencast?

 

Marc,
these demos start with a htm page not an aspx.   Can you comment on that.

Thanks
In that case, is it possible, whilst using the Atlas Sys.UI.VirtualEarthMap  object to access the underlying Msn.VE.MapControl for added functionality.

For example, I would like to display the coordinates where the pointer position is as the mouse is moved around the map. How to do this using Atlas ?
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