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Virtual Earth, SQL 2008, & GeoJSON
I've been chatting with Vish over email.  He made me aware his approach to getting SQL 2008 & Virtual Earth to play well together using GeoJSON.  I actually didn't know about GeoJSON.  Thanks Vish!  Check out his post explaining Read More...
Posted 21 August 08 11:49 by marcsc | 0 Comments   
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WEBCAST RECORDING: Adding Mapping Capabilities to your Applications with Virtual Earth and ASP.NET AJAX
First, let me apologize since I promised to make this recording available almost two months ago.  I was trying to get the recording uploaded to the same Live Meeting servers as my other webcasts.  Needless to say, I had some challenges.  Read More...
Posted 16 July 08 03:25 by marcsc | 4 Comments   
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SCREENCAST: Using Virtual Earth in a WPF Application
As promised, here is the screencast for my previous post: http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/keydet/Using-Virtual-Earth-in-a-WPF-Application/ Read More...
Posted 27 June 08 09:24 by marcsc | 2 Comments   
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WPF and Virtual Earth revisited
I've been pretty quite on the blogging front lately.  Every once in a while, I get the opportunity to work on something a little meatier than writing demo code.  Almost all of my time over the last month or so has been spent working on a couple Read More...
Posted 24 June 08 10:34 by marcsc | 18 Comments   
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Virtual Earth: Drawing on the map and storing the result in SQL Server 2008
During my Virtual Earth Workshop at the GIS-T ( www.gis-t.org ) conference, I demo'd how to execute a spatial query in a VE scenario by using JavaScript, WCF, and SQL Server 2008.  The query returned GeoRSS to the browser so the VE map control could Read More...
Posted 22 March 08 03:42 by marcsc | 0 Comments   
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