Hi Lazar,

Very happy to hear that from you. I need few more clarifications.

1. Is Drill Down to lowerlevel like in XamMap available?

2. Is reading spatial data from SQL server available?

Any code samples to start up with are available for download. If so can you give the link to download them.

Thanks in Advance,

Pavan

Hi Graham,

Can you post the sample where in the shape series can be binded to array of array of points?

Can we bind the data with geometric type retrieved from sql server to the igMap (if the data is fetched from the sql database through WCF service)? If so how?

- Pavan

Here's an example of binding to a collection rather than a shapefile:

var data = [{
                points: [[{
                    x: 0, y: 0
                }, {
                    x: 30, y: 0
                }, {
                    x: 30, y: 30
                }, {
                    x: 0, y: 30
                }, {
                    x: 0, y: 0
                }]]
            }, {
                points: [[{
                    x: 40, y: 0
                }, {
                    x: 70, y: 0
                }, {
                    x: 70, y: 30
                }, {
                    x: 40, y: 30
                }, {
                    x: 40, y: 0
                }]]
            }];


            $("#map").igMap({
                width: "700px",
                height: "500px",
                series: [{
                    name: "series1",
                    type: "geographicShape",
                    markerType: "none",
                    dataSource: data,
                    shapeMemberPath: "points",
                    shapeStyle: {
                        fill: "red",
                        stroke: "black",
                        thickness: 8.0
                    }
                }],
                overviewPlusDetailPaneVisibility: "visible",
                horizontalZoomable: true,
                verticalZoomable: true,
                windowResponse: "immediate"
            });

If you could emit JSON similar to the object graph above you could bind it to the map in this manner.

Hope this helps!
-Graham

Hi Graham,

Thanks for your help. But my question is I have us region's shape file. But Data is dynamic which changes frequently. So I get it using my service. How can I use MapConrol CTP 12 to read shape file and bind the data that is from the service. Is this possible in this release like silverlight xammap. 

When would be the next release of CTP 12 with more features similiar to Silverlight XamMap control?

Thanks in Advance,

Pavan

Hi Graham,

Actually we have Polygons.shp file and Polygons.dbf. The data in the dbf cannot be directly used for color coding or tooltips. We have dynamic data which changes oftenly. We get this data from database. How can we bind this data to shapefile to colorcode and show this data as tooltip for each shape.

How can we identify each shape and provide information on the click of the shape (polygons).

Pavan

Can we do the same for markers. I have a list of array with lat, lon and data attributes. Based on the data attribute I need to color the marker or change the fill of the marker. I need to show the same data as tool tip for the marker. Can you provide me a working example.

Regards,

pavan

Pavan,

You can't get clicks from shapes in the CTP, but should be able to get them in the RTM version. For now, if you turn on markers for the shapes, you can get a click from the marker on the shape.

To your other question, as long as your DBF has some sort of identifier (like Name) that you can corellate with your data, you can fetch the information from your style selector to adjust the coloring. The following simulates this, and simulates an update where the data is changed and how you can notify the map that his has occurred:

var colorData = {
                'Canada': 'red',
                'United States': 'green'
            }

            var getColorValue = function (val) {
                if (colorData[val]) {
                    return colorData[val];
                }
                return 'blue';
            }

            $("#map").igMap({
                width: "700px",
                height: "500px",
                series: [{
                    name: "series1",
                    type: "geographicShape",
                    markerType: "none",
                    shapefileUri: "Content/world.shp",
                    databaseUri: "Content/world.dbf",
                    shapeStyleSelector: {
                        selectStyle: function (s, o) {
                            var name = s.fields.item("CNTRY_NAME");
                            var colString = getColorValue(name);

                            return {
                                fill: colString,
                                stroke: "gray"
                            };
                        }
                    }
                }],
                overviewPlusDetailPaneVisibility: "visible",
                horizontalZoomable: true,
                verticalZoomable: true,
                windowResponse: "immediate",
                backgroundContent: null
            });

            $("#dataPull").click(function () {
                colorData['Australia'] = 'orange';
                $("#map").igMap("styleUpdated");
            });