GDS Google Map WinForms Control

GDS Google Map WinForms Control allows you to create desktop applications with integrated interactive map systems.

The tool allows you to insert the Google maps technology in your applications and thus enable the identification of addresses or calculating routes.

You can generate useful functions in your applications, such as finding and downloading maps from Google, as well as customize geographical data based on the cartographic information.

Several geographic items can be placed on the map, to mark locations or routes: markers, icons, polylines or polygons.

You may thus indicate the placement of specific spots on the map, important buildings or other locations, as well as mark suitable routes.

Moreover, the polygon elements are used for indicating areas while the numbered markers pinpoint departures and destinations.

The tool also allows you to integrate auto-completion function for filling in addresses, in the designated fields.

You can easily customize the colors, opacity, weight and styles of polygons, polylines, images, text, dash lines. Moreover, you can also integrate a tool that switches between map view and satellite images.

GDS Google Map WinForms Control can be used with various programming languages and frameworks, including .NET, C# in WinForm/WCF/Silverlight/ASP.NET, Java, JavaScript, C/C++, HTML and XML.

The tool is compatible with development environments such as Visual Studio, Eclipse, Visual SVN/Tortoise SVN or Cruise Control.

The utility can be used with several third party components for acquiring online geographical data.

Google Map API is a suitable solution, but the tool also supports ArcGIS SDK, Bing Map Controls (for WPF and Silverlight), DevExpress, ChartFX or NI Measurement Studio.

The applications created with GDS Google Map WinForms Control can be deployed on multiple editions of Windows, Windows Server and even on mobile phones operating Windows or Android.

The tool supports the integration of several communication protocols such as TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, ModBus, USB, SMTP, POP3 or Keller.