Hi there,
I have observed and used this great project now for a while. It seems that development on the Google API (v3) has been halted - probably due to the fact that the project has run into trouble with Googles Terms. Especially the GeoCoding and Routing (Directions) API are very important to me.
Using the new API (v3) should actually fit into Googles Terms - and with Enterprise Support, the same API can also be used for large scale Enterprise Applications. (At least they have now examples of how to use their API with Java, C# and Co on their very own page)
I actually wanted to implement the new v3 API now myself, but I have stumbled across this great library here (https://github.com/maximn/google-maps) which implements the Google Maps API v3, including Enterprise support. So there is no need to reinvent the wheel.
So why not integrate this project into GMaps.NET? I will integrate it in my copy of GMap.NET - and would gladly share the code if there is a possibility to fork it on Git/GitHub. I think the only caveat will be the integration of the Cache, the rest will be simply wrapping the results to the GMap.NET objects.
Best,
IsNull
I have observed and used this great project now for a while. It seems that development on the Google API (v3) has been halted - probably due to the fact that the project has run into trouble with Googles Terms. Especially the GeoCoding and Routing (Directions) API are very important to me.
Using the new API (v3) should actually fit into Googles Terms - and with Enterprise Support, the same API can also be used for large scale Enterprise Applications. (At least they have now examples of how to use their API with Java, C# and Co on their very own page)
I actually wanted to implement the new v3 API now myself, but I have stumbled across this great library here (https://github.com/maximn/google-maps) which implements the Google Maps API v3, including Enterprise support. So there is no need to reinvent the wheel.
So why not integrate this project into GMaps.NET? I will integrate it in my copy of GMap.NET - and would gladly share the code if there is a possibility to fork it on Git/GitHub. I think the only caveat will be the integration of the Cache, the rest will be simply wrapping the results to the GMap.NET objects.
Best,
IsNull