Blog is moving! You should check this post out on kevinpelgrims.com Since I had fun using the Bing Maps API in C# (see Bing Maps – Geocoding and Imagery), I decided to try and do the same in PowerShell. This didn’t seem to be very hard either, as it’s possible to use the same objects [...]
Archive for August, 2011
Bing Maps – Geocoding in PowerShell
Posted in gis, powershell, tagged gis, powershell on August 18, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Bing Maps – Geocoding and Imagery
Posted in gis, tagged c#, gis on August 16, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Blog is moving! You should check this post out on kevinpelgrims.com Since I did a lot of GIS related stuff recently for work, I decided I’d have some fun with the Bing Maps API. I’ve been using Bing to display maps as a base for multiple layers of data in combination with MapGuide OS and [...]
PowerShell Script Commander
Posted in powershell, tagged c#, powershell on August 12, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Blog is moving! You should check this post out on kevinpelgrims.com I wrote this entry last year September, but for several reasons the post and the code never made it to the interwebs. After running into it again I decided to post it anyway and upload the code to Codeplex. So, here goes! A while [...]
MapGuide OS – Failed while processing WebVirtualDirs
Posted in gis, tagged gis, mapguide on August 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Blog is moving! You should check this post out on kevinpelgrims.com When you are installing MapGuide OS and you encounter following error: Failed while processing WebVirtualDirs Fear not, because here is the solution! The problem is with how MapGuide OS is trying to install its websites. This is not configurable during the installation and will [...]
MapGuide – LayerDefinitionFactory in .NET
Posted in gis, tagged c#, gis, mapguide on August 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Blog is moving! You should check this post out on kevinpelgrims.com I encountered a problem today while working on a website that uses Autodesk Infrastructure Map Server 2012 (aka MapGuide) and it’s API. To programmatically create a new layer on a map it seems to be recommended to use the LayerDefinitionFactory that is provided with [...]
