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Re: GIS 15 Years Ago by Ramesh S … a suite consisting of a group of geographic information system (GIS) software products produced by Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI). ArcGIS… Microsoft .NET developers to rapidly build GIS applications for desktop, mobile, and Web and access GIS Web services on the Microsoft .NET… Re: GIS 15 Years Ago by Ramesh S ….Net[/URL] [URL="http://www.mapwindow.org/"]MapWindow GIS Open Source Software[/URL] [URL="http://www.codeplex.com…;]NetTopologySuite[/URL] [URL="http://opensourcegis.org/"]Open Source GIS[/URL] Gis 19 Years Ago by Marikanna Hi I am very new to GIS Technology with Asp.Net. I have developed a map. Now I want to post this map in a webpage. I am using ArcView. Any help is much appreciated. Re: Gis 19 Years Ago by Letscode … who want to build shared server applications that contain advanced GIS capabilities in both a client/server environment and a Web… GIS 15 Years Ago by sandeepani Are there any APIs or components that can be used for GIS development? Re: GIS 15 Years Ago by sandeepani thanx for the in4 & link bt aren't there any free & open GIS components? GIS APIs 15 Years Ago by sandeepani I need to build a simple GIS or map view component for a larger system for my … there any highlevel Java APIs that can be used for GIS development? Or any platforms for building… Re: GIS application using c# 15 Years Ago by kvprajapati [b]>I want to develop site like GIS system(geographical information system), how to crate it using c#???[/… and desktop applications. It provides access to many types of GIS data, enables spatial querying of that data, and renders beautiful… GIS application using c# 15 Years Ago by sakhi kul hi to all, I want to develop site like GIS system(geographical information system), how to crate it using c#??? plz help!!! Re: Gis 19 Years Ago by Letscode What kind of softwares do you have? Since you are using the softwares produced by ESRI ,I'm assuming you are using ArcIMS or ArcGIS server? Re: Gis 19 Years Ago by Marikanna Hi Thanks for your quick reply. Actually I am open to these two softwares. Can you please explain the advantages of both of them. Thanks Re: Gis 19 Years Ago by Marikanna Hi I went through the websites. It looks like there is now specific information on what will the best one to choose. So it will be helpful if can suggests me on which software to use for a beginner like me. Thanks Re: Gis 19 Years Ago by Letscode I would suggest you to go for ArcGIS server.You can use a database that can hold spatial information on a particular feature. Hope it helps Re: Gis 19 Years Ago by Marikanna Hi Can you tell me which database to use with ? Thanks Re: Gis 19 Years Ago by Letscode You can use SQL server 2000 or Oracle. I use SQL server 2000 in my office.I'm not sure about Oracle. Re: Gis 17 Years Ago by ciraj Hi Im Currently working with Asp.Net with ArcIMS,and Im Just started developing Non Spatia part later I need to include Spatial,After joining i got a proposal that was given to Client Like Asp.Net & ArcIMS So I need to Complete The Project Using These tools.I There any One has Exp In These Tools VB.Net GIS applications 14 Years Ago by Shreerang Hello all, I have been working in GIS development for around 10 months now. I have been doing all the development in Javascript. I now want to build some GIS based vb.net projects! Can you suggest me of some ideas for a project? Regards, Shreerang Patwardhan. suitable database for GIS 14 Years Ago by simplyit i have never worked with GIS data so i don't know much about it but currently i have just started my project and i am a bit confused while selecting the database for this purpose. i just want to know which database would be more fruitful while working in GIS projects? Re: VB.Net GIS applications 14 Years Ago by AndreRet … following google [URL="http://www.google.com/search?q=GIS+application+in+vb.net&rls=com.microsoft:en-US… Re: suitable database for GIS 14 Years Ago by debasisdas What is a GIS project ? What kind of data you are going to store in the DB ? What is the front end application /language you are using / planning to use ? Re: suitable database for GIS 14 Years Ago by BitBlt SQL Server 2008 has all the necessary geospatial data types. For a little primer on how to use GIS, you should visit the ESRI site. They are the industry leader on that sort of thing. Re: suitable database for GIS 14 Years Ago by simplyit [QUOTE=BitBlt;1572464]SQL Server 2008 has all the necessary geospatial data types. For a little primer on how to use GIS, you should visit the ESRI site. They are the industry leader on that sort of thing.[/QUOTE] Thanks i will definately try that and will post if i have some problem ....thanks for your help Displaying GIS layers via http. 20 Years Ago by gkdmaths Does anyone know of an easily programmed, web-based GIS server or applet that's small but buildable for my … Advice Please - Best Language to Learn for GIS 19 Years Ago by Eman Ramos … a novice to learn, and/or b) most useful for GIS applications? Thanks for any help. Cheers, E.Ramos Geographical Information Software (GIS) 16 Years Ago by javajoe If you are a Senior Software Developer with GIS experience along with JAVA and .NET please contact me ASAP!!! Joe Gold Star Recruiting Network slowness relating to GIS and Oracle 11 Years Ago by Scott M. … is a one time connection request as they open their GIS Applications. There is no reason (nor is there any traffic… Re: GIS APIs 15 Years Ago by Ezzaral Take a look at [URL="http://openmap.bbn.com/"]OpenMap[/URL]. GIS Server, Why? 18 Years Ago by Allan McInnis When is it appropriate to add a server to host our data? Our database fitson a destop, is less then 20 gigs we are networked to a large municipal network seldom more then two users access the data? So why migrate to the complexity of a server? Some people smarter then I, have consuled me to budget for a server but not explained why. Re: GIS Server, Why? 18 Years Ago by tgreer The difference between a "server" and a "desktop" is not clearly defined. If your current computer system is capable of holding all the data, with room to grow, and fulfulling all demands for data/queries, then it is adequate. You're already essentially using the 'box', whatever it is, as a server. Re: GIS Server, Why? 18 Years Ago by Allan McInnis The speed, size of storage, number of other computers accessing the data, a web hosting application that requires a 24/7 presences, these are reason that seem to warrant the consideration of adding another "box". Those added boxes are often less powerful and have less storage. They do seem to have server software to add functionality. …