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Visualization Sample for WebApi

Description

This sample shows you how to explore the different styles available to help you analyze and visualize your data.

Please refer to Wiki for the details.

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Requirements

This sample makes use of the following NuGet Packages

MapSuite 10.0.0

About the Code

FilterStyle filterStyle = ((FeatureLayer)layerOverlay.Layers[0]).ZoomLevelSet.ZoomLevel01.CustomStyles[0] as FilterStyle;
if (filterStyle != null)
{
    filterStyle.Conditions.Clear();

    // Create the filter expression based on the values from client side.
    string expression = string.Format("{0}{1}{2}", filterExpressions[filterExpression].Item1, filterValue, filterExpressions[filterExpression].Item2);
    FilterCondition filterCondition = new FilterCondition("Population", expression);
    filterStyle.Conditions.Add(filterCondition);
}

Getting Help

Map Suite WebAPI Wiki Resources

Map Suite WebAPI Product Description

ThinkGeo Community Site

ThinkGeo Web Site

Key APIs

This example makes use of the following APIs:

About Map Suite

Map Suite is a set of powerful development components and services for the .Net Framework.

About ThinkGeo

ThinkGeo is a GIS (Geographic Information Systems) company founded in 2004 and located in Frisco, TX. Our clients are in more than 40 industries including agriculture, energy, transportation, government, engineering, software development, and defense.

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