PTV Group - Logistics Forum

Hello Joost, you can rotate any WPF element for the map using the RenderTransform property. One caveat: You cannot directly set the RenderTransform of the element. Because the RenderTransform set by the map control, you need to put it in a container first. Here's a sample to rotate the ballons for h...

Hi Franke, if you are using the transform functions with a specific coordinate system, you need to make sure you have the Ptv.Components.Projections.dll . But if you are just using standard WGS84 coordinates, you can also omit the parameter, because this is the standard format of the control. var ge...

Hello Frank, i've reviewed the sample and found the problem is that you must initialize the map with specific providers, and not just by setting xMapUrl. I must admit this is a bit cumbersome, but was required because the default didn't support the ReferenceTime property, which is required for Featu...

Hello, we don't have a way to set a proxy for the requests the control makes explicitly. The control uses the default proxy settings of the system, which is the configuration used for IE. However you could configure a global proxy inside the app.config of the program https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us...

Hello Frank, i guess you are referring to thesample "FeatureLayers" here: https://github.com/ptv-logistics/xserver.net-bin We have changed the sample to fit to the latest version (1.6) of the control. This has some internal interface changes regarding xMapServe-access. To make this code wo...

Hello, we don't support IE8 for xServer-JavaScript client anymore. I recommend using the xMap-1 WMS servlet instead PTV clients, so you don't have any CORS issues (even with IE8). Read here for samples how to include them into browser maps. https://github.com/ptv-logistics/xserverjs/tree/master/boil...

Hello Clément, shape files are not a very web-friendly format. There are different approaches, depending on the size and required interoperability: You can find some projects on GitHub to load shape files directly and convert it to GeoJson, e.g. https://github.com/calvinmetcalf/shapefile-js For larg...

Hello Julian, It looks like you are using the hex/string representation for wkb64, and not the base64 encoding as input. The wkb-response from xRoute is a base64 encoded string (like in your first attachment). The bytes in your second attachment is no valid WKB. The first byte must either be 0 or 1....

Hello Julian, your data is not directly WKB, but base64 encoded. You must convert it to a byte array first. Then you can load and write it to WKT. Her a sample using .NET and NetToplogySuite https://github.com/NetTopologySuite/NetTopologySuite . The same sould apply to Java using JTS https://github....

Hi Bernd, you just can add the Combined Transports as standalone xMapLayer, like POIs map.Layers.Add(new XMapLayer(layerName, xMapMetaInfo.Url, xMapMetaInfo.User, xMapMetaInfo.Password) { Caption = "Combined Transports", MaxRequestSize = new System.Windows.Size(2048, 2048), MinLevel = 4, /...