Re: [flexcoders] Re: Working with maps / latitude / longditude data

2008-01-31 Thread Rangel Preis
You can look the Umap compoent (google maps). http://www.afcomponents.com/components/g_map_as3/ That component is in beta stage (0.4), in this version you can place marks and make routes. You can see a example in: http://shigeru-nakagaki.com/flex_samples/UMap/UMapTest/UMapTest.html AND

[flexcoders] Re: Working with maps / latitude / longditude data

2008-01-31 Thread Uber_Nick
ESRI's AWS is very good and has libraries built just for Flex. I'd also recommend that as an option. The downside we've experienced involved some latency issues and a look field that wasn't as sharp as the competitors. Tying into Yahoo and Google are the other choices. Google doesn't have a

[flexcoders] Re: Working with maps / latitude / longditude data

2008-01-30 Thread Abyss Knight
Where I work we use a number of methods for plotting map data. As for a Flex specific implementation, you might try: http://modestmaps.com/ Yahoo's AS3 connection kit is another option, but the support on that front has been spotty at best. ESRI has a Flex API coming out soon as well:

Re: [flexcoders] Re: Working with maps / latitude / longditude data

2008-01-30 Thread Paul Hastings
Abyss Knight wrote: http://modestmaps. com/ http://modestmaps.com/ Yahoo's AS3 connection kit is another option, but the support on that it's AS2 requires a bit of hoop jumping. front has been spotty at best. ESRI has a Flex API coming out soon as well: it's out already works plenty