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I don't think the networks speed is a problem. I simulated modem speed with fiddler and didn't have a problem there. but i also had a black tile once. I also disabled animation explicitly in the constructor. public Window1() { InitializeComponent(); Map.UseAnimation = false; Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(D...

OK, can reproduce that. The problem is not the asynchronous loading, the PrintMode-Flag disables async-loading + animations. The trick is the initialization directly inside the constructor before actually displaying the control. A solution would be this: public Window1() { InitializeComponent(); Dis...

Have you tried just to add the Export-Function here and call it just after initialization https://github.com/ptv-logistics/xserve ... ml.cs#L176? This should do exactly what you expect.

Yes you can change this at runtime with the printing property, see https://github.com/ptv-logistics/xservernet-bin/blob/master/PieChartsAndExport/Window1.xaml.cs#L195-L201 . The puprose of this property is to grab the map content for print and export. But i guess the map isn't very responsive when t...

Hello Martin, the loded event is a standard WPF event. The imagery data is loaded asynchrounously in separate threads. There's no event like TilesLoaded in for the MapControl-layers. However there is a "synchronous mode" which can be used if you want to use the control to print or export t...

The Featuer-Layer Incidents and TruckAttributes are more some kind of map-style rather than a separate layer for the client. The reference implementation is here: https://svc-eu-n-test.cloud.ptvgroup.com/CodeSampleBrowser/index.jsp#samples/featurelayer-rendering-leaflet The Feature-Layer is tightly ...

Hello, that’s a good question, and not easy to explain. With the „old“ technology the TruckAttributes and Incidents were handled as separate client-overlay that contained only these objects. This is not the case with the new FeatureLayer-based Truck-Attributes and Incidents. Here these objects are r...

Hello again,

i've written an article+test about how to otimize xServer.NET for low-memory scenarios

https://github.com/ptv-logistics/xserve ... /Readme.md

Oliver

Hello hrudat,

if your question refers to how to add Bitmaps to xServer.NET control, You should take a look at https://github.com/ptv-logistics/xservernet-bin (Project SelectionDemo)



Regards

Oliver

Hi there, added a new tutorial to our GitHub space that shows how to relay xServer Requests in your ASP.NET Middleware. https://github.com/ptv-logistics/XServerAspProxy This can be useful when accessing xServer behind a firewall, allow cross-domain and cross-scheme calls, add some load-balancing or ...