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ComponentArt Maps adds map-based visualizations

2011 release supports interactive selection of areas and points, unlimited map layers and custom visualizations.

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Population maps created with ComponentArt Maps.

ComponentArt Maps is a comprehensive mapping package including state-of-the-art rendering and rich interactive features built on the latest technology. It includes a large collection of over 150 ready-to-use maps of continents, regions and countries and US states. ComponentArt Maps features interactive zooming and panning via the mouse. The functionality can also be used by interacting with the zooming and panning widget which can optionally be displayed within the control.

The following editions are available:

• ComponentArt Maps for Silverlight
• ComponentArt Maps for WPF

ComponentArt Maps is also available as part of ComponentArt Data Visualization for Silverlight, ComponentArt Data Visualization for WPF and ComponentArt Data Visualization for .NET Ultimate.

Updates in 2011

New Map control now supports:

• Interactive selection of areas and points
• Unlimited map layers
• Built-in bubble visualizations
• Expandable custom visualizations
• Map drill-down with load-on-demand shapes
• GridView integration

About ComponentArt

ComponentArt is a leading component vendor specializing in the creation of user interface and data visualization software for Microsoft's .NET platform. The company's primary goal is to help developers worldwide advance their software development effort by providing powerful building blocks that allow them to focus on the business logic, core value, and primary function of their application or website. ComponentArt has consistently been at the leading edge of technological innovation - from its first ASP.NET user interface component launch in 2002, parallel with the launch of the Microsoft ASP.NET platform - to the breakthrough release of Web.UI for ASP.NET AJAX, parallel with the Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX framework launch (now a part of ASP.NET 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008).