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c#androidiosnutiteq
Lou
Lou

Reputation: 147

Is Nutiteq the tool that I need

I have a VS 2008 C# program that I would like to port to a mobile app. It used Microsoft.sqlserver.types, geography, polygon, etc. It does not need maps, connection to the internet, etc. It calculated acreage, drew the polygon, never accessed or wrote to a DB file. I am learning and playing with Xamarin (now that it is free).

I do realize that not all the C# code is applicable to Android and IOS, and some would have to be other code. Can I do this same kind of coding\calculating, without accessing the internet, without using maps, without accessing a DB (although that might be useful later on), etc...using Nutiteq (the free version), across Windows, Android, and IOS?

Upvotes: -1

Views: 132

Answers (1)

JaakL
JaakL

Reputation: 4295

Nutiteq SDK is specifically for display of maps. It has own geography objects and methods, not related to Microsoft.sqlserver. It is meant to replace e.g. Google/Apple maps, to have offline map view and routing features, and also some GIS: vector data editing, reading various GIS data formats like ShapeFile, GeoTIFF etc, and it works with native development on iOS and Android, and also Xamarin.

If you do not have any Map View, then probably Nutiteq SDK is not the best tool for your app.

Upvotes: 0

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