mapguide-api-base-x64
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Base MapGuide API components. Contains the Foundation, Geometry and PlatformBase parts of the MapGuide API Supported Platforms: - .NET Framework 4.0 and above
This is the NuGet package for the MapGuide Platform API. This is the base package that is required by implementations of the MapGuide Platform API, which are currently:
This package contains the Foundation, Geometry and PlatformBase components of the MapGuide Platform API.
This package will add the required project references to your application:
The ability to use the classes within these libraries depends on how you initialized the platform. See installation notes for (mapguide-api-web) or (mg-desktop-net40).
If you are using this package on its own (for example, you want to use the MgCoordinateSystem classes), then the only initialization requirement is to define the MENTOR_DICTIONARY_PATH environment variable before you use any MgCoordinateSystem class. This variable should be the path to your CS-Map coordinate system dictionaries
Unlike the assemblies that come with your MapGuide Open Source installation, the assemblies in this package are signed. You cannot use this package if you require un-signed MapGuide assemblies.
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Base MapGuide API components. Contains the Foundation, Geometry and PlatformBase parts of the MapGuide API Supported Platforms: - .NET Framework 4.0 and above
We found that mapguide-api-base-x64 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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