Integrate Bird's Eye (Microsoft Bing Maps) in JavaScript application

Question

Hello,

Has anybody has integrated bird's eye in JavaScript application (API JavaScript 2.1)?

I have the doubt if it is legal to use bird's eye integrated in a application that not use API of Bing Maps, like ArcGIS Server.

Thanks

Pau Pérez
http://cartoweb.cma.gva.es

LawrenceDhliwayo · Answer

Hi Pau,

Do you mean that you can use JS Api and the Bing Map Control together? ie you have the verstaility of the JS API and the fancy features of Bing Map control, birds eye and the even the navigation zoom pan controls in the same application?

Thanks,
Lawrence

PauPérez_Puigcerver · Answer

Thanks hzhu for your response, I doubt because the API Javascript integrate Bing Maps layer (VE Tile Layer), but only have three types of this layer: aerial, aerial with labels and roads. The VE Tile Layer don't integrate Bird's Eye and I have to load the Bing Maps API like this: and there are other terms of use. Pau Pérez Conselleria de Medio Ambiente, Agua, Urbanismo y Vivienda Generalitat Valenciana, España http://cartoweb.cma.gva.es

HemingZhu · Answer

Hello,

Has anybody has integrated bird's eye in JavaScript application (API JavaScript 2.1)?

I have the doubt if it is legal to use bird's eye integrated in a application that not use API of Bing Maps, like ArcGIS Server.

Thanks

Pau Pérez
http://cartoweb.cma.gva.es

I think you are right. Bing map is integrated into ArcGIS server, not the way around. Have you tried JAPI Extension for Google map. Japi extension for Google map is integrated into Google Map API (extended it). So you could add Google Earth plug in into your appliction. I have done that. It works great!