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The MapsOSM controls implements map functionality based on OpenStreet map provider.

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Requirements

This components runs only  on on Windows, on RichClient and SmartClient clients. 

Configuration

  1. Go to Displays / Draw.
  2. Select Viewer, then MapsOSM.
  3. Add it to the Draw area by clicking or dragging and dropping it.
  4. Double-click the object to open the setting window.

Maps configuration

Field

Description

Control Name

Defines a name for the control so it can be accessed in the CodeBehind script. See Display

Code Behind

CodeBehind. 

Provider

Select the correct provider: 

  • OpenStreetMap

  • GogleMaps

Bing Maps

  • Cloud Made

  • Google

  • Open Cycle

  • WikiMapia

  • Yahoo Maps

    • Zoom

    Set

    Sets the Zoom.

    Title

    Name to be shown on the component.

    Tooltip

    Enable

    Enables Tooltip.

    GEOJSON

    GEO JSON file.

    Initial Position Latitude

    You need to complete this field with the Latitude that you want to see

    Enter the desired Latitude in this field.

    Initial Position Longitude

    You need to complete this field with the Longitude that you want to see

    Enter the desired Longitude in this field.

    Marker Settings

    Enable Marker Settings

    Enables marker settings.

    Marker Settings Width

    Set

    Sets the marker width.

    Marker Settings Height

    Set

    Sets the marker height.


    Runtime Execution 

    When the solution runs, the MapsOSM Control displays the selected map provider’s map. Users can interact with the map, zoom in and out, and view tooltips if enabled. The initial position is set based on the configured latitude and longitude. Marker settings, if configured, display markers with specified dimensions. The control’s name allows access in the CodeBehind script for further customization.

    In an industrial setting, a user might use the MapsOSM to monitor the geographic distribution of assets, such as machinery or vehicles. For instance, a logistics company can display real-time locations of its fleet on a map. The user configures the control by selecting the map provider, setting the initial position, and enabling markers to represent each vehicle. When the solution runs, the map shows the current positions of the fleet, allowing the user to track movements and optimize routes. The control’s name allows access in the CodeBehind script for further customization.

    Image Added

    In Runtime, the control has embedded controls to allow the Operator to modify the date.

    Typically the configuration settings of Value is attached to a Tag exposed in the  Display User Interface

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