Category: PTV xServer
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Ways to integrate a touch-friendly PTV xServer map for the Windows 8 UI
The “Windows 8 Modern UI” (formerly known as “Metro”) defines a new programming model for apps which supports tablets and other touch devices.
Accessing xServers from these apps is simple: Just use SOAP with C#/VB or the new JSON API (see blog post of September 2012) with JavaScript to access the xServer functions directly from a Windows 8 app.…
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PTV Group on Multimodal 2013 in Birmingham
PTV Map&Guide internet – PTV xServer-based transport route planning in the cloud – live at Multimodal 2013 (see blogpost)
James de Roo, Logistics Market Development at
PTV GroupSave the date: PTV is participating at Multimodal 2013 and would like to invite you to join us at the NEC Birmingham on 23-25 April, Stand FTA 1
Click here to register by quoting your VIP priority code VIP179!…
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Online tutorials are important!
Dear all,
PTV has recently provided a new version of PTV Cookbook which is our synonym for the PTV online tutorial for PTV xServer with exercises from the daily practice.
The sections are devided as follows:
- Basic information such as general programming topics, updated technical documention (March 2013) and a lot more.
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Ready for web applications?
Dear all,
PTV has released its combined PTV xServer add-on WebSDK version 1.16.0.1 last week which is now online at our website “Product download“. Please notice that a login is required otherwise apply directly a test version.…
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How to combine Navigation with PTV xRoute Server
Dear all,
PTV provides a new BCR converter which is ready for download.
How to use the BCR converter?
“The BCR converter is an easy to use Java class library to convert a route calculated by PTV xRoute Server into a string in BCR format. This file is integratable for guided navigation in your BCR capable mobile device.…