AzureMapDataProvider.Tileset Property

Specifies the tileset that the provider loads from the service.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraMap

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraMap.v25.1.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Win.Map

Declaration

C#

[DefaultValue(AzureTileset.Imagery)]
public AzureTileset Tileset { get; set; }

VB.NET

<DefaultValue(AzureTileset.Imagery)>
Public Property Tileset As AzureTileset

Property Value

Type	Default	Description
AzureTileset	Imagery	A tileset supplied by Azure Maps.

Available values:

Name	Description	Image
Imagery	A combination of satellite or aerial imagery. Only available in S1 and G2 pricing SKU. Supports zoom levels 1 through 19. Format: raster (png).
TerraMain	Shaded relief and terra layers. Supports zoom levels 1 through 17. Format: raster (png).
BaseDarkGrey	Label data in the Azure Maps dark grey style. Supports zoom levels 1 through 22. Format: raster (png).
BaseHybridDarkgrey	Road, boundary and label data in the Azure Maps dark grey style. Supports zoom levels 1 through 22. Format: raster (png).
BaseHybridRoad	Road, boundary and label data in the Azure Maps main style. Supports zoom levels 1 through 22. Format: raster (png).
BaseLabelsDarkgrey	Label data in the Azure Maps dark grey style. Supports zoom levels 1 through 22. Format: raster (png).
BaseLabelsRoad	Label data in the Azure Maps main style. Supports zoom levels 1 through 22. Format: raster (png).
BaseRoad	All layers with the Azure Maps main style. Supports zoom levels 1 through 22. Format: raster (png).
WeatherInfraredMain	Weather infrared tiles. Latest Infrared Satellite images shows clouds by their temperature. Supports zoom levels 1 through 15. Format: raster (png).
WeatherRadarMain	Weather radar tiles. Latest weather radar images including areas of rain, snow, ice, and mixed conditions. Supports zoom levels 1 through 15. Format: raster (png).

Remarks

The AzureTileset enumerator lists a set predefined raster tilesets you can apply to a layer. Set the Tileset property to one of AzureTileset values to allow the provider to load the corresponding tileset from the service.

The following example connects to Azure Maps and specifies map layers:

C#

using DevExpress.XtraMap;
// ...
const string azureKey = "your key";
// ...
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) {
    // Create a map control.
    MapControl map = new MapControl();
    // Specify the map position on the form.           
    map.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
    // Create a layer.
    ImageLayer layer1 = new ImageLayer();
    layer1.DataProvider = new AzureMapDataProvider() {
        AzureKey = azureKey,
        // Set Imagery tileset to display a satellite or aerial imagery on a layer.
        Tileset = AzureTileset.Imagery,
    };
    // Create a layer.
    ImageLayer layer2 = new ImageLayer();
    layer2.DataProvider = new AzureMapDataProvider(){
        AzureKey = azureKey,
        // Set BaseLabelsRoad tileset to display boundaries and label data in the Azure Map style on a layer.
        Tileset = AzureTileset.BaseLabelsRoad,
    };

    // Specify the map zoom level and center point. 
    map.ZoomLevel = 3;
    map.CenterPoint = new GeoPoint(40, -100);
    // Add the created layers to the collection.
    map.Layers.AddRange(new LayerBase[] {
        layer1, layer2});
    // Add the map control to the window.
    this.Controls.Add(map);
}

VB.NET

Imports DevExpress.XtraMap
'...
Private Const azureKey As String = "your key"
' ...
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs)
    ' Create a map control.
    Dim map As New MapControl()
    ' Specify the map position on the form.           
    map.Dock = DockStyle.Fill
    ' Create a layer.
    Dim layer1 As New ImageLayer()
    layer1.DataProvider = New AzureMapDataProvider() With {
        .AzureKey = azureKey,
        .Tileset = AzureTileset.Imagery
    }
    ' Create a layer.
    Dim layer2 As New ImageLayer()
    layer2.DataProvider = New AzureMapDataProvider() With {
        .AzureKey = azureKey,
        .Tileset = AzureTileset.BaseLabelsRoad
    }

    ' Specify the map zoom level and center point. 
    map.ZoomLevel = 3
    map.CenterPoint = New GeoPoint(40, -100)
    ' Add the created layers to the collection.
    map.Layers.AddRange(New LayerBase() { layer1, layer2})
    ' Add the map control to the window.
    Me.Controls.Add(map)
End Sub