SuperGeo Technologies, the leading global provider of complete GIS software and solutions, released SuperGIS Engine 3.1 Beta version which has the collection of COM-based GIS components for helping developers build custom GIS applications.
As the core development of SuperGIS software, SuperGIS Engine 3.1 can be embedded into programming language under Windows developing environment to integrate with other systems and enhance efficiency in system development.
SuperGIS Engine 3.1 provides 32-bit and 64-bit developing components that enable developers to create GIS applications they need in common development environments such as Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 Visual Basic, VB.NET, Visual C# and so on.
Furthermore, SuperGIS Engine contains hundreds of GIS-related objects that allow developers to flexibly customize various applications and achieve diverse GIS manipulation functions such as layers overlaying, map viewing and querying, geoprocessing, etc.
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SuperGeo Technologies Inc. is a leading global provider of GIS software and solutions. Since the establishment, SuperGeo has been dedicated to providing state-of-the-art geospatial technologies and comprehensive services for customers around the world. It is our vision to help users utilize geospatial technologies to create a better world. SuperGeo software and applications have been spread over the world to be the backbone of the world’s mapping and spatial analysis. SuperGeo is the professional GIS vendor, providing GIS-related users with complete GIS solutions for desktop, mobile, server, and Internet platforms.
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As the core development of SuperGIS software, SuperGIS Engine 3.1 can be embedded into programming language under Windows developing environment to integrate with other systems and enhance efficiency in system development.
