Road Trip

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UPDATED WIKI: Home

chakrar — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 02:16:53 GMT

Welcome to Road Trip

Road Trip is a web application that allows user to share photos and custom information on a map with their friends using Windows Live Services.

News

10/12/07 - released version 1.0 Live Demo

Version 1.0 Features

Publisher

Create/Read/Update/Delete Travel route
Create/Read/Update/Delete location with Photos and Notes for the above route
Select Photo location from msn Space & Other URL

Receiver

View Travel route and photo locations on the map

Use Case Scenarios

Plotting building/site locations on the map with person/site images definitely will increase site traffic, build community, and strengthen customer relationships through highly visual and customizable Web experiences that let customers view and share location-based information.

Following snapshot is created using an imaginary Travel itinerary

Architecture

In this client side solution, most of the user response activities take place on the client side. Ajax and Server side Web service components are used only to read/update the Customized user information. i.e. Route and Map location. Typical JavaScript methods are used to invoke the Windows live API methods. XML is selected as default to store the travel Map coordinates and photo locations. See the Release tab for using Sql server.

Tools & Technologies used

Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2
Windows live

Spaces Photo Control Beta v0.3
Contacts Control v0.3
Virtual Earth v5.0
Live ID Web Authentication 1.0

Server Requirements

.NET (2.0 or above) and IIS (version 6.0 or above)

Client Requirements

IE (6 or above) or Firefox (1.5 or above)

Light-weight Approach

If a user wants to create/share a itinerary information temporarily in the query string without storing in the database then, it is completely possible to skip off all the server side components. Meaning we can remove all our AJAX code from the aspx file and replace that with plain vanilla html and JavaScript code.

Future releases

Future releases will include the following

GeoRSS and Maps.live.com Collection import
Photo Image uploads using Windows Live SkyDrive
Search/Fetch photo location based on tags from Flickr and other web sites

Participation

This application is developed using the open process that includes frequent builds and releases in this community of code and documentation. If you find bugs or want additional capabilities addressed by the team, use the Issue Tracker to create a new Work Item. If you want to contribute please send us an email.

You can influence this project. Please send us feedback!

Our team will continuously monitor the forums in this site to get feedback on content and to help us prioritize.

Thanks!
Road Trip Client Team

UPDATED RELEASE: Road Trip v 1.0 (Oct 12, 2007)

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 02:08:18 GMT

New release built with .NET 2.0 and AJAX Extension 1.0

!! Installation Steps
+Run from local host using XML Storage+
# Create a virtual directory named roadtrip on local host and unzip the contents

+Run from different directory+
# Create a virtual directory named roadtrip on lthe specified directory and unzip the contents
# [url:Get the Application Id|http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb676626.aspx]
# Replace the web config Applicationid with your Id

+Run using Sql server+
# do one of the above step
# run the roadtrip.sql file in your database and configure that in your web config

UPDATED RELEASE: Road Trip v 1.0 (Oct 12, 2007)

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 02:05:28 GMT

New release built with .NET 2.0 and AJAX Extension 1.0

!! Installation Steps
+ Run from local host using XML Storage+
Create a virtual directory named roadtrip on local host and unzip the contents

+ Run from different directory+
Create a virtual directory named roadtrip on lthe specified directory and unzip the contents
[url:Get the Application Id|http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb676626.aspx]
Replace the web config Applicationid with your Id

+Run using Sql server+
do one of the above step
run the roadtrip.sql file in your database and configure that in your web config

UPDATED RELEASE: Road Trip v 1.0 (Oct 12, 2007)

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 02:02:57 GMT

New release built with .NET 2.0 and AJAX Extension 1.0

!! Installation Steps
#Run from local host using XML Storage
Create a virtual directory named roadtrip on local host and unzip the contents

#Run from different directory
Create a virtual directory named roadtrip on lthe specified directory and unzip the contents
[url:Get the Application Id|http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb676626.aspx]
Replace the web config Applicationid with your Id

#Run using Sql server
do one of the above step
run the roadtrip.sql file in your database and configure that in your web config

UPDATED WIKI: Home

chakrar — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 22:22:21 GMT

Welcome to Road Trip

Road Trip is a web application that allows user to share photos and custom information on a map with their friends using Windows Live Services.

News

10/12/07 - released version 1.0

Version 1.0 Features

Publisher

Create/Read/Update/Delete Travel route
Create/Read/Update/Delete location with Photos and Notes for the above route
Select Photo location from msn Space & Other URL

Receiver

View Travel route and photo locations on the map

Use Case Scenarios

Architecture

In this client side solution, most of the user response activities take place on the client side. Ajax and Server side Web service components are used only to read/update the Customized user information. i.e. Route and Map location. Typical JavaScript methods are used to invoke the Windows live API methods. XML is used to store the travel Map coordinates and photo locations.

Tools & Technologies used

Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2
Windows live

Spaces Photo Control Beta v0.3
Contacts Control v0.3
Virtual Earth v5.0
Live ID Web Authentication 1.0

Server Requirements

.NET (2.0 or above) and IIS (version 6.0 or above)

Client Requirements

IE (6 or above) or Firefox (1.5 or above)

Light-weight Approach

Future releases

Future releases will include the following

GeoRSS and Maps.live.com Collection import
Data persistence through SQL server and other databases
Photo Image uploads using Windows Live SkyDrive
Search/Fetch photo location based on tags from Flickr and other web sites

Participation

UPDATED WIKI: Home

chakrar — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 22:13:21 GMT

Welcome to Road Trip

Road Trip is a web application that allows user to share photos and custom information on a map with their friends using Windows Live Services.

News

10/12/07 - released version 1.0

Version 1.0 Features

Publisher

Create/Read/Update/Delete Travel route
Create/Read/Update/Delete location with Photos and Notes for the above route
Select Photo location from msn Space & Other URL

Receiver

View Travel route and photo locations on the map

Following snapshot is created using an imaginary Travel itinerary

Architecture

In this client side solution, most of the user response activities take place on the client side. Ajax and Server side Web service components are used only to read/update the Customized user information. i.e. Route and Map location. Typical JavaScript methods are used to invoke the Windows live API methods. XML is used to store the travel Map coordinates and photo locations.

Tools & Technologies used

Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2
Windows live

Spaces Photo Control Beta v0.3
Contacts Control v0.3
Virtual Earth v5.0
Live ID Web Authentication 1.0

Server Requirements

.NET (2.0 or above) and IIS (version 6.0 or above)

Client Requirements

IE (6 or above) or Firefox (1.5 or above)

Light-weight Approach

Use Case Scenarios

Future releases

Future releases will include the following

GeoRSS and Maps.live.com Collection import
Data persistence through SQL server and other databases
Photo Image uploads using Windows Live SkyDrive
Search/Fetch photo location based on tags from Flickr and other web sites

Participation

CREATED ISSUE: Project tags

alogan — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 21:09:30 GMT

add _Windows Live_ as a project tag.

UPDATED RELEASE: Road Trip v 1.0 (Oct 12, 2007)

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 21:37:58 GMT

New release built with .NET 3.5 beta 2

UPDATED RELEASE: Road Trip v 1.0 (Oct 12, 2007)

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 21:05:23 GMT

New release built with .NET 3.5 beta 2

CREATED RELEASE: Road Trip v 1.0 (Oct 12, 2007)

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 21:04:54 GMT

New release built with .NET 3.5 beta 2

UPDATED RELEASE: Roadtrip Source Code version 1.0 (May 03, 2007)

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 20:59:48 GMT

New release built with .NET 3.5 beta 2

UPDATED WIKI: Home

chakrar — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 20:19:54 GMT

Welcome to Road Trip

Road Trip is a web application that allows user to share photos and custom information on a map with their friends using Windows Live Services.

News

10/12/07 - released version 1.0

version 1.0 Features

Publisher

Create/Read/Update/Delete Travel route
Create/Read/Update/Delete location with Photos and Notes for the above route
Select Photo location from msn Space & Other URL

Receiver

View Travel route and photo locations on the map

Following snapshot is created using a imaginary Travel itinerary

Architecture

In this client side solution, most of the user response activities takes place on the client side. Ajax and Server side Web service components are used only to read/update the Cusomized user information. i.e. Route and Map location. Typical javascript methods are used to invoke all the Windows live API methods. XML is selected to store the travel Map coordinates and photo locations.

Tools & Technologies used

Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2
Windows live

Spaces Photo Control Beta v0.3
Contacts Control v0.3
Virtual Earth v5.0
Live ID Web Authentication 1.0

Server Requirements

.NET 3.5 and IIS (version 6.0 or above)

Client Requirements

IE (6 or above) or Firefox (1.5 or above)

Light-weight Approach

If a user wants to create/share a itinerary information with out customization in the database then it is completely possible to skip off all the server side components. Meaning we can remove all our AJAX code from the aspx file and replace that with plain vanilla html and javascript code.

Future releases

Future releases will include the following

GeoRSS and Maps.live.com Collection import
Data persistence through SQL server and other databases
Photo Image upload
Search/Fetch photo location based on tags from Flickr and other web sites

Participation

This application is developed using the open process that includes frequent builds and releases in this community of code and documentation. If you find bugs or want additional capabilities addressed by the team, use the Issue Tracker to create a new Work Item.

You can influence this project. Please send us feedback!

Our team will continuously monitor the forums in this site to get feedback on content and to help us prioritize.

Thanks!
Road Trip Client Team

UPDATED WIKI: Home

chakrar — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 20:14:13 GMT

Welcome to Road Trip

Road Trip is a web application that allows user to share photos and custom information on a map with their friends using Windows Live Services.

News

10/12/07 - released version 1.0

version 1.0 Features

Publisher

Create/Read/Update/Delete Driving route
Create/Read/Update/Delete location with Photos and Notes for the above route
Select Photo location from msn Space & Other URL

Receiver

View Driving route and Image locations on the map

Following snapshot is created using a imaginary Travel itinerary

Architecture

Tools & Technologies used

Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2
Windows live

Spaces Photo Control Beta v0.3
Contacts Control v0.3
Virtual Earth v5.0
Live ID Web Authentication 1.0

Server Requirements

.NET 3.5 and IIS (version 6.0 or above)

Client Requirements

IE (6 or above) or Firefox (1.5 or above)

Light-weight Approach

Future releases

Future releases will include the following

GeoRSS and Maps.live.com Collection import
Data persistence through SQL server and other databases
Photo Image upload
Search/Fetch photo location based on tags from Flickr and other web sites

Participation

This application is developed using the open process that includes frequent builds and releases in this community of code and documentation. If you find bugs or want additional capabilities addressed by the team, use the Issue Tracker to create a new Work Item.

You can influence this project. Please send us feedback!

Our team will continuously monitor the forums in this site to get feedback on content and to help us prioritize.

Thanks!
Road Trip Client Team

UPDATED WIKI: Home

chakrar — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 19:51:03 GMT

Welcome to Road Trip

Road Trip is a web application that allows user to share photos and custom information on a map with their friends using Windows Live Services.

News

10/12/07 - released version 1.0

version 1.0 Features

Publisher

Create/Read/Update/Delete Driving route
Create/Read/Update/Delete location with Photos and Notes for the above route
Select Photo location from msn Space & Other URL

Receiver

View Driving route and Image locations on the map

Following snapshot is created using a imaginary Travel itinerary

Architecture

In this client side solution, most of the user response activities takes place on the client. Ajax and Server side Web service components are used only to read/update the Cusomized user information. i.e. Route and Map location. Typical javascript methods are used to invoke all the Windows live API methods. XML is selected to store the driving, Map coordinates and photo locations.

Tools & Technologies used

Server Requirements

Client Requirements

Light-weight Approach

Future releases

Future releases will include the following

GeoRSS and Maps.live.com Collection import
Data persistence through SQL server and other databases
Photo Image upload
Search/Fetch photo location based on tags from Flickr and other web sites

Participation

This application is developed using the open process that includes frequent builds and releases in this community of code and documentation. If you find bugs or want additional capabilities addressed by the team, use the Issue Tracker to create a new Work Item.

You can influence this project. Please send us feedback!

Our team will continuously monitor the forums in this site to get feedback on content and to help us prioritize.

Thanks!
Road Trip Client Team

UPDATED WIKI: Home

chakrar — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 19:14:15 GMT

Welcome to Road Trip

Road Trip is a web application that allows user to share photos and custom information on a map with their friends using Windows Live Services.

News

10/12/07 - released version 1.0

version 1.0 Features

Publisher

Create/Read/Update/Delete Driving route
Create/Read/Update/Delete location with Photos and Notes for the above route
Select Photo location from msn Space & Other URL

Receiver

View Driving route and Image locations on the map

Following snapshot is created using a imaginary Travel itinerary