although one thing that IS annoying, is that it looks like you now need a bing
maps key in order to use the control...
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Yeah - that's fine if you are using Bing Maps data... but are they now
implying that if you use the silverlight _control_ as a host for OSM map
tiles (for example) you still need a key?
How do 'session counts' etc apply if you are using the SL control with open
source data? Does MS expect
So my question becomes: what are MS licensing expectations for
* *large *(125,000 pa sessions) *using OSM data*
* *password-protected*/intranet/internal applications *using OSM data*
I understand the work they have put into the control - but given its support
for custom tile layers the licensing
Thanks for that.
I've reproduced the problem and it seems to be the onError attribute.
As I mentioned previously, I am doing a custom install experience.
It seems that if the client machine already has 2.0.40115.0 or
2.0.31005.0 (and perhaps others), and you have the configuration
