In addition to new features and functionality, TSDK is now available in Linux version as well as Windows.
Irregardless of what platform you use, if you develop in .net, VB or other common environment, TourSolver Developer Kit will add the routing and route optimization functionality your customers or users have been waiting for.
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What's included in TourSolver Developer Kit:
Routing Engine
Yes
Geocoding Functions
Yes
Constraint Management
Yes
Display
Yes
Road Network Data
Yes, Navteq® Road Network Data
Documentation
Yes
Example Code
Yes
TourSolver SDK FAQ's:
Q: Can TSDK plan routes for multiple vehicles?
A: Yes. TSDK can plan routes using the fewest vehicles necessary to complete the work, or use all of your vehicles.
Q: Can TSDK help me create territories or districts?
A: Yes. With TSDK you can create sectors, isochrones or territories based on drive-times or distances.
Q: Can I use my own street network data with TSDK?
A: Yes, provided it meets some simple requirements.
Q: I have heavy vehicles and want to make sure that they can drive the itinerary created. Is this possible?
A: Yes. TSDK will take truck attributes (weight, height, length, etc) into account and ensure they are able to drive the itinerary. (Note: Truck Attributes are contingent upon the road network data used. In the U.S. they are delivered standard with TSDK)
Q: Do I have to use the map display included with TSDK?
A: No. You may already have a standard map display which can display the routes, or you could develop an application that does not require displaying a map.
Q: Do I need to buy a geocoder separately to convert addresses into X,Y?
A: No. TSDK comes with geocoding functionality which you can incorporate into your application. We also offer Geocoder (an off-the-shelf geocoder).
Q: Can I develop an application which I intend to install on a server?
A: Yes.
Q: Can I incorporate a route optimization application within our software application and distribute it?
