Bullseye for .Net takes full advantage of the the .Net benefits of security, debugging, deployment and portability, allowing you to implement zip code search functionality quickly in a .Net application.
Easily integrate Bullseye for .Net into a Visual Studio .NET environment and apply Rapid Application Development techniques to building web applications. Use Visual Studio tools such as drag and drop web form design, intelliSense and automatic code completion, integrated debugging, and more.
Bullseye for .NET includes a new search algorithm that speeds up queries for large databases. It also comes with several new methods to give you even greater flexibility within your applications.
Like all Bullseye products, Bullseye for .Net comes with a complete sample database of U.S. zip codes. We also have a special arrangement with Great Data, the premier supplier of zip code data, that allows you to get 35% off zip code updates for a year (cost is normally $400/year for a single subscription, or $800/year for 10 licenses). You will receive a 35% off coupon with your Bullseye order for the U.S. zip code updates.
Faster, revised search algorithm
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Bullseye for .NET uses a new search algorithm that finds results even faster, particularly on large databases.
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Integrates with new Visual Studio .NET development environment
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Take advantage of the features that Visual Studio .NET brings to your development environment, including intuitive code generation.
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Comes with sample dealer locator ASPX code
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Derived from Bullseye Pro ASP code, this sample code lets you create a web-based dealer locator in minutes. Search by zip and radius and get results displayed on your website.
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Includes web-based companies management
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Like other Bullseye products, we have included web-based maintenance screens that allow you to add and update your company/dealer information easily. Also included are tools for modifying the look and feel of the search and result pages, and a fully functional user manager that gives you control over who administers your dealer information.
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Returns results as a DataSet or as an array for better display control
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Use the DataSet object to give you complete control of display options in a .NET environment. You can also return the results as an array which allows the optional web service to function outside a Microsoft environment--a great thing when you are implementing web services.
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Supports category searches
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Filtering properties let you include category-based criteria in your searches.
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Advanced sorting features let you sort by distance or randomize the results
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Default behavior for the Bullseye for .NET is to return results in order of distance. A new feature for Bullseye for .NET is the randomize results function that lets you return results within a specific radius and then randomize the display.
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Supports 11 unique methods with over 26 properties
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Bullseye for .NET comes with 4 public class libraries offering you unrivaled flexibility when it comes to integrating zip and geo code functionality to your .NET and ASP.NET applications.
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Comes with full API documentation
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New HTML documentation includes overviews of each class, properties, methods, constructors and sample code to get you started with Bullseye for .NET
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Includes optional web service code
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Download the optional web service code and instantly create your own web service. Then you can allow your partners, developers within your company, or anyone who needs to access the capabilites of Bullseye for .NET to include dealer searches in their own applications. The web service returns the results as a SOAP object. You can even use the built in logging to track which application is performing searches.
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Includes one year of phone support
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Bullseye for .NET comes with a free year of phone support which gives you direct phone contact with our support staff.
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Includes windows-based client application
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The windows client gets installed upon installation. You can use it to edit settings such as the database string and to test the functions of the application. It is written in C# and comes with the complete source code so that you can open it in Visual Studio .NET.
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