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其他API资源
Civil 3D API Samples at –
<Civil 3D Install Directory> \Sample\Civil 3D API
Developer Center
www.autodesk.com/developcivil
DevTVs, Recorded Webcasts, Code Samples @ A D N
http//adn.autodesk.com
API Training Classes
www.autodesk.com/apitraining
Autodesk Developer Network
www.autodesk.com/joinadn
Discussion Groups
http://discussion.autodesk.com
Blog - Through the Interface
http://through-the-interface.typepad.com/through_the_interface/
Let’s take a look at the Additional API resources we can make use of in Customizing and application development for Civil 3D.
In this slide I have listed some of them –

We have lots of API samples demonstrating Civil 3D API functions available at Civil 3D’s installation directory’s sample folder.

One can refer to the Developer center Page in Autodesk Public web site which has concise Customization information related to our Platform applications like AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Map 3D, MapGuide Enterprise etc.

In A D N website which is accessible only by A D N partners and members we have variety of useful resources like – Code samples demonstrating some particular API functions, whitepapers, then we short sessions of API training videos which we call as DevTVs, we have the recoded session of API webcast which we have complete already and of course the DevHelp online page where members can post any API related questions. Related to DevTVs, I feel worth to mention about the latest DevTV on “Migrating VBA to VB.NET”.   Recently one of our colleagues from DevTech team has developed a  tool and accompanying DevTV session to help people migrate their VBA code to VB.NET.  The resultant code uses COM Interop to call into AutoCAD. Please visit A D N site and look for the “Migrating VBA to VB.NET”

We organize number of API webcasts and API class room training at different places across the globe. Please visit the API Training classes URL to find out what’s coming next which could be of your interest.

One can also visit the public discussion forums and there is one related to Civil 3D Customization.

Some of you may be already aware of the few Blogs which are written by our A D N colleagues like the “Through the Interface” blog written by Kean. It has wealth of information on ARX and .NET which could be useful to you.