I have read the topic on this and I saw that to do this, I will have to do something like ..

var map = maps.GoogleMap1.map

Hi,

You don't need to declare the namespace, it's done by the GoogleMap control javascript code.
It is more like a prefix, if we want to be precise, than a namespace. 

For example:
Let's say you have a GoogleMap control on your ASP.NET page with ID="GoogleMap1".

In older version you had access to the client side (JS) Artem GoogleMap control wrapper just by referring:
var map = GoogleMap1;

In version 6.0, I have added that prefix (namespace) on order to separate from "global mess".
So, you can access the client side GoogleMap control object by:
var map = maps.GoogleMap1;

Hope that helps.
Regards 

Ah. I see. OK thx. Just another quick question.

I would like to change, lets say the address of the map from javascript. How should I go about doing this to get the changes reflected on the server side?

For example, I tried to do this,

var map = maps.GoogleMap1;
//it seems map.address = "my new address" works too
map.set_address("my new address");


and over at the server side


string address = GoogleMap1.Address