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Version 2.7 of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript is out!

derekswingley1

Hi Everybody,

2.7 was release today: http://blogs.esri.com/Dev/blogs/arcgisserver/archive/2012/02/13/ArcGIS-API-for-JavaScript-version-2.7-released.aspx

Full list of new features, fixes, doc additions and samples: http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/help/jshelp/whats_new.html

Comments here or are the blog are welcome.

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derekswingley1

Oh, and btw nice HTML5 presentation yesterday. Nice summary of the new features, and useful links you provided.

Thanks! Glad you found it useful.

YohanBienvenue1

Thanks Derek for the info. Yes those Dojo links you provided are what I was looking at yesterday, what I realized this morning is that in the Dojo API documentation if you open something in the 1.7 api (say, BorderContainer) then switch to 1.6, it will never display the 1.6 documentation for BorderContainer until you close the previous BorderContainer tab first. This is what confused me, I'll let them know.

Oh, and btw nice HTML5 presentation yesterday. Nice summary of the new features, and useful links you provided.

Thanks

derekswingley1

You can still access the 1.6 version of dojo docs:
http://dojotoolkit.org/documentation/?ver=1.6
http://dojotoolkit.org/api/1.6

For your specific question about dojoType vs. data-dojo-type: use the latter. The data-* attributes are the html5 style of adding custom attributes to nodes. dojoType will continue to work until dojo 2.0 which is why we haven't made a big effort to move all samples to using data-*.

YohanBienvenue1

Hi everyone. I am new to ArcGIS API for JavaScript and I just started a project yesterday. For the JavaScript framework I decided to give Dojo a shot instead of jQuery since the API seems to make heavy use of it. I have a question regarding the latest Dojo documentation (1.7) I was looking at, since I'm also new to Dojo. I know this new 2.7 API says it still uses Dojo 1.6.1. So I tried to look up the Dojo API references for 1.6 on the Dojo site but unless I'm mistaken it seems to present 1.7 syntax only regardless of the API number selected. I am wondering if I can use the new 1.7 syntax, is it completely different then 1.6.1?

For example if I check the dijit.layout.BorderContainer reference, the syntax appears different then what I've seen for the Dojo example on the ArcGIS API for JavaScript documentation (for example dojoType v.s. data-dojo-type). Which one should I use/learn?

Thanks

XieJinghua

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esri ..... Too lazy

khutchins

Hope the code hinting works for Aptana 3.0;

The download files for version 2.7 have been updated to include the handlers. If you downloaded them prior to 11:20 am on 2/14 you'll need to re-download the zip files.

Harry - No code assist has not been implemented for Aptana 3 yet.

EjayLai

Thanks Axxl we are working on getting the download fixed. The missing files (Default.ashx, index.jsp, index.php) haven't changed since 2.6 so your workaround of copying the files from that download is perfect.

Hope the code hinting works for Aptana 3.0;

khutchins

Thanks Axxl we are working on getting the download fixed. The missing files (Default.ashx, index.jsp, index.php) haven't changed since 2.6 so your workaround of copying the files from that download is perfect.

AxelSchaefer

Nice. Thank you!

However some files are missing in the download archive: Default.ashx, index.jsp, index.php are missing in the jsapi and the jsapicompact folder. I copied the Default.ashx from the 2.6 release.

Also the installation documentation has a small typo: Step 23: "Access the [...]: http://<myserver>/arcgis_js_api/library/2.7/arcgis/". Should be http://<myserver>/arcgis_js_api/library/2.7/jsapi/

Best regards,
Axel

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