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ANNOUCEMENT: Silverlight Team - Beta Releases Now Available!!!

DerekLaw

All,

FYI: This morning we released several Beta releases:

ArcGIS API for Microsoft Silverlight
ArcGIS API for Microsoft WPF
ArcGIS API for Windows Phone
ArcGIS Viewer for Microsoft Silverlight

The ArcGIS Viewer for Microsoft (MS) Silverlight is a site starter application for creating a Web client viewer for ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Online services. It also works with ArcGIS.com Web Maps. It is built on the ArcGIS API for MS Silverlight.

It includes an Application Builder which enables users to quickly and easily create a fully functional, custom Web mapping client through a user-friendly application user interface that includes a WYSIWYG preview.
No programming and no configuration file editing is required.

Watch the Silverlight Viewer product overview video

If are interested in trying out any of the Beta releases above, please go to the Esri Beta Community Site.

Thanks and I hope you participate in the Beta program,

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JoannaLaroussi

I just watched a video about Silverlight viewer. It looks really good. I am currently working on the web page using Visual Studio, Silverlight and ArcGIS Server 10. I see I can do many stuff much easier in a viewer, but I am not sure that I can do everything what I need for my project. I am interested in editing capabilities: can I set in a viewer a point feature class to be edited by the user? I mean dragging points to new location, adding and deleting points, and changing description in attribute table. Could you also explain me how I can later insert this map application as one of the pages in a bigger web application? Thank you!

DerekLaw

Hi Joanna,

I am interested in editing capabilities: can I set in a viewer a point feature class to be edited by the user? I mean dragging points to new location, adding and deleting points, and changing description in attribute table.

Web editing functionality will be available out-of-the-box by final release of the Viewer.

Could you also explain me how I can later insert this map application as one of the pages in a bigger web application?

Yes this is possible by editing the index.htm Viewer page. If you look at the contents of index.htm, you will find a <div> with an id of �??silverlightControlHost�?�. This div can be placed in any HTML page with content around it. When doing this, make sure that the Silverlight <object> tag�??s source param has the right path to the Viewer xap file:

<param name="source" value="Viewer.xap"/>

I would ask that for future discussions, please post on the Esri beta community forums, so all beta participants can see and share questions & comments related to the Viewer.

Hope this helps,

JoannaLaroussi

Thank you!

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TomWang

Great work. But please check a base map does not display in Interactive SDK - Editing Tools - Auto Save and Explicit Save samples.

Thanks

TomWang

It did not work when I connected through ESRI_EVENTS when i was in Palm Springs. But it works thorugh our network when I came back to our office.

Thanks

DerekLaw

Hi Tom,

I am glad to hear that the ArcGIS Viewer for MS Silverlight beta is working for you.

I would ask that for future discussions on the Silverlight Viewer, please post on the Esri beta community forums, so all beta participants can see and share questions & comments related to the Viewer.

Thanks,

Chula_VistaGIS

In addition to editing, what other enhancements will there be in the final version?
Also - will this be available in vb or just c++ to customize.

BB

SomeGISGuy

VB.NET and C# will be the languages you can use.

JasonCleaver

Just curious as to when the Silverlight/WPF 2.2 release will happen?

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