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zipper task in .NET for ArcGIS 10

tonydavid

Hi there ... does anyone know the sample for Zipper Task in .NET for ArcGIS 10?

http://edndoc.esri.com/arcobjects/9.2/CPP_VB6_VBA_VCPP_Doc/COM_Samples_Docs/Editing/Edit_Tasks/ZipperTask/a4c90c57-ba56-4962-8666-d1bd02928f46.htm

http://edndoc.esri.com/arcobjects/8.3/Samples/Editing/Edit%20Tasks/Zipper%20Task/clsZipperTask.htm

Cheers.

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KevinOrcutt

The ArcGIS10 zipper tool has been posted to the code gallery.
See the ReadMe.txt file within the download for instructions.

Zipper Tool Link

Hey Sean,
Downloaded the file, but there was NO "ReadMe.txt" in it... Any chance that the .Net solution could be posted instead of the final install package??? I'm code curious! Always wanting to look at code! 😄

Thanks in advance,
Kevin Orcutt
GIS Developer/Consultant
City of Cincinnati â?? Cincinnati Area GIS (CAGIS)
Kevin.Orcutt@cincinnati-oh.gov
(513) 850-1335 (cell)
www.cagis.org

P.S. Total Side Note: Hey Tony and Carmen... How's Greenville going??? I grew up not too far from you, a little east right down HWY 29... in Taylor!!! Still have Family in the Greenville and Greer areas!
Later!

Anonymous User

You can find the zipper tool for 10.x at ArcGIS.com

This functionality has been included in ArcGIS 10.1, along with several other tools, to improve the experience of aligning features within and between layers.

RonnieRichards

This is an old thread but this was the only place I found the zippertask for 10.x and had no problems registering the tool and adding it to ArcMap 10 SP3.

Make sure to put the command in quotes because some directory names might contain spaces. Here is an example:
"C:\Program Files\Common Files\ArcGIS\bin\EsriRegAsm.exe" "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\custom\ZipperPrj_Net.dll"

Sure wish this tool was in the resource center or better yet built into the baseline ArcGIS Desktop product... How many years has it been a "sample" but it's one of the only ways to bring polygon's together in ArcGIS?

Anonymous User

Did you all have success with registering the tool. I have been adjusting to the ESRIRegASM but continually get a syntax error message.

C:\Program Files\Common Files\ArcGIS\bin\EsriRegAsm.exe C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Bin\ZipperPrj_Net\ZipperPrj_Net\obj\Release\ZipperPrj_Net.dll

I have tweaked and added syntax adjustments from : http://help.arcgis.com/en/sdk/10.0/arcobjects_net/conceptualhelp/index.html#//0001000004n6000000

info page but continually get syntax errors?

Anyone got some helpful thoughts?

HK

rnrwang

One word of caution, if you have parametric curves, it will not snap to them properly. My solution is to convert your parcels into Shape and re-import them back as GBD/SDE etc...

Good Luck!

ctalleygreenville

Still no luck. Same error at above.

Also, when we try "extract all", we receive the "no files to extract" error.

We have no problems downloading the files from the Zipper Link that Sean had above.

Could you try emailing it to: cdurham@greenvillesc.gov ?

Our user tried just working with trace and topology tool but the zipper tool works best for what he has to do. Mainly readjusting 14 feature class boundaries along a parcel line that gets "adjusted" by the county (which happens a lot). The zipper tool allowed him to "zip" all 14 layers to a new line features (usually with lots of vertices).

Thanks,
Carmen

JohnHauck

Please try the attached and let me know what you see.

zipper.zip

illegal.png

ctalleygreenville

John,

Thank you for the reply.

I downloaded the .zip file but I receive a "zip file invalid or corrupt" error when I attempt to extract or even explore it. Would you please try to upload the file again?

Thanks,
Carmen

JohnHauck

Please try the attached:

The project needs to be compiled against the same ArcGIS version as it will be used with. This is built for 10. You can register with the ESRIRegAsm utility from:

C:\Program Files\Common Files\ArcGIS\bin

Here is a link to some documentation on this.
ESRIRegAsm

ZipperPrj_Net.zip

Clip_46.jpg

ctalleygreenville

From another user at the City of Greenville:

Okay - I brought in the project into VS2008 and tried to build it but received 29 errors and many more warnings.

The problem is that VS2008 is on a computer with only ArcGIS 9.3.1. I believe that is why it won't build. But then again, I use VS2008 for other purposes (and not often) and have not even looked at customizing ArcGIS with .net. So, it may be that I just don't know what I am doing!

We cannot load VS2008 onto the PC with ArcGIS 10. Jeff had offered to install ArcGIS 10 on his PC to test it with all of our editing procedures before we started a mass installation city-wide. The first thing he wanted was the zipper tool. He's our guinea pig (I am sure he will appreciate that).

Is there any way to build this project in VS2008 on a PC with ArcGIS 9.3.1 installed or from Jeff's PC with ArcGIS 10 but no Visual Studio? I could have sworn I thought this tool was going to be made a standard out of the box tool.

Thanks,
Carmen

jeffmcleroy

Can you explain building the project? Sorry this is new to me.

JohnHauck

Once you extract the project are you building it? I see the same error message if I don't build the project prior to registering.

jeffmcleroy

Sean,

We cannot seem to register the .dll using ESRIRegASM. Please see the attached snapshot of the command we are using, the error and the contents of the folder where the .dll is located.

Are we missing something obvious? We used the zipper task all the time in 9.3 and need it for 10!

Thanks,
Jeff McLeroy
City of Greenville, SC

errorsnapshot.jpg

Data Store Register Missing Tools.pdf

Anonymous User

The ArcGIS10 zipper tool has been posted to the code gallery.
See the ReadMe.txt file within the download for instructions.

Zipper Tool Link

DuncanHornby_1-1654874951344.png

tonydavid

thanks! I've been using this to 'snap' polygons (i.e. boundaries etc) with lines.

can u help post the weblink here once its uploaded? cheers.

Anonymous User

We'll put the updated version in the code gallery next week.

Can you tell me a bit about how you use the current tool at 9.3?

Thanks

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