GraphicsLayer.Refresh requires panning before updates are visible

Question

I've read that you should disable client caching to avoid this, but I haven't found any way of doing this when using a GraphicsLayer. My current solution is removing the graphic objects I've placed on the map, saving them in a temporary variable and then placing them on the map again. However, this causes changes made with EditGeometry to be discarded and it's too slow when handling a large amount of objects.

No changes in objects are visible unless I pan the map. Not vertices, color changes or movements on the map.

I've searched the forums for similar problems but to no avail.

Any tips to how I should do to make the layer update without having to pan the map?

Regards
Johan Carlsson

HyrumErnstrom · Answer

Are you using a Renderer on the GraphicsLayer.

You shouldn't have to call the GraphicsLayer.Refresh.

JohanCarlsson · Answer

Sorry if my description is fuzzy. From the beginning I removed the object, adding the changes and then placing the modified graphics object onto the layer again. This worked fine but it seems like the servers doesn't like it so I'm trying to get refresh to work. With refresh, however, I have to pan the map to see any changes take place. I think I found my problem though, I didn't use StopEdit before doing a refresh of the layer. The object then returned to it's previous appearance and location. So it was just a fault on my side, thanks for the quick replys though.

DominiqueBroux · Answer

do you mean that if you don't call 'graphicslayer.refresh()', your symbol change is not immediatly taken into account?