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Need develop some custom tools such as zoom in , out ...

LucianaArrúa

I need to develop some custom tools on map..such as zoom in, zoom out, filters and many more.

I need to develop this in silverlight .

I don't know where to start from.

How to proceed?

Currently I have VS 2010

Need Help!!

Thanks

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LucianaArrúa

yes, I'm new in VS....

Please, thanks .... I need help about this ...

ChrisSergent

Are you new to Visual Studio? I can do a quick screen recording if you want to see how to run it using the JavaScript API.

LucianaArrúa

thanks for your input,!! but who add your code in Visual Studio and visualize the application?

Regards,

ChrisSergent

I created a .NET application against the JavaScript API and created custom tools. You can check out my code behind. Perhaps that will help: csergent45/SOA-Final · GitHub

I code in VB.NET so if you want or need to convert the code to C#, you can do it here: Convert C# to VB.NET - A free code conversion tool - developer Fusion

The good news is that if your are comfortable with Visual Studio, you can still develop in it in JavaScript. And there is a lot of support for it online and in the GeoNet forums to help you along the way.

LucianaArrúa

thanks for your materials!!!

RebeccaStrauch__GISP

More for JavaScript....

Web AppBuilder Developer Edition – Customization Resource List (disclosure, my blog)

But Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers is the official page.

LucianaArrúa

upsss!!! and now ? Who change my aplicattion to javascript ?

I created a small, but still lack many things change as javascript and go from there ??

Thanksss

TimWitt2

Luciana,

ESRI will not support Silverlight and Flex anymore in the future. Everything is moving towards javascript.

Why not take a look at their new Web AppBuilder? Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS

Tim

LucianaArrúa

Thanks Chris Smith for response!!!

The problem is that there is material on silverlight anywhere and there is very little that I need help to advance a project to an application ...
I need to add a toolbar with utilities like zoom, Identify, select, etc etc

I'm new to this programming asp.net silverlight etc etc and don't have idea for Javascript, but if you have any help about this, and will be very useful for me...

thanks!!

ChrisSmith7

Have a look at the API page:

ArcGIS API for Silverlight | ArcGIS for Developers

It will give you a good start (Guide tab), including code samples (Samples tab).

I have to ask, though, is Silverlight an absolute, 110% requirement? Can you persuade the powers-to-be to use JavaScript?

You can integrate this well with ASP.NET (I use the framework and embed js maps on our pages). Silverlight is dead - browsers are even preventing the plug-in from loading, and, wont even allow workarounds in the near future (September, 2015, for Chrome).

I can't speak for Esri, but I imagine most of their efforts nowadays will be for JavaScript - you will also find a larger community for the JavaScript API (and for Dojo/jQuery/JavaScript in general) than for Silverlight.

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