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How to zoom in to further detail with ESRI's Tiled Cached service? Thanks.

weiliang

I have two service layers in our application, one is ESRI provided street map (with tiled cache), another is our own dynamic map service with a aerial photo layer. With the tiled cache service added, it seems that we can only zoom to certain scale. Is there any possibility that we can dynamically zoom to any detailed scale?

Many thanks,

Wei

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DominiqueBroux

You can initialize the MinimumResolution of the map with a low value.

/Dominique

TedCronin

How does one go about doing this exactly? I have been experiencing this as well, and it can be quite frustrating for setting when your tile service has to be turned off and when a dynamic need to be turned on for scale display.

weiliang

Thanks, it works.

NinaRihn

How do you initialize the MinimumResolution of the map with a low value? I tried this, and it doesn't help:

<map minimumresolution=".0002" initialextent="-9703000 5009000 -10501000 6008000" top="40">

don't know if that is right though.

JenniferNery

To set your Map's MinimumResolution:

<esri:Map x:Name="MyMap"   MinimumResolution="0.0000107288360595703" MaximumResolution="0.3515625">

InitialExtent is read-only and is a value reported by the service. Therefore, you cannot change this property. http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/silverlight/apiref/ESRI.ArcGIS.Client~ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer~InitialExtent.html

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