<esri:Map x:Name="Map" Background="{StaticResource BaseColor}"> <esri:Map.Extent> <esri:Envelope XMin="number" YMin="number" XMax="number" YMax="number" > <esri:Envelope.SpatialReference> <esri:SpatialReference WKID="102696"/> </esri:Envelope.SpatialReference> </esri:Envelope> </esri:Map.Extent> ...
Good afternoon.
Add my two cents worth - hope it will help. With such a problem I encountered when translating my application with the UserCS to the CS with WKID=102100 (Web Mercator). Long to understand, make a new application with my old code - nothing helped. It turned out everything is simple - in application present an OverviewMap in UserCS. After the change the layer of OverviewMap with WKID=102100 error no longer occur. In a standard template standard.zip also present OverviewMap and by default it is present World_Street_Map in coordinate system WKID=102100. I think it may cause an error, if the work map in another coordinate system.
No at first glance, you don't need to set an extent. It's still unclear for me what are the layers inside your map and your is exactly your issue.
Dominique,My map sref is 28600 (Qatar National Grid). I did not set any extent to map in code or xaml. Should I set any?Arun
I would need more info about your config.Normally if your services are hosted by ArcGIS server, they should be automatically projected in your map spatial reference.What is the spatial reference of your map? Did you set manually (code or XAML) an extent?
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