Latest Contributions by BarbaraSchneider1

For deploying a custom component using a setup project in Visual Studio 2010, I used the following guideline: ArcObjects Help for .NET developers In Visual Studio 2013, however, this kind of setup project is not supported any more. Instead, InstallShield has to be installed, which works like a plugin in Visual Studio. I did the following steps to create a setup: First of all, InstallShield Express, Premier, or Professional is needed. InstallShield Free Edition is not sufficient. Reason: When unistalling, a custom action can only be invoked after system changes. However, we need this action before the installed dlls are removed (more to custom actions see below). Create a new project that will be an executable. This executable is used to invoke ESRIRegAsm.exe (see also link above). I didn't figure out how InvokeESRIRegAsm.dll could do that so I created an executable. I altered the code from project InvokeESRIRegAsm (see link above). Important: the following lines of code must be used before the process is started: ProcessStartInfo.UseShellExecute = true; ProcessStartInfo.Verb = "runas"; Create a new Setup Project and go through the Project Assistant to add files (and so on) Define a custom action for during Installation (after file transfer) and add the executable created above. Please note: if a path in the Command Line contains blanks, it has to be enclosed in quotation marks. Define a custom action for during Unistallation (before system changes) and add the executable created above. Does anyone have a better solution? If yes, please let me know. ... View more

I am creating a BiUniqueValueRenderer: IBivariateRenderer bivariateRenderer = new BiUniqueValueRendererClass(); // Assign renderers it to biunique value renderer      bivariateRenderer.MainRenderer = (IFeatureRenderer)uniqueValueRend; bivariateRenderer.VariationRenderer = (IFeatureRenderer)classBreaksRend; When I'm assigning the classBreaksRend to the bivariateRenderer, there is following error message: "Value is outside expected range". I have assigned both the uniqueValueRenderer and the ClassBreaksRenderer separately to the layer, and both work fine. Here is the code for creating the ClassBreaksRenderer: IClassBreaksRenderer classBreaksRend = new ClassBreaksRenderer(); // Define the table histogram ITableHistogram tableHistogram = (ITableHistogram) new TableHistogram(); tableHistogram.Field = fieldName; tableHistogram.Table = (ITable)featLayer; IHistogram histogram = (IHistogram) tableHistogram; object doubleArrayValues; object longArrayFequencies; histogram.GetHistogram(out doubleArrayValues, out longArrayFequencies); // Set up classification method IClassifyGEN classifyGen = new EqualInterval(); classifyGen.Classify(doubleArrayValues, longArrayFrequencies, ref numClasses); double[] classBreaks = (double[]) classifyGen.ClassBreaks; // Set renderer properties classBreaksRend.Field = fieldName; classBreaksRend.FieldCount = numClasses; classBreaksRend.MinimumBreak = classBreaks[0]; // Interpolate marker sizes List<double> markerSizes = InterpolateMarkerSizes(numClasses, markerSymbol.Size, maxSymbolSize); // Step through breaks and assign breaks, labels, and symbols for (int i = 0; i < numClasses; i++) {    classBreaksRend.set_Break(i, classBreaks[i+1]);    classBreaksRend.set_Label(i, classBreaks + " - " + classBreaks[i + 1]);    markerSymbol.Size = markerSizes;    classBreaksRend.set_Symbol(i, (ISymbol)markerSymbol); } Any help is appreciated! ... View more

I am creating an ArcMap Add-In using Java ArcObjects SDK. I want to attach my code (or debugger) to ArcMap. I have found the following instructions: http://resources.esri.com/help/9.3/arcgisserver/adf/java/help/doc/4ecc7c38-c7d9-4e99-bcf4-de28ab770faa.htm#Tracing When I use the JavaConfigTool.exe (in ARCGISHOME/bin), I always get the following error: "Error, could not create a registry key." Thanks for any help in advance, Barbara ... View more