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Great !! so then I'll be waiting for, Thank very much. ... View more

Hello Eric, only to ask if there is ready a beta or a release to support ARM processors on android and ios, if so where can I download it. Thanks in advance ... View more

Thanks brian, but in the page you give me there is not esri sdk for qt to install in mac,Only for windows or linux 32/64.  How could I make a deploy for Iphone using qt? ... View more

Hi I'm testing this custom class to export metadata using ArcGIS 10.1 using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using ESRI.ArcGIS.Catalog; using ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase; //' Copyright 2008 ESRI //' //' All rights reserved under the copyright laws of the United States //' and applicable international laws, treaties, and conventions. //' //' You may freely redistribute and use this sample code, with or //' without modification, provided you include the original copyright //' notice and use restrictions. //' //' See use restrictions at <your ArcGIS install location>/developerkit/userestrictions.txt. namespace CopyFiles {     class ExporterXML:  ESRI.ArcGIS.Catalog.IMetadataExport     {     public string  DefaultFilename{       //   'in the Export Metadata dialog box...     //   'if you select a file first and then choose this exporter from the     //   'Format dropdown list, this file extension replaces the original     //   'one that you see at the end of the path in the Location text box     //   'if you choose this exporter first then click Browse, this filename     //   'is the default file name, and this file extension is used as     //   'the default filter for listing files get { return "template.xml"; } } public void  Export(ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase.IMetadata source, string destination) {     IXmlPropertySet pXPS;     string vValues;     string sService;     string sServe;     string sTitle;       //'1. get metadata from the source GxObject         //'The IMetadata.Metadata property returns an XmlPropertySet object; if     //'   metadata doesn't exist, ArcCatalog creates and initializes a new     //'   XmlPropertySet object for you. If metadata doesn't exist, don't export.     pXPS = (IXmlPropertySet)source.Metadata;         if (pXPS.IsNew)         return ;         //'2. apply stylesheet to generate output XML         //'This exporter uses the XSLT stylesheet provided with the sample to modify the     //'   metadata and copy the output to a new XML file. XSLT removes all synchronized     //'   information, removes FGDC hints, removes thumbnail and enclosures, and then     //'   removes any empty container elements left over after the leaf nodes have been     //'   removed. Leaves in empty elements that have a value attribute that contains     //'   text - used in ISO to store values for some elements.     //'     //'If no path specified for xslPath parameter,     //'   the XSLT stylesheet must reside in ArcGIS bin directory. If it resides elsewhere,     //'   set the appropriate path below and recompile. If it resides in     //'   %ARCHOME\Metadata\Stylesheets, add an underscore (_) to the beginning of filename     //'   so it won't appear in dropdown lists in ArcCatalog, modify path below and     //'   recompile. outputANSI parameter must be FALSE and header must be NULL for this to     //'   work. XSLT stylesheet adds the XML processing instruction and DOCTYPE comment.         //'    pXPS.SaveAsFile "exportDocumentation.xsl", vbNullString, False, destination     //pXPS.SaveAsFile("D:\\ArcGIS2FGDC.xsl","", false, destination);     pXPS.SaveAsFile("C:\\Program Files (x86)\\ArcGIS\\Desktop10.1\\Metadata\\Stylesheets\\ArcGIS_ItemDescription.xsl", "", false, destination);       } public string  Name { get {          // 'this is the name that appears in the Format dropdown list in the        // 'Export Metadata dialog box       return "Template Exporter";     } } } } And try to make a QI like this string strName;                     strName = pGxObj1.Name;                                         pMD = (IMetadata)pGxObj1;                    // IMetadataExport a;                     m_pExporterXML = new ExporterXML();                     pExport = m_pExporterXML;                                         //'Export the metadata to a local directory                     pExport.Export( pMD, "D:\\" + strName + ".html");                                           pGxObj1 = pEnumGxObj.Next();                     intCount = intCount + 1; Works when  I use ArcGIS_ItemDescription.xsl but Now what I want is to export metadata but using FGDC standar. but it crash when I use ARCGIS2FGDC.xml located on C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.1\Metadata\Translator. I think I must use python to get this FGDC format and use ExportMetadata_conversion import arcpy from arcpy import env env.workspace = "C:/data" #set local variables dir = arcpy.GetInstallInfo("desktop")["InstallDir"] translator = dir + "Metadata/Translator/ESRI_ISO2ISO19139.xml" arcpy.ExportMetadata_conversion ("data.gdb/roads", translator,     "roads_19139.xml") so then what is the diference between ExportMetadata_conversion on python and pXPS.SaveAsFile on arcobjects. I'm a Little confused Thanks for read. ... View more

Hi This question has 2 year and the problem continue.... ImportXML CoClass removed, I have this problem too. In my case I need ExportXML CoClass, somebody from ESRI has an answer please. Thanks in advance . ... View more

I had this problem too, with bitmap conversion, so I'm using this. 1. First I changed Bitmap2Stream to this private void Bitmap2Stream()     { // Encode to stream                         int hgt = _wbm.PixelHeight;         int wdth = _wbm.PixelWidth;         EditableImage ei = new EditableImage(wdth, hgt);         for (int y = 0; y < hgt; y++)         {             for (int x = 0; x < wdth; x++)             {                 int pixel = _wbm.Pixels[((y * wdth) + x)];                 ei.SetPixel(x, y, (byte)((pixel >> 16) & 0xff), (byte)((pixel >> 😎 & 0xff), (byte)(pixel & 0xff), (byte)((pixel >> 24) & 0xff));             }         }         //Get the stream from the encoder and create byte array from it         System.IO.Stream pngStream = ei.GetStream();         _stream = pngStream;         _wbm = null; } The EditableImage  class you can get it from the attachment file, I can't remember the Url where I got this files sorry ='C. 2 Second you must add the "format" parameter with the jpg option in the Layer2Bitmap function string sData = "?f=image"; sData += "&format=jpg"; Doing this you will get a nice image inside your PDF. Bye ... View more