Latest Contributions by JimSomerville

This seems to still be the case.  We are working on creating a Dojo 2.0, fully AMD-compatible application.  The documentation states that in addition to "dojo/on", "dojo/aspect" is another option.  And event handlers, using dojo/aspect, do get called.  However, the handler arguments are not available.  For example, in the snippet below, "layer" is undefined: aspect.after(this.map, "onLayerAddResult", lang.hitch(this, function (layer, error) { })); ... View more

Also, certifying the JavaScript API against a range of local Dojo versions (e.g. Dojo 1.7+), similar to the way jQuery UI is implemented with jQuery, would offer more flexibility. ... View more

Agree, support for WFS, WMS, tiled WMS should be fully supported in the APIs and desktop. Better would be for ESRI to standardize ArcGIS Server on OGC endpoints, rather than a custom implementation. ... View more

Rene, in that link, it looks like they are building off a 2nd, local copy of Dojo.  Not sure, though. Matthew, I have found Rene's blog posts to be quite informative in structuring a JavaScript application.  The big challenge is the ArcGIS API automatically including a built version of Dojo (layer file).  A "source code"- unbuilt- version of the API would be extremely helpful for debugging and building.  Certifying the API to be compatible with a range of Dojo versions (a la how jQuery UI does with jQuery), instead of automatically including a specific version would be a big plus as well. ... View more

You'll have to excuse all the commented code, junk, etcetera, but in the following page I just changed the 3.2 references to 3.3, and it won't hit the require callback (line 72). source code Update: Hmm, I switched the order of the includes in the require statement (scalebar first, then utils), and it loads now.  Oh well.  Thanks, Rene. ... View more

I was getting this error when creating a map service programmatically as well.  Thanks to dhollema, I realized I had left out the "MaxImageWidth" property. One note, at least for developing against AGS 10, is the REST cache does NOT seem to need to be cleared after creating the new map service.  It was automatically populated for me in the rest/services directory immediately after creation of the new map service. ... View more