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How to open ArcGIS project file programmatically

vibindhas

I have created ArcGIS pro managed configuration project and I want to bypass start page and open predefined .apr file directly when arcpro is called with configuration. Kindly help me for this

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Wolf

Or if you want to open a project programmatically you can add the following snippet in the override for OnApplicationReady of your ConfigurationManager class implementation:

protected override void OnApplicationReady()
{
  try
  {
    var aprxPath = @"c:\...\ProProjectFile.aprx";
    Project.OpenAsync(aprxPath);
  }
  catch (Exception ex)
  {
    MessageBox.Show ($@"Error: ex.Message");
  }
}

For the OnShowStartPage override just return null.

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CharlesMacleod

just specify the path to the project at the end of the command line (after the /config:xyz bit). If the path has spaces u will need to use quotes.

refer to ProGuide Command line switches for ArcGISPro.exe for all the available command line switches fyi.

Wolf

Or if you want to open a project programmatically you can add the following snippet in the override for OnApplicationReady of your ConfigurationManager class implementation:

protected override void OnApplicationReady()
{
  try
  {
    var aprxPath = @"c:\...\ProProjectFile.aprx";
    Project.OpenAsync(aprxPath);
  }
  catch (Exception ex)
  {
    MessageBox.Show ($@"Error: ex.Message");
  }
}

For the OnShowStartPage override just return null.

vibindhas

It worked but it shows start page for a second then loads the aprx file

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