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Thanks Dan, Start trying, will revert soon. Regards ... View more

Thanks Jayanta, I'll back after doing as suggested. Regards ... View more

Thanks Jayanta for reply. The desired info is as - 1. The server is configured for intranet use and I'd used server name. The web adapter is configured successfully (Snapshot attached). 2. Sing-on page is opening properly without any issue. We are facing issue after sign-on; After giving correct userid/pwd portal sign-on page goes off.  3. The server has Windows Server 2008 R2. ... View more

Thanks Denise, Very useful information posted by you. Regards Indra Bisen Hello Indra, Microsoft has not stopped supporting the Windows Mobile OS although likely to be service pack updates only. Earlier this year, Microsoft released the Windows Embedded Handheld OS, a high performance OS platform optimized for enterprise handheld devices (runs on many of devices previously running Windows Mobile OS). Windows Embedded Handheld addresses the broad needs of Enterprises in many segments, including field mobility, transportation and logistics, retail, healthcare, and manufacturing and has Microsoft commitment for 10-year support program plus product availability of 15 years (see attached PDF). ArcGIS for Windows Mobile 3.1 (formerly named ArcGIS Mobile 10x) is supported on both Windows and Windows Mobile OS devices. ArcGIS for Windows Mobile - Mobile App runs on Windows Mobile 5.0, 6.1, 6.5 and Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5x OS; ArcGIS for Windows Mobile - Windows App and Mobile Project Center runs on Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista SP2, and Windows 7 OS. Windows 8 is Microsoft's new unified OS that works on tablets, traditional PCs and laptops and has twin versions, Windows 8 and Windows RT.  Windows 8 is considered next iteration of Windows 7 OS with a new runtime environment, WinRT for Metro Apps.  The full version of Windows 8 will be available on Windows 8 and Windows 8 Pro devices; powered by Intel chips; can run legacy Windows programs already being used by you (including ArcGIS for Windows Mobile 3.1).  Windows 8 RT is similar to Windows Phone 7 OS.  Windows 8 RT runs on ARM-based tablets & PCs and Windows 8 smartphones; is not compatible with older Windows software; works exclusively with Apps available in the Windows Store (see ArcGIS for Smartphone/Tablet Apps for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone OS devices).  Esri plans to have the ArcGIS for Windows Store App available at time of Windows 8 publicly available release for Windows 8 RT devices. I hope this helps, Denise ... View more

Hi, You can do it as following - map1.Scale = 1000; map1.Scale = 5000; . . and so on. Indra Bisen I have a button for ZoomIn and ZoomOut in Windows Mobile app. I want the user to be able to Zoom In/Out to 10 different levels defined (like in arcMap there is 1:1,000,1:5,000). Should I be using map1.Scale(SizeF factor); ? Any code samples would be helpful. Thanks in advance ... View more

Hi, If I understand properly that basically you want to use some you own/free base maps in mobile device in disconnected mode. For this purpose you want to add it in mobile cache like vector data then - YES! you can do it. But the way is little different. However, I'd not tried it with in-build ArcGIS Mobile Application but I'd successfully done it with ArcGIS Mobile SDK. To do this you have to create tiles cache either through  "Create Map Server Cache" under Server Tools or through Caching tab in Map Service Publishing Dialogue box.  Once the tiles cache create then you have to manually copy it to device and use ESRI.ArcGIS.Mobile.DataProducts.RasterData.TileCacheMapLayer to add tile map cache to the map as base map. Regards, Indra Bisen ... View more

Hi, I had similar kind of issue but with Windows Forms application. Right now I'm unable to remember exact DLL name (may be pe.dll) but you can try to add DLLs available in  C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Mobile10.0\Bin  folder. regards Indra Bisne ... View more

Dear Vijay , Regarding your 1st question to convert in other formats: There is no other formats those are supported by ArcGIS mobile. However, you can export the data directly from your source feature class (from which the mobile cache was built) in more than 75 of other formats (requires Interoperability extension, some of the formats comes without extension also) including the MS SQL Spatial , Oracle Spatial or GML. For more details see (http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/extensions/datainteroperability/common-questions) 2nd Que: You can open .db file in any other application and you can read/update the attribute data but you can not read spatial feature as it is stored as a binary format. Also, the schema is not stored in db file so you cannot identify layer by tables name.   But as it may be a case of reverse engineering so read license agreement carefully before trying it in real applications. Regards, indra bisen ... View more

Dear David, As mentioned by Ciprian Lazar both the things are possible very well with ArcGIS Mobile but you have to develop the custom application using ArcGIS Mobile SDK or have to customize the ArcGIS Mobile application provided by ESRI. Their is no out of the box facility is available with ArcGIS Mobile application for your issues. regards indra bisen ... View more

Hi, try with changing FromGPS to FromWGS84() as following code because by default GPS returns data in WGS84 datum. Coordinate coordinate = new Coordinate(); coordinate = mobileCache1.SpatialReference.FromWgs84(mGpsConn.Longitude,mGpsConn.Latitude); txtLat.Text = coordinate.Y txtLong.Text = coordinate.X regards Indra Bisen ... View more