Latest Contributions by RafaelFerraro

Thanks for your response.  Here is the crux of the code I am using for my print task - no graphics layers ever make into exported map.  As for proxy.config (ASP.NET backend), I have the mustMatch set to false, so I dont believe I need to add print task url. var printParams = new esri.tasks.PrintParameters();                 printParams.map = App.map;                 var template = new esri.tasks.PrintTemplate();                 template.format = "pdf";                 template.layout = $('#selLayout').val();                 template.preserveScale = true;                 template.layoutOptions = {                     titleText: $('#inputMapTitle').val(),                     authorText: $('#inputMapAuthor').val(),                     scalebarUnit: $('#selScalebarUnit').val()                 };                 printParams.template = template;                 var deferred = Mod.controller.printTask.execute(printParams); ... View more

A .soe file is simply a ZIP file containing the following items : Config.xml Install (directory containing : ) *.dll *.pdb If the Config.xml file is generated (and your dlls) then you can pack it yourself and upload it on ArcGIS Server. Thanks for the suggestion.  However, not even the config.xml is produced, so this won't work for my situation. ... View more

Robert, Thanks for the reply.  I have considered a draggable titlewindow, but its missing the anchor point that the infowindow provides. The information being displayed is tied to a parcel so I need to anchor whatever component I use to some point within that parcel.  My customer has requested the ability to move the infowindow around the map, instead of panning the map to reposition the infowindow. ... View more

For anyone who cares, this behavior only occurs when the map is accessed from a module.  If I perform the same actions in the application containing the map, everything works as expected. ... View more

Thanks for your response. The current code I am using came straight from an ESRI C# example.  I am dealing with multi-part polygons, that have inner and outer rings.  Ideally, I would like the function to be robust enough to handle any feature class; shapefile, in-memory, SDE...etc. I have been testing against shapefiles and in-memory feature classes that have 10 "donut circles".  Each circle has one inner and outer ring, each ring with 365 points, for a total 7300 points.  I am not sitting in front of my workstation at the moment so I cant give the exact performance statistics, but is was somewhere around ~10 sec to read this shapefile, WITHOUT the writeline statements. Using the MapWin GIS component to read the same shapefile finishes <1 sec.         public static void PolygonToString(IPolygon4 polygon)         {                IGeometryBag exteriorRingGeometryBag = polygon.ExteriorRingBag;                IGeometryCollection exteriorRingGeometryCollection = exteriorRingGeometryBag as IGeometryCollection;                Trace.WriteLine("polygon.ExteriorRingCount = " + exteriorRingGeometryCollection.GeometryCount);                for (int i = 0; i < exteriorRingGeometryCollection.GeometryCount; i++)                {                       Trace.WriteLine("polygon.ExteriorRing[" + i + "]");                       IGeometry exteriorRingGeometry = exteriorRingGeometryCollection.get_Geometry(i);                       IPointCollection exteriorRingPointCollection = exteriorRingGeometry as IPointCollection;                       for (int j = 0; j < exteriorRingPointCollection.PointCount; j++)                       {                              Trace.WriteLine("Point[" + j + "] = " + PointToString(exteriorRingPointCollection.get_Point(j)));                       }                       IGeometryBag interiorRingGeometryBag = polygon.get_InteriorRingBag(exteriorRingGeometry as IRing);                       IGeometryCollection interiorRingGeometryCollection = interiorRingGeometryBag as IGeometryCollection;                       Trace.WriteLine("polygon.InteriorRingCount[exteriorRing" + i + "] = " + interiorRingGeometryCollection.GeometryCount);                       for (int k = 0; k < interiorRingGeometryCollection.GeometryCount; k++)                       {                              Trace.WriteLine("polygon.InteriorRing[" + k + "]");                              IGeometry interiorRingGeometry = interiorRingGeometryCollection.get_Geometry(k);                              IPointCollection interiorRingPointCollection = interiorRingGeometry as IPointCollection;                              for (int m = 0; m < interiorRingPointCollection.PointCount; m++)                              {                                     Trace.WriteLine("Point[" + m + "] = " + PointToString(interiorRingPointCollection.get_Point(m)));                              }                       }                }         }         private static string PointToString(IPoint point)         {             return (point.X + ", " + point.Y + ", " + point.Z);         } ... View more

Thanks for suggestion about JSON.NET. I am using IGPFunction2 to create a custom tool (think ArcToolbox tool) that can be published to AGIS as a geoprocessing service.  All of the examples I have seen for .NET tools to AGIS Geoprocessing Services went this route.  If there is a better way, please tell me. ... View more