Download?

[OlegSavelos]

Hi!

I am struggling to find the WPF SDK download link.
Can somebody point me to the right direction?

Thanks.

[EdVergara]

You can find the WPF samples here along with the DDL's you'll need to run them.

ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF Sample Application V10.1.1
http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=ace12032e3db4314b7ba7ee5b341c80c

[RyanCoodey]

Back when they called it the "ArcGIS API for WPF" you can still grab the latest version 2.4 from: http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/wpf/index.html.

But after this version, they renamed it to the "ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF" and there have been a few releases, version 1.0 then the current 10.1.1 (10.2 coming soon)... but the bad news is you must have an EDN subscription for these (not sure if this will be true for 10.2) and can download them from your customer portal: http://customers.esri.com

If you don't have an EDN subscription and only need to connect to GIS Services (no local data), I would say 2.4 is still decent to get started. Otherwise log into your customer portal and go to the Software Download section for the latest release.

Hope that helps a bit!

[OlegSavelos]

Thank you for your response guys!

Basically we are not interested in any GIS services just an SDK that would allow us to Render a MAP and Layers/Objects.
We plan to do all the routing computations ourselves so i suppose there will be no extra licensing/service costs apart EDN subscription?

[RyanCoodey]

Check out: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/runtime-wpf/concepts/index.html#/Functionality_set_requirements/...

The "Basic" license (EDN only) alows only local tile packages. The "Standard" license adds on the support for more local data options like packages and you have to buy deployment packs for those. Check out the documentation above (and its other similar pages) and see if it helps...

[OlegSavelos1]

When you say local tiles do you mean that we can only have the map locally?
Also does the EDN Subscription actually allows us to distribute our software commercially?

[DavidLednik]

EDN is only for developing and testing.
You need to get a deployment licenses when you deliver your application.

David