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No. Keys are case sensitive by design. Ensure that your services are all using the same casing prior to publishing the service. ... View more

I suggest you look at the two blogposts listed here, which talks about these things: http://blogs.esri.com/Dev/blogs/silverlightwpf/archive/tags/https/default.aspx Also the 3rd and 4th table on the MSDN pages gives you an idea of whats possible in Silverlight when mixing HTTP and HTTPS: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645032(VS.95).aspx ... View more

Please see this blogpost: http://blogs.esri.com/Dev/blogs/silverlightwpf/archive/2009/08/24/Troubleshooting-blank-layers.aspx ... View more

I know that ESRI's SharePoint installation registers the .NET 3.5 WPF dll in the GAC, but that's about it. ... View more

I'm not a SharePoint expert, but since the Silverlight app runs entirely in the browser and the dll's are packaged in the .xap file, I doubt any of what you are trying to do applies here. For instance you don't GAC Silverlight DLLs. ... View more

From the different suggestions I've seen for resolving this issue in other scenarios, they all suggest setting the DataContext before InitializeComponent() (in other words before applying the ControlTemplate). Is this something you could perhaps fix? This is not possible. Basically you can't guarantee that the datacontext is applied up front. The reason for that is because of some UIVirtualization going on under the covers, and UIElements being reused so the datacontext can even change to a different Graphic after the element has rendered. When the datacontext does get set, your bindings should update accordingly. The binding warning is you see is benign and only there for informational/debugging purposes. Are you saying you see a problem? Also, do you have an estimate for the next pre-release of 2.1? Or final release. I currently use the December build of 2.1. The december release IS the final release of v2.1. There are no public dates for v2.2 announced yet. ... View more

Silverlight does not allow you to grab a screendump of images that comes from a different domain and then read the pixel values. So you must have your .xap file hosted on the same domain as your ArcGIS Server data, or use the ProxyUrl property to push the tiles through the proxy so it will look like it comes from the same domain. Alternatively, you can run the app in full trust out of browser mode which doesn't have this security restriction. ... View more

I suggest you create a FeatureLayer, call initialize, and on initalize grab the info from the layer (no need to add the featurelayer to the map). ... View more

This website is really useful for most spherical geometry calculations: http://williams.best.vwh.net/avform.htm ... View more

Your WMS service must support EPSG:3857 for this to work with any WebMercator projection. This is a fairly recent addition to the EPSG list, so older WMS servers might not support it. ... View more

The best way to highlight features on the map is to define a selection state in the symbol template, and simply "select" the feature when you hover on it in the list. ie. myGraphic.Selected = true; This sample has an example of such a custom symbol: http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/silverlight/samples/start.htm#CustomSymbols Click the blue square in the pacific to flip its selection state on and off. You can define any type of storyboard on the symbol template that should play back when the feature gets selected (the other marker symbols in the sample uses the MouseOver state to trigger similar animations, but they could just as well have been selection states). Here's a sample app that uses an approach very similar to what you are asking for: http://serverapps.esri.com/silverlightdemos/spatialflickr.web/ Hit the 'flickr' button in the top left. When the result returns, hover on any feature in the list, and you will see it highlight on the map. This is all done using the selection state. ... View more

You will have to override the default TimeSlider template and remove the TickMark control from it. To do so, in Expression Blend right-click the TimeSlider, select "Edit Template -> Edit a copy". Find the TickMark control in the template, and simply remove it. ... View more

The editor is only meant for simple editing scenarios. For more advanced custom scenarios like this, I suggest you use the Draw class instead and handle the user input/validation. On draw completed, simply perform your validations then add the feature to the FeatureLayer. Ie myFeatureLayer.Graphics.Add(newlyAddedGraphic), and the feature will automatically get pushed back to the server. ... View more

I'm not entirely sure what you mean, but have you looked at the Map.ScreenToMap and Map.MapToScreen methods? They might do what you are looking for. ... View more

Strange that your dynamic map service is able to show up your features if there is no SHAPE field. The SHAPE field is containing the geometry and is needed if you want to be able to display your feature on the map. The SHAPE field can be hidden from publishing to the REST service, but that doesn't mean its hidden from the MapService when it needs to generate the map image server side. ... View more