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ArcGIS server 9.3.1 does not support editing of features through the REST endpoint, and neither does v1.1. For that you need ArcGIS Server v10 and ArcGIS Silverlight API v2.0 ... View more

Take a look at this sample: http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/silverlight/samples/start.htm#ToolkitTemplatePickerStyles ... View more

The property is read only, but the collection is not. Ie: identifyParams.LayerIDs.Add(1); ... View more

Is your ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.*.dll references pointing to the v2.0 WPF versions? (ie not an older version or the Silverlight version) ... View more

Just create a new instance of graphic and add it to the Graphics collection on the featurelayer. If the layer is editable, it will automatically be saved back to the server: var graphic = new Graphic(); graphic.Geometry = new MapPoint(12,34) { SpatialReference = new SpatialReference(4326) }; graphic.Attributes["Name"] = "Lorem Ipsum"; myFeatureLayer.Graphics.Add(graphic); ... View more

Sounds like what you need is MapIt: www.esri.com/mapit ... View more

Could you share the simple code you have? I'd like to see if I can reproduce it. Also what hardware and type of touch screen are you using? What version of WPF? (.NET 3.5 or 4.0?) ... View more

The DataTemplate doesn't have a DataContext either. It's the element that the template gets applied to that has a DataContext. So in other words: Yes you can do this with ControlTemplate too. You can bind to attributes and symbol properties like so (assuming a FontSize property on the symbol class and a "Title" attribute in the graphic): <ControlTemplate>     <TextBlock FontSize="{Binding Symbol.FontSize}" Text="{Binding Attributes[Title]}" /> </ControlTemplate> ... View more

If you want to add Google Maps you might want to read this blogpost first: http://rexdotnet.blogspot.com/2010/09/use-google-maps-with-arcgis-silverlight.html ... View more

If you want to add Google Maps you might want to read this blogpost first: http://rexdotnet.blogspot.com/2010/09/use-google-maps-with-arcgis-silverlight.html ... View more

Are you sure this doesn't return null? Symbol = LayoutRoot.FindResource("RedMarkerSymbol") as Symbol ... View more

This samples shows how to specify a map projection: http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/silverlight/samples/start.htm#DefineMapProjection However note that tiled layers that doesn't match the map's spatial reference will not render. So if you are not using WGS84 of WebMercator, you won't be able to use ArcGIS Online maps. ... View more

Take a look at the SymbolDisplay control in the Toolkit.Primivites namespace. It can render a symbol. Put these in a ComboBox and have the user select one of them. ... View more

Create a usercontrol you want to show the user with the information fields set (similar to what you would put in a maptip). When the user clicks a row, use the MyMap.MapToScreen() method to figure out where on the screen this geometry is located. Then place the usercontrol on top of the map at this position. ... View more

If you can expose this as a GP Tool, you can call it from Silverlight using the Geoprocessing task. ... View more