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Is your service secured? There's plenty of forum- and blogposts on this error if you search for it. Seems to be a WCF configuration issue. ... View more

This is something that we could possibly see changed in 2.1 or a future release. ... View more

As shryu mentions, this is what attachments were made for. ... View more

The REST service does not support changing the services on the fly. ... View more

ArcGIS Server 10.0 only supports editing feature layers. Anything more than that would require a custom service, client code for talking to that service and doing the editing, and ArcObjects code on the server end. ... View more

What errors are you getting? Did you debug the requests and responses using Fiddler? ... View more

Did you see this blogpost? http://blogs.esri.com/Dev/blogs/silverlightwpf/archive/2010/03/11/Sending-geometry-between-Silverlight-and-the-server-using-WCF.aspx ... View more

To better understand how the visible layers property works, try and get a feeling for how the REST endpoint works. See http://services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/SDK/REST/export.html Look at the "layers" parameter. For each ID you add to the VisibleLayers array, it will get added to the "Show" value. Ie VisibleLayers = new int[] { 1,2,3 } will generate: &layers=show:1,2,3 ... View more

As a minimum you need the Expression Blend 4 SDK (or the full Expression Blend install) prior to installing the Silverlight API Setup to get the templates. ... View more

You cannot use the SetLayerUrl action for this. Instead add 3 layers, one for each baselayer. Use the toggle layer visibility action instead for turning on/off layers when the radio buttons are checked. ... View more

The labels in a mapservice is defined in the MXD/MSD that was used for publishing the service to ArcGIS Server. If you need to change these labels, it would have to be done by changing the MXD/MSD and re-publishing the service. ... View more

I'm not sure what you need the size of the scalebar for. Basically if your map resolution is 0.1, and the scalebar is 200 pixels wide, the scalebar's width represents 0.1 * 200 = 20 map units. The scalebar does a little fiddling with the numbers to try and show nice rounded values, so the width will constantly change. Note that the number the scalebar shows is not the "scale" in the 1:xxxxx sense, but how large a distance the width of the scalebar represents. ... View more

Are you on an internal network that requires a proxy configuration? Will it work if you are outside that network? ... View more

You don't bind the slider to the layer, but to the map. If features in the graphicslayer have timeextents defined, they will be filtered based on the map's time extent. ... View more

Please read the license terms for the API when you install it. Note that it is only free in specific cases. There are cases where this is NOT free to use. The same thing applies to using the services from ArcGIS Online (see here: http://resources.esri.com/arcgisonlineservices/index.cfm?fa=content) ... View more