Latest Contributions by dotMorten_esri

Custom symbols requires an offset set. Default tie point is upper left corner, and offsets are relative to this corner. ... View more

Only thing I can think of, is that if you also want to start developing Silverlight Apps for the Windows Phone 7 platform XP is not supported. (we'll have a beta version of the ArcGIS Silverlight API for WinPhone out very soon), ... View more

Turns out that the other division is using ArcIMS and not GIS. 😞 Can the SL control use that as a backend? Not out of the box, but it is possible to write an ArcIMS layer that does this. Basically you inherit from DynamicMapServiceLayer and implement the GetUrl() method. GetUrl should return a url to an image generated by ArcIMS for the request extent, width and height. Take a look at the Wms Layer for an example of a custom dynamic layer. http://esrisilverlight.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/view/55578#1131696 ... View more

In most cases you can work around the few binding limitations using Attached Properties (AP) and listening for the property changed event. A quick google on AP should get you started. ... View more

Hello, What I need is a way to pass some credentials to the ArcGIS service when I call it. Is this possible? ArcGIS Server uses Tokens to do this. Basically you use the Token service to generate either a long-lived or short-lived token, and you set the generated token you get on the Token property on your ArcGIS Layers. ... View more

Let me add to Jennifers comment by saying that the v2.0 of the API is fully compatible with ArcGIS 9.3.x, so you don't have to use the old v1.x of the API. ... View more

To use ArcIMS you will need to write a bit of custom code, but I know of people who have done it, and it is very much possible (basically you inherit from DynamicMapserviceLayer and implement the GetUrl() method). ArcGIS Online subscription layers are fully supported. You can also use Bing Maps's tiles if you desire by using the Bing assembly and signing up for a Bing subscription. ... View more

Make sure you set e.Handled = true in the event handler to prevent the map from getting the event, or use the MouseUp event instead. ... View more

Where are you getting that null-ref exception? Do you have a stacktrace you can share? ... View more

While its completely possible (a few tweaks to OpenStreetMapLayer would do it), Google's licensing restricts you from doing so. I'm curious why it "won't work out" using your internal server? ... View more

The graphic they clicked on is in the event argument (e.Graphic). Note that if you click on a cluster, you get the cluster that represents the clustered graphics. This is by design. ... View more

This is a known issue with the magnifier / rest service. ... View more

Make sure that the point you parse into the ScreenToMap method is relative to the upper left corner of the map control. ... View more

The relationship query is for querying related tables, so no this shouldn't fire when you call execute. ... View more

Setting relationship is not supported for FeatureLayer. If you require this, I suggest you use the QueryTask together with the GraphicsLayer. ... View more