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And you are not getting a script error either? ... View more

That's weird... the rest response you shared earlier indicates that this is a 10.x server (granted the first beta of this this was named 9.4). Also ArcGIS Server 10 is required to do any form of editing, and the same goes for the Silverlight API which has to be v2.0 ... View more

I'm not sure why it works with the Javascript API, but the way that the WMS class works in Silverlight is that it uses your map control's spatial reference to generate GetMap requests to the WMS. One thing you can do is download the sample WMS layer code here and modify the GetUrl() method to force the spatial reference to EPSG: 4326, then use this class instead of the 2.0 API WMS class. I would highly discourage that, since the two layers will not properly align (error could easily be >1000feet) The correct approach is to make all your services use and support the same spatial reference, instead of mixing oranges and apples. ... View more

Sorry I misunderstood. Inheriting from FeatureLayer should be fine. But you could be overriding some methods incorrectly. Are you overriding anything? (if you are make sure you call the base method as well). ... View more

I"d rather not get in trouble by suggesting anything licensing related (the only rules I know are the ones governing code :-). However I think you can call your ESRI Sales Rep and work something out. It might actually be cheaper through ESRI. ... View more

Did you install the Blend SDK prior to installing the Silverlight API? http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=D197F51A-DE07-4EDF-9CBA-1F1B4A22110D&displaylang=en Did you see a template option in the installer wizard? ... View more

This usually happens when you have a mix of assembly and runtime versions. Ie one assembly built against one version, and your project referencing a different one. Do you also get this issue if you use one of the templates? If not, what's the difference between the two? ... View more

You can still use v2.0 with an ArcGIS 9.3.1 server. If you want to create your own featurelayer, you should 1) Inherit from GraphicsLayer 2) Internally add a querytask that populates the Graphics collection with whatever comes back from the QueryTask. In other words, all a featurelayer is (at least at v1.x) is just a graphicslayer with a built-in querytask. ... View more

Flex uses a crossdomain.xml file, which is basically the same (Silverlight also supports using this file, but prefers the clientaccesspolicy.xml file). What are you getting a 404 on? ... View more

I don't think that's possible. For these types of "advanced" symbology, you should stick with server side rendering. ... View more

Does your WMS service support that spatial reference? What does Fiddler say about the request when the wms image is requested by the map? ... View more

Yes they were unfortunately pulled, because of lack of proper support at the server end. ... View more

So what is not working now? ... View more

At the front of the bing maps portal it says: For information or inquires about pricing, licensing or volume licensing, contact: [email protected]. Also if you go to the bing maps website and click licensing you can find the following: http://www.microsoft.com/maps/product/licensing.aspx ... View more

SharpGIS, are you saying that I can have a FeatureLayer render using the symbology from the server? How can I do that? All I see are examples of setting the FeatureSymbol to some static xaml resource. I don't want to do that. I want to use the symbology that displays if I use a DynamicMapServiceLayer. If you don't set symbology and you hit ArcGIS Server 10, you will get symbology from the server and don't need to set any renderer or FeatureSymbol property. You don't really have to do anything to do that. Are you looking at the v2.0 SDK samples, or the old v1.2? What version is your server? ... View more