Latest Contributions by dotMorten_esri

Again you are missing the point. What framework you have on your server has nothing to do with what Silverlight Runtime you have installed on the client. You can continue to have .NET 2.0 on your server and build ASP.NET websites for .NET 2.0. Remember that all that Silverlight requires is a webserver that can host the .xap file. Any server can do that, including Apache on linux etc. Just think of Silverlight as an HTML file and the runtime plugin is the "browser". The webserver just delivers a .xap file, and the runtime on the client is running and rendering it without the server knowing anything about it. Lastly on a side note, you can have both .NET 2, 3.5 and 4 installed on your server at the same time. In IIS you can chose which version your app-pool is running on (and on another side note, .NET 3.5 really still is .NET 2.0 but with a few extra assemblies added). ... View more

The setup.exe itself is 32bit, but the dll's it lays down can be used with both x86 and x64 applications. ... View more

What is the from coordinate system? On a side note, webmercator projection will be in the core API at the next release, so you won't need Bing by then (it will also support reprojecting entire geometries and not just points) ... View more

It was a mistake that EditTask was public in the beta. This will not be the case in the next drop. Instead you should be editing features through the FeatureLayer itself by modifying its Graphics collection directly. On a side note, the behavior you describe is often caused by adding more and more eventhandlers to an object. Ie. you forget to unhook it again, and you keep adding the same eventhandler over and over again every time you execute it. ... View more

Silverlight's print implementation is done by printing to a high-resolution bitmap. I'm guessing when you try to print to such a large format, the bitmap will be enourmous and likely the cause of the issue. Your best bet it probably generate the print on the server and create a PDF, but of course that's a lot more work on your side (there's a sample in the code gallery). Also I suggest you cast your vote on this feature: http://dotnet.uservoice.com/forums/4325-silverlight-feature-suggestions/suggestions/656927-vector-printing?ref=title ... View more

Globe services are not supported. ... View more

Which version of the ESRI Silverlight API are you using? ... View more

Correct. Because the world looks "different" in the two projections, the maps won't align on top of each other. Think of a projection as a "unit". It's like mixing meters and miles without re-calculating them to be in the the same units first. ... View more

Add a reference to 'System.Runtime.Serialization' ... View more

When you say its the same server, is it also the same port number? And are you using the same name to point to the server? (ie localhost, servername, www.servername.com or IP number are all considered different even though they point to the same physical server). ... View more

You want to look at WriteableBitmap.Render http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.media.imaging.writeablebitmap.render(v=VS.95).aspx The returned bitmap can be used as the source of the image. ... View more

Support for querying related data will be available with ArcGIS Server v10 and the upcoming release of the Silverlight API. ... View more

There's only one known issue listed 🙂 ... View more

MapTips can only be triggered by MouseOver. If you need this behavior, pop up a control next to the feature on top of the map when you interact with the datagrid. ... View more

You can zoom to any geometry, so if you have the geometry or envelope of the state, you can simply do: myMap.ZoomTo(geometry); This will fit the state in the view. ... View more