Latest Contributions by XintaoLiu

I created a rest SOE using VS2010 C#, and then deployed it on server machine. How to call the Rest SOE in Flex Client? Any example or suggestion? Thanks in advance! Or may I ask that how to call Rest SOEs in Flex and parse the result Json to get valid values? ... View more

After you deploy an SOE then you create a map service and explicitly enable the SOE. Show us the screen shots of the map service you created with the SOE enabled. An SOE is like an addition to a map service. Thanks! I thought a SOE would be the same as a Map Service that can be viewed in ArcGIS Services directory. Got it, thank you. ... View more

Not sure what is different about a "Gmail" style, but have you looked here: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/57341-how-to-implement-a-quot-Loading-quot-message-after-a-layer-is-checked-in-the-TOC?highlight=progress+bar Thanks! But how to change the style, e.g. color, of the indetermined progressbar? Thank you again! ... View more

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Thanks for your patience! I set my C# project properties to build x64, and then tried to debug it. The below errors occurred: "Could not load file or assembly 'canIceService' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format." Attached is my testing C# project, which is good in debug mode, but cannot be published to IIS. If I remove this line "m_AOInit.Initialize(esriLicenseProductCode.esriLicenseProductCodeAdvanced);", then this web service can be published, but cannot connect to SDE. Thank you so much. ... View more

Set your C# project properties to build x64. Thanks for your patience! I set my C# project properties to build x64, and then tried to debug it. The below errors occurred: "Could not load file or assembly 'canIceService' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format." ... View more

My guess is that the problem is that you have IIS configured to run in 32 bits. It should be simple to modify your service to log a message to a file on startup.  The message should simply say whether or not the host process is 64 bit.  Here is the code that you need to do that: var isSixtyFourBit = IntPtr.Size == 8; Processes are either 32 bit or 64 bit and you cannot load a 32 bit DLL in a 64 bit host process nor can you load a 64 bit DLL in a 32 host process.  ArcGIS Server is 64 bit which means that the host process must be 64 bit.  Desktop is 32 bit which means that the host process must be 32 bit. In the case of IIS, it is IIS configuration which determines whether the host process is 32 or 64 bit. Thanks a lot for your reply! I appreciate that! I tried the code and isSixtyFourBit is False, which means it is 32 bit DLL. As you can see the settings of my C# project and IIS, it is all allowed to run 32 bit DLL. My problem is: in debug mode, all the codes are running smoothly, but when I publish it to IIS, only the AoInitialization code cannot work, which leads to the web service cannot work. I doubt that whether it is because the ArcGIS license server is on another computer, which cannot be accessed via IIS, but can be accessed in local debug mode? Plus, to use AO and connect SDE in a web service, the following AoInitialization code is enough? bool bBinding = ESRI.ArcGIS.RuntimeManager.Bind(ESRI.ArcGIS.ProductCode.EngineOrDesktop); IAoInitialize m_AOInit = new AoInitializeClass(); esriLicenseStatus licenseStatus = m_AOInit.Initialize(esriLicenseProductCode.esriLicenseProductCodeAdvanced); Thank you again. ... View more