Latest Contributions by DerekLaw

All, Just a reminder that the Flex-A-Widget Challenge deadline is this Friday Feb 18th!!! All widgets on the Viewer code gallery are eligible for the competition as long as they work with ArcGIS Viewer for Flex 2.2 or higher. Please ensure that your widgets are submitted by the deadline. Good luck and thanks for your participation, ... View more

Hi J oN, So does anyone else have performance metrics? The Esri Performance Benchmarks page, on the Enterprise GIS Resource Center might have something. Check out the Implementation Gallery for some additional case studies - they may contain additional comparisons. Hope this helps, ... View more

FYI, The GDBT for ArcGIS 10 is now available for download: Free Download-Geodatabase Toolset Hope this helps, ... View more

FYI, The GDBT for ArcGIS 10 is now available for download: Free Download-Geodatabase Toolset Hope this helps, ... View more

FYI, The GDBT for ArcGIS 10 is now available for download: Free Download-Geodatabase Toolset Hope this helps, ... View more

FYI: now available, File Geodatabase API (beta download) Hope this helps, ... View more

FYI: now available, File Geodatabase API (beta download) Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Rene, ... Is there a page where we can see what we submitted? Or will it just warn us that the link was already submitted? ... Currently, we don't have a Web page that shows which widgets have been submitted for the competition. When we open up voting, we'll have a compiled list of all the widget entries. After you've submitted a widget for the competition, you should receive a confirmation email. As this is the first day, there may be a slight delay. 🙂 Additionally, if you followed the submission steps, you should have tagged your widget item with the word "challenge". You can do a quick search in the Viewer code gallery for "challenge" and filter for widgets to verify that you're entry was made. Hi Robert, ... the issue is that the the http://www.esri.com/events/devsummit/pdfs/widget-instructions.pdf has what looks like clickable links to the the entry form, code gallery, etc. But they are not actual hyperlinks. Thanks for catching this. We are working on correcting the links and updating the doc. Good luck to both of you and thanks for participating, ... View more

FYI, the widget submission entry form is now live: Submit Your Widget to the Flex-A-Widget Challenge (FYI: this is linked from the competition homepage) Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Robert, I believe the widget submission entry form is live now: Submit Your Widget to the Flex-A-Widget Challenge (FYI: this is linked from the competition homepage) Is it not working for you? ... View more

Hi Drew, As long as the widget works with the 2.2 Viewer release, it should be fine. We strongly recommend that you thoroughly document your widget entry on its details page and in an associated ReadMe file, so others can understand how to use it. After all, the winner will be decided by public voting. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Nasif, Query layers enable you to retrieve spatial data from a database as read-only layers. They don't support updating existing feature classes. If the data for your pump stations was also contained in the database, then yes, query layers will enable you to have that data "updated" each time the SQL query was executed. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Timothy, At this time, there is no "perfect" solution for using the CASE/UML data model approach for designing geodatabase schemas. There are a few developer samples such as: ArcGIS Diagrammer 9.2/9.3 Geodatabase Diagrammer for ArcGIS 9 Please also review this help topic: A note about the use of UML for geodatabase design Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Mads, Good idea. We are working on updating the competition page. Thanks for your suggestion, ... View more

All, FYI: The Flex-A-Widget Challenge official rules FYI 2: Due to technical difficulties on our end, "widget competition entry forms" cannot be submitted today. We will start accepting widget entry forms starting Wednesday Janurary 19th, 2011. Hope this helps, ... View more