Latest Contributions by EricBader

Hi Carlos. With Final, this worked for me, highlighting all of graphics used in the MessageProcessorApp sample:       try{        for(Layer l : msgGroupLayer.getLayers()){         if(l instanceof com.esri.map.GraphicsLayer){          GraphicsLayer gl = (GraphicsLayer)l;          SimpleMarkerSymbol sms = new SimpleMarkerSymbol(Color.YELLOW,20,Style.CIRCLE);          gl.setSelectionSymbol(sms);          int[] ids = gl.getGraphicIDs();          for(int i : ids){           gl.select(i);          }         }                }       }catch(Exception e){        e.printStackTrace();       } Is this helpful at all? ... View more

While you're at it, I also noticed that the installer for the Java prerelease does not properly set the expected resources path of its Message Processor component in Linux. Linux is very case-sensitive when it comes to file paths. As for this, after install, you need to manually source the init_sdk_java.sh script. Are you saying that this script still doesn't set up your env and paths correctly? Thanks for clarification. ... View more

We would like to know if there is a way to consume globe services in Web application instaed of having to view in ArcGIS Explorer supposedly a light weight application in Arc products. We would like to view the globe service and not imageries in the web applications. The Web and Mobile Application Developer Frameworks (ADFs) for ArcGIS Server does seem to have control to consume globe services. Globe services are accessible through RESTful Web applications, but only for analysis in browser-based Web applications. For visualizing/displaying 3D information on globes, the only clients are ArcGIS Desktop (ArcGlobe/ArcScene) and ArcGIS Explorer Desktop. You may also be interested in looking at the CityEngine product. Apps developed with the Web APIs or the now-deprecated ADFs are not capable of displaying and interacting with 3D globes. I hope this is helpful. ... View more

Hi Adam. I'm afraid you won't have much luck, if you are working with a Map in a visual application. If you are trying a console-type non-visual app you may have some success there. Doubtful that another virtualization software would work at this stage. You are correct, though. Not officially supported at this point. ... View more

Hi Kevin. Click the Line button. Then, when beginning your sketch, try left-clicking once on the map, without holding it down, then move the mouse. The line should draw now as you move the mouse. Does that work? ... View more

Hi David. Yes, correct. These input fields are missing. We have this as a known issue, to be fixed at a later time. Thanks for catching this! ... View more

Great News, Patrice! We would love to get more details of your work, and feedback . Thank you for sharing. ... View more

Why?      ? A valid question! Engine on Linux is dependent on Mainwin libraries. Mainwin does not work on Ubuntu, unfortunately. In June, there will be a new product released called The ArcGIS Runtime, which does not depend on Mainwin, and will be supported on Ubuntu LTS . ... View more

You can only add a kml layer to a GlobeBean. ... View more

This typically happens when you are compiling your code to be compliant with one version of Java, say, compiling for Java 1.6, but then your Java Runtime version tries to use your compiled class files in Java 1.5, for example. Do you see what I mean? Are you using Eclipse? If so, you can make sure you are compiling your source code to the correct level by going to "Project Properties-->Java Compiler", then view your compliance settings. If you are using Java 1.5 at runtime, make sure your compliance settings in your IDE are set for 1.5. Recompile, then redeploy. I hope this helps. ... View more

i figured it out. i reinstalled arcgis with the shell script gschalow gave me in the posts and made sure i had all the packages installed . thanks to everyone for helping me out. GREAT news. Thanks for letting us know! ... View more

9.3.1 is not certified with Java 6. Only Java 5. You can go above 1.5.0_13, but not up to 1.6.x. If you are using ArcGIS 10.0, you should use Java 1.6.0_24, or the latest, whatever it is. ... View more

Java 1.5.0_13, 32-bit ... View more

Ok. Fundamental question, but you did run the softwareauthorization utility, correct? ... View more

I'm not sure what's going on. Are you using Oracle's JRE on your Linux machine? That is the JRE you should be using. ... View more