Latest Contributions by MarkCederholm

Thanks for the info.  Are ServiceFeatureTables limited by maxRecordCount, or do they work around it by querying IDs first?  Also, a unique values method would be very useful. ... View more

Looks good, thanks! ... View more

No real reason -- it's a good library.  I just don't like the dependency.  Same reason I avoid MVVM Light and stick to System.Windows.Interactivity. ... View more

Thank goodness for JavaScriptSerializer!  Life is easier now. ... View more

          private static ArcGISMapServiceSublayerInfo GetInfoFromUrl(string sServiceUrl, long iSubLayerID)           {                // Create sublayer info from JSON                string sLayerUrl = sServiceUrl + "/" + iSubLayerID.ToString();                string sRequest = sLayerUrl + "?f=json";                HttpWebRequest r = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(sRequest);                r.UseDefaultCredentials = true;                r.PreAuthenticate = true;                r.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;                HttpWebResponse result = (HttpWebResponse) r.GetResponse();                string sJSON;                using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(result.GetResponseStream()))                {                     sJSON = sr.ReadToEnd();                }                ArcGISMapServiceSublayerInfo info = ArcGISMapServiceSublayerInfo.FromJson(sJSON);                return info;           } ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Yep, you're right.  Yet another aspect of the REST API that I can't seem to ascertain using the Runtime API (or JS API, for that matter).  It's right there in the JSON, too.  I think I'm just going to have to hunker down and write some truly useful REST wrapper classes. ... View more

Also, is there a way to retrieve something like a ArcGISMapImageSublayer info for tables in a map image service?  IdInfos don't cut the mustard, and hydrating a ServiceFeatureTable is a serious performance hit.  I really hate the thought of wrapping the REST API in my own classes when 10.2.x does it so conveniently. ... View more

Here's an example of a class that extends the sketch editor to support "rubberbanding" behavior. ... View more

Thanks for the info! ... View more

It turns out that ReplaceGeometry is not actually replacing the geometry.  If I get the SketchEditor.Geometry after calling ReplaceGeometry, it's still the old geometry. ... View more

If you can find a workaround, that's great, but it's not a huge issue for me.  Normally I only store operational layers in a mobile map package:  I was just playing around with base layers to see how they worked. ... View more