Latest Contributions by DominiqueBroux

You can use an element layer and set the background image as an element of this layer: sample with a video. ... View more

Some resources which may help:     - Help about OnLine Maps and tasks     - ArcGIS Online Basemaps and Tasks Information Guide For more info about licensing, it might be better you to contact your local ESRI distributor. ... View more

Once, the relashionship is set. How can I test it make sure it works? How do I find RelationshipID? Thanks, Janusz You can send a request to the feature service end point. You should see the relationships ID defined for the service: example. ... View more

Phil - That would miss the point. I WANT the maptip. I just don't want the larger popup. You can customize the maptip associated to a graphics layer (sample). For advanced scenarios, you can also create your own maptip control. ... View more

Hi Team, Is there any compatibility issue between application developed on ARCGIS API FOR SILVERLIGHT 2.4 and Feature and Network services published on ArcGIS server 10.1. There is no known uncompatibility but, obviously, by using the version 2.4 of the API you won't be able to take advantage of all the new functionalities. ... View more

How would you go about having a maptip call a relationshipquery on the fly? Basically I have a feature layer which uses maptips. When a user hover over a feature I want to do a relationship query and add the value of a field(s) returned from the relationshipquery to the maptip. I cannot find any good samples. Can anyone post/point me a good sample? Thanks I don't know any sample but you could develop your own maptip control and from the attributes of the graphic (the attributes dictionary is set as the datacontext of the maptip), you could retrieve the related object and bind it to your custom maptip. ... View more

Your basemap uses a web Mercator spatial reference, so your map uses the same SR and you have to set the coordinates of your elements in these coordinates (instead of geographical coordinates). You can use the WebMercator class to transform your WGS84 coordinates to web Mercator. ... View more

It seems the DragDrogTargetTreeView Silverlight control that I am using in this sample doesn't exist in the WPF toolkit. It's possible to manage drag and drop in WPF as well but it's likely more difficult than what I did in SL. Sorry for sending you in the wrong direction. Note: Concerning TreeViewExtended, it was built to workaround some limitations in SL and is not needed in WPF. So we can use the standard TreeView instead. ... View more

Examples of WGS84 basemaps:   -  Street Map   - Imagery ... View more

I just tested with WPF 2.4 and that seems working as well (see screenshot). [ATTACH=CONFIG]23319[/ATTACH] What is your issue exactly? Try to use fiddler to look at requests sent to the server, that might give a clue about your issue. ... View more

I don't run into any issue by using your code as the only layer of a map: <esri:Map Name="MyMap" WrapAround="True">     <esri:WmtsLayer Layer="matrikkel_bakgrunn"            Url="http://opencache.statkart.no/gatekeeper/gk/gk.open_wmts?"          Version="1.0.0" Visible="True" /> </esri:Map> In this case, the WMTS gets correctly displayed. You may run into issue if your map contains others tiled layers using others spatial references. In this case, you have to force the SR of your WMTS layer by setting the TileMatrixSet property to a supported matrix set having the same SR as others layers.For example: <esri:Map Name="MyMap" WrapAround="True">     <esri:ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer ID="StreetMapLayer" Url="http://services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer" />     <esri:WmtsLayer Layer="matrikkel_bakgrunn"    TileMatrixSet="EPSG:3857"                       Url="http://opencache.statkart.no/gatekeeper/gk/gk.open_wmts?"                     Version="1.0.0" Visible="True" /> </esri:Map> ... View more

A few time ago, I did such a tentative in this KML sample. Might help as a starting point but would likely need to be enhanced. ... View more