Latest Contributions by RyanCoodey

Cool, that workaround does the trick for now.  Look forward to taking advantage of the cache in the future.  Hope it�??s not too hard for you guys to work out. Thanks a bunch Dominique for looking into this issue and providing a workaround!!!  It�??s much appreciated! ... View more

Hey Dom (or others), You have any luck testing, reproducing this issue anymore? This is about the last bug I need to work out before we take our WPF XBAPs into production.  I have tested this with just a regular WPF application (non-XBAP) too, and it seems to happen all the time there also.  Almost happens 100% of the time when turning "off" sub layers.  It seems like it is an issue with the Map control not refreshing, but not real sure how to debug the ESRI controls much more than I have. Thanks a lot for helping with this!!! Also, as a side question... Completely understand if you cannot answer this, but might the 2.1 API go final this week or next?  Will wait for that to go final before deploying too.  Thanks! ... View more

In Classified Renderers, when manually setting the "Break Values", you can set a break greater than the maximum statistic, but you can NOT set a break lower than the minimum.  It forces you to the value of the minimum statistic.  What if you have data that might go lower than this in the future?  What if you just want to set nice clean breaks?  I don't see why the smallest break must be greater than or equal to the minimum statistic. This can be gotten around by loading values from another data set, but this is a lot of extra work to setup that data as needed. ... View more

Ah, very cool, great tip... that should make my code a little more efficent.  Thanks Dom! In the hopes to maybe help someone else out, here is what I did: I have a wrapped template control around the ESRI legend control and it has its own LegendRefreshed which can be used by its consuming application.  That consuming application can then subsicribe to this event and do as Dom said to get the Service layer and then call this method:         public void SetCustomLegend(LayerItemViewModel serviceLayerItemViewModel, String layerID, ObservableCollection<LegendItemViewModel> legendItems)         {             LayerItemViewModel layerItemViewModel = GetLegendLayer(serviceLayerItemViewModel, layerID);             if (layerItemViewModel != null)                 layerItemViewModel.LegendItems = legendItems;         } GetLegendLayer() is a part recursive, part iterative method to then get a sub-layer of the Map Layer (Service), because "e.LayerItem.Layer.ID" seems to only trigger at the Map Layer level.         protected LayerItemViewModel GetLegendLayer(LayerItemViewModel parentLayer, String layerID)         {             if(parentLayer.LayerItems != null)             {                 for (Int32 i = 0; i < parentLayer.LayerItems.Count; i++)                 {                     //If match, return it                     if (parentLayer.LayerItems.Label == layerID)                         return parentLayer.LayerItems;                     //Check sub layers                     LayerItemViewModel layerItemViewModel = GetLegendLayer(parentLayer.LayerItems, layerID);                     if (layerItemViewModel != null)                         return layerItemViewModel;                     //Continue checking other layers                 }             }             return null;         } Maybe there is a better way to do this... but it is working for me currently.  Havn't tested it much yet though. Thanks again! ... View more

Bingo, that did it... Thanks a lot!!! Legend.Refreshed is called a bunch of times, so I just check for when Legend.LayerItems.LayerItems != null and then set it at that point. Thanks a again! ... View more

Thanks Jennifer, this gets me closer but still having some issues... If I set: Legend.LayerItems.LegendItems = newLegendItems; It works but the legend is created at the service level and is drawn there, it needs to be at a sub-layer... So I try to go one more level deeper at try: Legend.LayerItems.LayerItems .LegendItems = newLegendItems; but the second LayerItems collection is null... this should be the first row of actual layers in the service right? Legend.LayerItems is the Service (aka, MapLayer) Legend.LayerItems.LayerItems is the first set of Layers right? Also, a bit of a side question, I am using ArcGIS Server 10 SP1, but all the Legend.LayerItems are null... does this mean the legend is going out and using ESRI's legend REST service?  All my services were published in 10 before SP1, do I need to publish them again?  I tried publishing one from Desktop 10 SP1 and it still is null in the API... Thanks again Jennifer!!! ... View more

Good idea, that was easier... here is what I did then: Setup in controls loaded event:             //Set table of contents to show all services             List<String> layerIDs = new List<String>();             foreach (Layer layer in Maps[0].Layers)             {                 layerIDs.Add(layer.ID);                 //Set layer changed event to keep multiple maps in sync                 if (layer is ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer)                 {                     layer.PropertyChanged += Layer_PropertyChanged;                     ((ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer)layer).VisibilityChanged += Layer_VisibilityChanged;                 }             }             layerIDs.Reverse();             Legend.LayerIDs = layerIDs.ToArray(); To support service on/off         protected void Layer_PropertyChanged(Object sender, PropertyChangedEventArgs e)         {             if (e.PropertyName == "Visible" && MapSplitter != null && MapSplitter.LockMaps)             {                 Layer layer = (Layer)sender;                 for (Int32 i = 1; i < Maps.Count; i++)                     Maps.Layers[layer.ID].Visible = layer.Visible;             }         } To support sub-layer on/off         protected void Layer_VisibilityChanged(Object sender, EventArgs e)         {             if(MapSplitter != null && MapSplitter.LockMaps)             {                 Layer layer = (Layer)sender;                 for (Int32 i = 1; i < Maps.Count; i++)                 {                     if (layer is ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer)                         ((ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer)Maps.Layers[layer.ID]).VisibleLayers = ((ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer)layer).VisibleLayers;                 }             }         } FYI, MapSplitter is a control I made for hidding and showing more than one map.  Hope this maybe helps someone else in the future. Thanks a lot for your help Dominique! ... View more

Thanks Dominique!  That helps! Exactly, I have another map that is a clone essentially of the first and just want to keep them in sync.  I already have their extents in sync with the ExtentChanged event.  I'll see what I can do with the CheckBox Changed events and keeping them in sync with that. Thanks! ... View more

Hmm, it happens to me about 80% of the time and throughout my different WPF XBAP applications... but not sure what else to debug into. I have 8 services in the map.  5 are from our own ArcGIS Server 10.0 SP1 and the other 3 are from ESRI:                         <esri:ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer ID="Imagery" Url="http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/ESRI_Imagery_World_2D/MapServer"  />                         <esri:ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer ID="Street" Url="http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/ESRI_StreetMap_World_2D/MapServer" Visible="False" />                         <esri:ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer ID="Topo" Url="http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/NGS_Topo_US_2D/MapServer" Visible="False" /> Hope that helps a little... thanks a lot for looking into this Dominique! ... View more