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Hi Manish, Have you managed to get hold of the API? If not then do you know that you can get it via an EDN subscription through your local ESRI office which may be these people: http://www.esriindia.com/ Mark
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Support for NTLM is definately on our radar. In fact we have tested the UserCredentials class in our current development code and I can confirm it works against an NTLM authenticated service. There is an additional method on the UserCredentials for settting the domain name you are using. This functionality is very likely to find it's way into the next release. Mark
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I've looked at this and sadly NTLM is not supported in the current 10.1.1 release. The story is the same for the Android API too as this is shared code. Your option here is to configure your server to use token based security as a workaround instead of using Windows Integrated (NTLM) security. However in the interest of improving the API, I'm looking into having NTML support for the next release. Thanks for pointing out the problem Mark
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I'm looking at how we've implemented NTML authentication and if it is supported at 10.1.1. Will report back...
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okay that makes it clearer. So when you view the endpoint in a browser and it asks you for your credentials, is that FireFox? If you open the endpoint in IE, does it authenticate you automatically? Usually IE forwards your credentials using Windows Integrated Security.
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I guess some more information is needed to diagnose this. - How is your ArcGIS Server configured in terms of security? Are you using token based security? Does your server use windows authentication against the services via IIS? I'm thinking that windows authentication comes into the picture from the error messages. - What is you client running on? Is it a Windows machine connecting to a Windows Server based ArcGIS Server? - What does your code look like? - From the client, if you open up a browser window, can you browse the service endpoint for the geoprocessor? If you are using token based security (which is the most common authentication I see), you set up your user credentials with a username / password and when you create your GeoProcessing class, you use the constructor which takes the sevice AND the user credentials. In the background you will receive an access token for the service which is used each time you make a request. Mark
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Sorry about the slow reply... I've passed this question to the Military team. Mark
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Sorry this post got left unanswered. Does the following discussion from a while ago help you? http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/80513-Solution-Embedding-JMap-in-SWT-Application
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I would certainly expect WPF to behave the same as Java for App6B as both APIs share the same Symbol Dictionary and under the covers it executes the same C++ code. I'll try to find out why this is happening. Mark
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Okay , let us know how you get on. When you say you are wanting to move 2000 graphics around, this doesn't alarm me. I think with some code refactoring you should be okay. If you can get away from creating new instances of a class in a loop then you will see a big improvement. "New" is an expensive operation... Good luck Mark
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At 10.1.1 you could draw a line as you describe above which is yellow with a grey outline. To do this you would need to draw 2 lines. Draw a grey one first and then a yellow one after which share the same geometry. In the next release we may be able to have a thing called a "CompositeSymbol", so you might be able to write code like this. // lines: one fat and one thin SimpleLineSymbol sls1 = new SimpleLineSymbol(Color.gray, 10); SimpleLineSymbol sls2 = new SimpleLineSymbol(Color.yellow, 5); // a composite symbol to bring then together CompositeSymbol cs = new CompositeSymbol(); cs.add(sls1); cs.add(sls2); // some geometry Polyline line = new Polyline(); line.startPath(0, 0); line.lineTo(0, 5000000); line.lineTo(5000000, 5000000); // a graphic Graphic gr = new Graphic(line, cs); // add it to a graphics layer GraphicsLayer gl = new GraphicsLayer(); map.getLayers().add(gl); gl.addGraphic(gr); This code above would create an interesting looking road. I think it's a Roman road! The values used for the size are pixels. [ATTACH=CONFIG]24640[/ATTACH] Would this be a useful implementation?
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What kind of geometries are you working with and having slow updates on? Updating and moving items in a graphics layer is something I've done quite a bit of testing on and geneally I've found it quite responsive for large number of graphics without any nasty results. Points geneally move around quite well, but very complex lines or polygons with 1000s of verticies can be more challenging. The key to any code like this is trying not to repeatedly create new classes. Remember of you have a loop which contains "new" in the code this is likely to be an expensive and slow operation. We have a sample application we wrote for the UC a couple of years ago which shows taxis moving around New York. It might help if you took a look at the code. The sample can be found in Mapping -> Graphics Layers -> Move Graphics. If you are still having problems get back to me with some more details and perhaps some code. Mark
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You can do it with the current release (10.1.1) using the API. We've got a sample which demonstrates exactly this functionality. Take a look at Toolkit -> Overlays -> Switch Overlays Press the "Zoom Box" button to see it in action. All of the code for this is in the sample application too. Let me know if this helps Mark
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I'm afraid it's a bug with Linux deployments. It's fine in windows. You will still need to properly license your application properly especially for "Standard" deployments otherwise your local server will fail (as it does in Windows if you don't have the correct license). Mark
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