Hello,
I have an WPF application displaying a simple map which always uses the same mpk but is passed as an argument the map extent.
Several instances of this application can run concurrently with different map extents but they all instantiate their own LocalMapService.
Is there a way to ensure there is only one service running for all application instances when one instance is already running to save the precious seconds it takes to launch the service ?
Thanks for any hints
La vouillas
I have an WPF application displaying a simple map which always uses the same mpk but is passed as an argument the map extent.
Several instances of this application can run concurrently with different map extents but they all instantiate their own LocalMapService.
Is there a way to ensure there is only one service running for all application instances when one instance is already running to save the precious seconds it takes to launch the service ?
Thanks for any hints
La vouillas
For my knowledge, you cannot share local services between the application instances. Every application has it's own Local Server instance and services running that is restricted and secured only for that application. What you can and should do is to create functionality to kick services up on background and visualize the loading accordingly. You can find some starters for that from SDK samples and Local Server / Local Server / Local Server Management example.
Hope it helps.