ArcGIS Server for the Microsoft .Net Framework 9.2 Service Pack 1

Anne Reuland of the Server Development team has contributed the following excellent detailed writeup on what is in service pack 1 for ArcGIS Server for the Microsoft .Net Framework 9.2. There’s a very good overview of what’s new in ArcGIS

Antialiasing with multiple cached resources

Combining multiple cached map services is one of the more powerful aspects of the ADF for ArcGIS Server. High performance mapping applications can be built off of multiple fused cached map services combined within the ADF. Lets build on the cached aerial

ArcGIS Server Service Pack 1

ArcGIS Server Service Pack 1 is out and available for download . It has many fixes along with some very key enhancements. One of the biggest enhancements is the ability to create map caches in different image type formats. At 9.2 final you only had the

Querying ArcGIS Server Web Services

One of the ways to connect to ArcGIS Server is through Web services. When you make an Internet connection to the server, you will use a URL in this format: http://<server name>/<instance name>/services This is an endpoint to your ArcGIS Server

Publishing and using a geoprocessing model within a map document

One of the exciting new aspects of ArcGIS Server 9.2 is the ability to publish geoprocessing models and scripts to the server. A model can be published either as a tool that can be used directly on top of any map service, or it can be published with an

Configuring accounts and permissions in a distributed installation

Sterling Quinn of the ArcGIS Server team contributed the following post. This information will ultimately end up in the ArcGIS Server Help site in a few weeks. ArcGIS Server for the Microsoft® .NET Framwork has a scalable architecture that allows

Changing zoom direction with mouse wheel

In the ESRI Web ADF for the Microsoft .NET Framework the default behavior for the mouse scroll wheel is to zoom in to the map control as you move the scroll wheel forward. Enter the following code snippet in the Default.aspx after all the Web ADF control

Building an Application with ArcGIS Server and the Web ADF

Hi All, Welcome to the first of many posts on building, using, consuming, and deploying ArcGIS Server services. Today I want to touch on building a simple web application in the Web ADF for the Microsoft .NET Framework with cached data and a couple of