Latest Contributions by DejanMitrovic

The authentication page is displayed correctly in the WebBrowser component but when we enter credentials it never tries to go to the redirect page so the code cannot detect if the authentication was successful.  I attached the small test app that we are using. BTW: we also raised the problem with the support team.  Thanks, Dejan ... View more

When starting, ArcMap will look for files with the esriAddin extension in: Folders which are specified as subkeys in the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\ESRI\Desktop10.<version>\Settings\AddInFolders Predefined add-in folders for all previous and current versions of ArcGIS Desktop (from 10,1): C:\Users\<username>\Documents\ArcGIS\AddIns\Desktop10.<version>   ArcMap will try to extract each esriAddin file found into the assembly cache area (C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\ESRI\Desktop10.<version>\AssemblyCache). For each add-in a separate folder will be created named from the unique identifier (specified in a configuration file). ArcMap will then try to dynamically load all DLLs referenced in a configuration file and use specified classes as extensions, toolbars, commands and other extensible ArcMap components. Trimble Positions Desktop installation program will try to copy the PositionsDesktopAddIn.esriAddin file to the C:\Program Files (x86)\Trimble\Trimble Positions Desktop add-In\AddIns folder and will try to create a registry subkey (option #1 above) with the folder name so that the ArcMap can load it.   Troubleshooting Trimble Positions Desktop Add-in installation If Positions Desktop Add-In is not available in ArcMap’s Add-In Manager, the first step is to check Positions installation folder. If the PositionsDesktopAddIn.esriAddin file is not installed properly it is necessary to repeat the installation. The next step is to check the assembly cache folder (C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\ESRI\Desktop10.<version>\AssemblyCache\{53B8FB5F-6061-4667-84B8-ADE5C76D6BE3}) If a folder with that path doesn’t exist, the registry key from the option 1 above should be checked. If there is no a correct subkey the Positions Desktop Add-in installation can be fixed using one of the following methods: The new, correct subkey in registry can be created to reference the folder where the addin is installed. The PositionsDesktopAddIn.esriAddin file can be manually registered by double clicking on its icon. That will open the ESRI add-in registration utility which will copy the add-in to the predefined add-in folder for Desktop 10.1. This option is simpler, but may cause a problem when uninstalling Positions Desktop Add-in as the copied file must be manually removed. After one of those steps is done, ArcMap should be restarted and Add-In Manager can be used to confirm if Positions Desktop Add-in is properly loaded. ... View more

Do you plan to support Windows Mobile in the near future? Thanks, Dejan ... View more