Latest Contributions by GaryBushek

Trying to get a locator style programatically to use to standardize addresses but can seem to get ahold of one. Please help.                 Dim locatorManager As ILocatorManager = New LocatorManagerClass         Dim workspaceFactory As IWorkspaceFactory = New FileGDBWorkspaceFactoryClass         Dim workspace As IWorkspace = workspaceFactory.OpenFromFile("C:\Locators\MyLocator.gdb", 0)         Dim locatorWorkspace As ILocatorWorkspace = locatorManager.GetLocatorWorkspace(workspace)         Dim _enum As IEnumLocator = locatorWorkspace.Locators(esriLocatorQuery.esriAllTypes, "") I don't see any locator styles in the locator enumeration, only the locator. a file called LocatorStyle.xsd and a file called LocatorStyle.xslt both exist in the 'Locators' folder but the below code also does not work to retrieve the locator style.         Dim locatorManager As ILocatorManager = New LocatorManagerClass         Dim locatorWorkspace As ILocatorWorkspace = locatorManager.GetLocatorWorkspaceFromPath("C:\Locators")         Dim _enum As IEnumLocator = locatorWorkspace.Locators(esriLocatorQuery.esriAllTypes, "")         Dim locatorStyle1 As ILocatorStyle = locatorWorkspace.GetLocatorStyle("US Address - Dual Ranges") the last line of code just returns an error saying "A locator with this name does not exist in workspace".  The enum also shows 0 as the count of locatorStyles in that folder.  Ideas??? ... View more

I have some old code from 9.2 that tries to standardize an address stored in the database before trying to geocode that address.  The capability to call StandardAddress on the GeocdeServer object is no longer available.  I've tried numerous routes to standardize in 10.0 but everything leads to a dead end.  Is there a simple way to standardize an address in 10.0?  Ive tried the following     - ArcObjects            can't get locator style using GetLocatorWorkspaceFromPath("") and GetLocatorStyle(US Address - Dual Ranges"). Returns an error that a locator by that name does not exist.     - Geoprocessing Tool            requires the address to be stored in a table/featureclass.  I just have a string. and don't want to go through everything involved in writing that value to a table and reading the new standardized address from a table.     - Rest service            no call to standardize address available Thanks, Gary ... View more

I'm getting some errors trying to do a search on a feature class.  The first search always works but the second search seems to fail 80% of the time and its typically a crash on line "pFC4 = streetSegFC2.Search(pSF4, True)".  Im assuming it crashes instead of being caught because of an "out of memory" error.  I'm realeasing the first cursor the best I can in every way i know how to but it seems to still be holding onto the cursor in memory. Originally I was using the same featureclass to search from but I decided to create a separate instance of the featureclass and that didn't help.  I tried creating a completely separate workspace to create the second featureclass from which triggered a completely separate SDE stream/connection but it still fails.  Any ideas on what to do if the cursors or memory aren't being fully released?  The 2 searches below are virtually identical and hitting the same database featureclass. Thanks, Gary             pSF = New SpatialFilterClass()             pcomReleaser.ManageLifetime(pSF)             pSF.Geometry = pTopo.Buffer(bufTol)             pSF.SpatialRel = esriSpatialRelEnum.esriSpatialRelIntersects             pSF.WhereClause = "FULLSTNAME='MAIN ST'"             Try                 pFC = streetSegFC.Search(pSF, True)                 pcomReleaser.ManageLifetime(pFC)                 pF = pFC.NextFeature                 If pF Is Nothing Then                     Log.Log(LogLevel.DetailedInfo, "No streets found", _logFileName)                     Return Nothing                 End If             Catch ex As Exception                 Log.Log(LogLevel.Exception, ex.Message & vbCrLf & ex.StackTrace, _logFileName)             Finally                 pcomReleaser.dispose()                 Common.Release(pFC)                 pFC = Nothing             End Try .... Some code ....             pSF4 = New SpatialFilterClass()             pcomReleaser.ManageLifetime(pSF4)             pSF4.Geometry = pTopo2.Buffer(bufTol)             pSF4.SpatialRel = esriSpatialRelEnum.esriSpatialRelIntersects             pSF4.WhereClause = "FULLSTNAME='MAIN ST'"             Try                 pFC4 = streetSegFC2.Search(pSF4, True)                 pcomReleaser.ManageLifetime(pFC4)                 pF4 = pFC4.NextFeature                 If pF4 Is Nothing Then                     Log.Log(LogLevel.DetailedInfo, "No streets found", _logFileName)                     Return Nothing                 End If             Catch ex As Exception                 Log.Log(LogLevel.Exception, ex.Message & vbCrLf & ex.StackTrace, _logFileName)             Finally                 pcomReleaser.dispose()                 Common.Release(pFC4)                 pFC4 = Nothing             End Try ... View more

I have some arcobjects code that runs fine when running it directly in visual studio. But it fails when I have it running as an SOE.  It fails in a class where I have a call to search a feature class in 2 different locations based on different spatial filter logic.  I've tried setting the map service to both pooled and not pooled but that probably has nothing to do with it as it had no effect. The error is: "Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt.    at ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase.IFeatureClass.Search(IQueryFilter filter, Boolean Recycling)" pFC = strSegFC.Search(pSF, True) Any ideas? ... View more

Does anyone have any ideas why MapLoadComplete would not be triggered occasionally?  Does it have to do with the services being idle too long?  This only happens every 10 times or so and its hard to code a message that the layers didn't load when its basically asynchronous.  Is there a known fix or work-around? thanks, gary ... View more