Latest Contributions by KevinSchumm

I apologize if this is the wrong section of the forums.  I am looking for a way to download the 2.1 version of the API for Silverlight. There doesn't seem to be able way to get past versions, at least that I can tell. We have a developer who needs to install this. We could upgrade the new version, but we were hoping he could just get in and out of the code with minimal impact. Is there a way to get past versions and I'm just missing it, or do we need to upgrade? ... View more

We have a map that has a spatial reference with a WKID of 32023. We're using the Bing layer, so I've set the Map in the silverlight app's spatial reference to 102100 to make them play together. We're also using the the FeatureService to save features. So in order to save the features correctly, I'm attempting to use the GeometryService to project the geometry to the correct spatial reference. However, when I do this I'm finding that the coordinates aren't exact, so the new feature doesn't display on the map as expected. I've got a point that, when the Bing layers are removed, looks like this: X: 2020341.1106 Y: 586583.9612 WKID: 32023 When the Bing layer is on and I've set the spatial reference to 102100, the point looks like this: x:-9175820.9161 Y:4809507.2491 WKID:102100 I'm attempting to add a feature in that exact position, so I take those coordinates and then use the GeometryService to project them to WKID: 32023 with the following code: GeometryService service = new GeometryService("http://ourserver/ArcGIS/rest/services/Geometry/GeometryServer"); service.ProjectAsync(new List<Graphic> { new Graphic { Geometry = point } }, new SpatialReference { WKID = 32023 }); where "point" is the above referenced MapPoint with WKID: 102100. What I get back is a MapPoint that looks like this: X: 2020297.9677 Y: 586571.4118 WKID: 32023 So it's close, but close isn't cutting it for me. Would anyone have any advice on what I might doing wrong or what I should do instead? ... View more

Maybe I'm using the wrong kind of task. What I am trying to do is return all the features of multiple feature classes. I want the functionality of the Query Task to be able to return everything, but I also want the functionality of the Find Task to be able to search multiple layers. When I trying only specifying layer id's, but no search attributes or search text with the Find Task, I get errors. Is there a way to do this besides something ugly like chaining together a bunch of Query Tasks? ... View more

I'm hoping this is an easy one. I would like to disable the zoom that occurs when you double click the map. I have written some code to allow the users to double-click a feature to bring up the detailed information on the feature, but currently if the user double-clicks too fast, they get the detailed information and the map zooms just a little. They still need to be able to zoom with the scroll wheel, so turning zoom factor to 0 isn't a great option. Suggestions? ... View more

I was wondering if there was a way to run a QueryTask and then programatically select the results of that task in a feature layer. I haven't been able to programatically select any features in a featurelayer. Thanks. ... View more

I have several feature layers that are pointing to layers that have symbols that change based on unique values. The layers only use the default symbol for the feature and seem to be ignoring the attribute that defines what symbol to use. This is working correctly in ArcMap, and I can see the renderer information coming through the REST service, but the symbol is always the default symbol. I've tried setting the unique attribute as an "out field" on the feature layer, to no avail. We're using ArcGIS Server 10. Any suggestions for making the symbols show up based on the unique values I've specified, apart from just manually creating a unique value renderer for each layer?  It seems like it should be able to get the correct symbol from the REST service. Let me know if you need more clarification. Thanks. ... View more