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• Using Eclipse Faces Config Visual Editor

  By default, the ArcGIS Web Project template that come with the ArcGIS Server plug-in for Eclipse IDE extends Eclipse Dynamic Web Project template. This provides the base for a Web Mapping Application which is a Java Server Faces (JSF) application. When Read More... Posted Wednesday, November 25, 2009 10:06 AM by dano | 0 Comments Filed under: Web ADF, ArcGIS Server, Eclipse, AgsJDE, Java

• Web Mapping Applications made easy with Eclipse ArcGIS plug-ins

  In this post we will discuss how to install and set up the ESRI Java Web ADF plug-in using Eclipse Ganymede . Once, we have the plug-in installed, we will set out to use the features by creating a Web Mapping Application (WMA) and extend our WMA with Read More... Posted Monday, November 09, 2009 10:58 AM by dano | 0 Comments Filed under: Web ADF, ArcGIS Server, Eclipse, AgsJDE, 931

• ArcGIS Plug-ins and Eclipse Bundles

  Starting with 3.2 Eclipse began to use packages instead of version numbers for each major release: 3.2.x = Callisto 3.3.x = Europa 3.4.x = Ganymede Generally speaking, our Eclipse plug-ins work with Callisto and above. The server plug-ins require Europa Read More... Posted Wednesday, June 03, 2009 2:16 PM by dano | 0 Comments Filed under: Frameworks, ArcGIS Server, Best practices, Eclipse, AgsJDE