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Adding spatial reference systems to a WMS service's capabilities file

Yingqi Tang, a product engineer specializing in ArcGIS Server and OGC services, contributed the following post: In ArcGIS Server 9.2 you can publish a map document as an OGC WMS service. All WMS services advertise the spatial reference systems they support through capabilities files. WMS clients read the capabilities file to find out which spatial reference systems they can use to request a map. The WMS services you create with ArcGIS Server support hundreds of spatial reference systems, but only two are advertised in the capabilities file: EPSG 4326 (required by every WMS service) and the spatial reference of the data frame from which you published the service. Although you can request a map from the WMS service using any of the hundreds of supported spatial reference systems, some WMS clients will return an error if the spatial reference you request does not appear in the capabilities file. Other clients, such as ArcMap, only allow you to switch among the spatial reference systems listed in the capabilities file. This post shows how to add more spatial reference systems to the capabilities file of a WMS service that you have published with ArcGIS Server.
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Adding context menus to a Web ADF application

In this post, Rex Hansen provides a sneak peek at a forthcoming EDN article on adding context menus to your .Net Web ADF applications. The ContextMenu control allows users to interact with your Web ADF application at runtime, usually by right-clicking
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Map caching tips added to Web Help

Our team recently made major additions to the Tips and Best Practices for Map Caches topic in the Web-based help. Many of the tips are from the map caching workshop that Jeremy Bartley and I presented at the 2007 ESRI User Conference. Others have been
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Configuring ArcGIS Server when your IIS Web Site uses a port other than 80

In IIS, if you have your Web Site configured to use a port other than 80, you’ll need to make the following adjustments to ensure that your ArcGIS Server web applications and services work as expected. These instructions apply if you have ArcGIS Server

Working with the Web ADF timeout

Rex Hansen provided this tip on working with the Web ADF timeout One of the timeouts that you need to be aware of when building Web applications is the Web ADF timeout. The Web ADF timeout provides a single client-side solution for handling an ASP.NET
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