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Developing scriptable controls with the .NET Web ADF

A key consideration when designing a custom web control is where the control’s logic will execute. While all the logic could be put in either the client or the web tier, the best approach is usually to place some logic in each tier. User interface data
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Customizing the map progress bar in the 9.3 Web ADF (.NET)

The Web ADF includes a progress bar that displays when the map is loading map images or tiles. It makes the user aware that the site is processing the user's request. You may wish to customize the progress bar, either to modify it or to replace it with

Creating a DHTML scale bar with the .NET Web ADF

At the 9.3 release, the .Net Web ADF’s JavaScript library exposes a lot of logic to the client side, allowing you to create a more responsive UI without the need for making calls back to the server. You can get the Web ADF JavaScript library help on the
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Using Gears in a .NET Web ADF application

HTML 5 introduces offline storage support which allows the browser to serve up web pages and other data locally without having to access the Internet. Some newer browser versions (Safari 3.1/Firefox 3) offer built-in support for offline storage while
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Working with custom renderers in the .NET Web ADF

The Web ADF allows you to go beyond the default symbols for graphics layers by creating custom renderers. This post will show how to create custom renderers and apply them to FeatureGraphicsLayers using the IRenderer interface. The IRenderer interface
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How to get IntelliSense with the .NET Web ADF JavaScript Library

In the 9.3 release of the .NET Web ADF JavaScript Library (not to be confused with the ArcGIS JavaScript API) we extensively used JavaScript code summaries not only to automate creation of API documentation, but also to provide developers with the new
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"Operation aborted" error in Internet Explorer

A few users have reported encountering an "Operation aborted" error in Internet Explorer when attempting to access a web application built using the .NET Web ADF. The issue can be traced to a race condition that occurs due to an Internet Explorer/ASP.Net
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Video: ArcGIS Server .NET team members show three Code Gallery samples

In this video , ArcGIS Server .NET development team members show three new samples they’ve posted to the Code Gallery. You’ll see an "Add Data" custom control, a Flickr search task that uses the client side graphics capabilities of the Web ADF, and some
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Silverlight and Web ADF integration

Working with Silverlight and the ArcGIS Server Web ADF for Microsoft .NET Microsoft Silverlight delivers the next generation of .NET based media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web. In this article we will discuss how to augment
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.NET Web ADF supports curves at 9.3

In this post Product Engineer Derek Weatherbe discusses support for curves added to the .NET Web ADF at 9.3 At 9.2, using Identify or executing a task against a feature that had a curved segment would not work. Prior to Service Pack 3, this action would
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Installing on Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008: Which IIS components are required for the Web Applications install feature of ArcGIS Server for the Microsoft .Net Framework?

Chris Whitmore, an Installation Product Engineer at ESRI Redlands, provided this tip for installing ArcGIS Server 9.3 on Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 ArcGIS Server Manager requires the IIS components listed below. If these components are not
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.NET serialization and the Web ADF

Rex Hansen, a Product Engineer on the ArcGIS Server development team, contributed this post. Although Web applications are designed on inherently stateless technologies, the applications themselves are often used more than once by multiple users and may
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Using Web ADF controls in an ASP.NET Web Part and SharePoint 2007

Rex Hansen, a Product Engineer for the .Net Web ADF, contributed this post: Update: The post below applies to ArcGIS Server 9.2. Click here to see the 9.3 instructions . The organization of information within a Web site can be challenging, especially

Creating a utility library (Part II): Creating and adding resources

Morten Nielsen, a developer on the .NET Web ADF team, contributed this series: This post is the second in a series on creating a set of reusable helper methods that tries to make some of the common developer tasks when working with the .NET Web ADF easier.
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Creating a utility library (Part I): Simplify working with callback results

Morten Nielsen, a developer on the .NET Web ADF Team, contributed this series: This post is the first in a series on creating a set of reusable helper methods that tries to make some of the common developer tasks when working with the .NET Web ADF easier.
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