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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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Design patterns for Web maps

Web maps often contain a base map, which provides a geographic frame of reference, and operational (or thematic) layers, which show a focused item of interest on top of the base map. A familiar example might be an online mapping service that provides

2008 UC Featured Workshop: Case Studies of Building and Deploying Enterprise ArcGIS Server Solutions

ArcGIS Server has a scalable architecture that can accommodate a few users in a small office to thousands of users scattered worldwide. If you’re in charge of a large deployment, consider attending “Case Studies of Building and Deploying Enterprise ArcGIS

Building a partial map cache at large scales

We’re occasionally asked how to build a partial map cache at large scale levels, while having a full cache at smaller scales. This is useful if you have highly detailed data in certain areas of your map. For example, you might have medium resolution data
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Optimizing your web services by avoiding per-request impersonation

Here’s a tip that can improve your ArcGIS Server for the Microsoft .Net Framework performance if your web services are receiving many requests over an extended period of time. When someone makes a request from one of your web services, the web server

Online seminar for optimizing map services

The ESRI Virtual Campus recently released a recording of the training seminar Authoring and Publishing Optimized Map Services . Excellently presented by Danielle Hopkins (ESRI Educational Services) and Tom Bole (ESRI Development), the seminar covers best
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