ArcGIS Developer Tip #3: Passing multiple values to the .NET Geoprocessor Class

re: ArcGIS Developer Tip #3: Passing multiple values to the .NET Geoprocessor Class

jacobsj — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 17:34:22 GMT

The name of the "union" variable is mispelled in the last two GP.Execute statements as "uniom".

re: ArcGIS Developer Tip #3: Passing multiple values to the .NET Geoprocessor Class

santoshf2 — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 12:54:47 GMT

Hi,

I have been assigned the job of creating a standalone application on ARCOBJECTS using C#.net

What I want to know is, whether I can develop a standalone application on .net without using ArcEngine

I hope its a easy question to be answered by members of ESRI..

Please do.

santhosh@pixelsoftek.com

re: ArcGIS Developer Tip #3: Passing multiple values to the .NET Geoprocessor Class

Jim Barry — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:52:31 GMT

Yes, you can create a standalone application using the ArcGIS ArcObjects API with a .NET development environment, without needing ArcGIS Engine.

However...

a. You must have a license of ArcGIS Desktop, which is sounds like you do.

b. When you install ArcGIS Desktop, choose the option to install the ArcGIS Desktop Developer Kit. That will install the components you can use in Visual Studio.

c. Not all of the controls included with ArcGIS Engine are included in the ArcGIS Desktop Developer Kit install. The ones that are included are the Map control and the PageLayout control. Some controls are not included, like the TOC control and Toolbar control.

d. Machines on which you will deploy your standalone application must also have a license of ArcGIS Desktop. (That's an important advantage of ArcGIS Engine, is that apps you create with it can run on machines which do not have any ESRI products on them previously. They only need a registered copy of the ArcGIS Engine Runtime installed.)

I hope this helps.