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Create X Y Data with Google GeocodingArcGIS Server |
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Dec 23 2009 | 9.3.1 | Pit_Pap | 154 |
This tool help you to create a TXT file with XY coordinate in order to Add XY Data from ArcGIS Desktop. The coordinates created from Google geocoding tool.
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Google Geocoding into your ArcGIS Javascript ApplicationArcGIS Server |
0 Ratings |
Dec 20 2009
Updated: Dec 20 2009 |
9.3.1 | Pit_Pap | 88 |
With this code you can use the Google Geocoding into your ArcGIS Javascript Application.
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Google moreArcGIS Server |
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Nov 13 2009
Updated: Jan 25 2010 |
9.3.1 | ciava.at | 322 |
For description see Google more...2010-1-23: I added the option to set initial visibility in the layer
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Use Cashed Service to Create Custom MapType (Base Data)ArcGIS Server |
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Oct 30 2009
Updated: Nov 02 2009 |
9.3.1 | doopsterus | 129 |
Our users like the speed and performance of Google maps but they complained the Google base data was too busy. So we were able create a custom map type using a cached server service. (It’s fast!!). This demonstrates how to create your own custom map type for a GIS Server service that has been cached. --If you like this please...
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Delay Server Requests While User Interacts with the MapArcGIS Server |
0 Ratings |
Aug 31 2009
Updated: Nov 02 2009 |
9.3.1 | doopsterus | 178 |
Our users pan and zoom like there is no tomorrow. Unfortunately this causes large number of requests to be queued at the GIS Server. So we devised a way to wait until the user is done zooming or panning before sending a request to the server. This is sample code of how to keep the requests from queuing up on...
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UC 2009: Google Gadget for Population and Census InfoArcGIS Server |
0 Ratings |
Jul 13 2009
Updated: Jul 13 2009 |
9.3.1 | andygup | 271 |
This application is part of the GIS and Web 2.0 Application Development Demo Theater for the ESRI UC 2009.This sample illustrates how to build a Google Gadget that:1. Geocodes any U.S. address2. Takes the address lat/lon as input into an ArcGIS QueryTask3. Returns population and census information based on block groups4. Displays the block group as a polygon, and the...
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Summit ExtMap - Mashup FrameworkArcGIS Server |
11 Ratings |
Mar 05 2009
Updated: Jun 19 2009 |
9.3 | alperdincer | 1560 |
Summit ExtMap is a kind of mashup framework built for ArcGIS Server Mashup Challenge - 2009 (ESRI Developer Summit 2009) It is based on Ext JS Framework, Google Maps API and ArcGIS JavaScript Extension for the Google Maps API. The main goal of this framework is modularity. It can be seen as the primitive web version of ArcView. Layers at...
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Bus Info in real time using Google streetview, local search api plus other external public data api's (MASHUP CODE CHALLENGE)ArcGIS Server |
3 Ratings |
Feb 25 2009
Updated: Mar 16 2009 |
9.3 | coomsie | 372 |
Gidday,This mashup involves several different internet services from different sources to help build a site which users of a bus transportation system can do various tasks spatially. + They can check in real time to see when the next bus is coming at a particular bus stop. + Find out what routes go from a particular bus stop. + Of...
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Sliding MashupArcGIS Server |
8 Ratings |
Feb 19 2009
Updated: Mar 03 2009 |
9.3 | Helsted | 423 |
Uses Google G_SATELLITE_MAP and a custom tilelayer generated with ArcGIS Server 9.2.Demonstrates a sliding mashup, useful for displaying changes between aerial maps (Historical maps).Check out the live link.Don't forget to post a rating and/or a comment.Also, if you like this sample then vote for it in the CodeChallenge.
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Create Single Image for Display or PrintingArcGIS Server |
4 Ratings |
Jan 29 2009
Updated: Jan 29 2009 |
9.3 | sbasite | 436 |
| I just finished a web site that utilized the ESRI Google extensions but found that my map would never print correctly under Internet Explorer (Using File > Print). Turns out IE doesn't print the background layers by default, so only my overlays were visible.So what I came up with was a way to have the interactive map for normal use... | Download | ||||
