Develop custom JavaScript applications that mashup ArcGIS services, Google Maps, and Bing Maps data. The ArcGIS JavaScript APIs take full advantage of powerful mapping, geocoding, and geoprocessing services. |
Develop rich internet applications with ArcGIS services using the Flex framework. The API enables creating applications with intuitive, visually rich and responsive user interface. The ArcGIS API for Flex takes full advantage of the powerful mapping, geocoding, and geoprocessing capabilities of ArcGIS services. |
Develop rich internet applications with ArcGIS Server and Bing services using the ArcGIS API for Microsoft Silverlight/WPF. The API enables you to create highly interactive, visually rich and expressive applications for both Web and desktop clients. |
Build applications with GIS capabilities using the .NET Web Application Developer Framework (.NET Web ADF). The .NET Web ADF is an AJAX-enabled framework for building Web applications built on ASP .Net AJAX. It includes both server side and client side controls and libraries. The client side JavaScript framework is built on MS-AJAX. Requires a deployment license on the Web server. |
Build applications with GIS capabilities using the Java Web Application Developer Framework (Java Web ADF). The Java Web ADF is an AJAX-enabled framework for building Web applications built on JSF and Java EE. It includes server side controls and client side behavior accessible via JavaScript libraries. Requires a deployment license on the Web server. |
ESRI Parts for Microsoft SharePoint provides a set of interactive and configurable mapping components for use with existing Microsoft SharePoint sites. The components, or parts, enable you to display and interact with ArcGIS Server map and attribute data, Bing imagery and services, and location information in SharePoint lists. |