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Webminar January 19, 2012 : Introduction to the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android
By Lurker,
ArcGIS for Android extends the reach of your GIS from the office to the mobile web. It includes a free downloadable app that adds basic mapping functionality to your Android device, as well as an API for developing custom applications.
Using the ArcGIS API for Android, you can quickly build engaging applications that deliver GIS maps and analytical functionality, such as mashing up your data with basemaps from ArcGIS Online, querying map features, executing geoprocessing models, and exploring
New Century Software Releases Geometric Network Synchronizer
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New Century Software announces the release of its new product, Geometric Network Synchronizer. Geometric Network Synchronizer is both an Esri ArcMap extension and a server component that builds and maintains geometric networks in a PODS database. This product is ideally suited for PODS gathering systems and complex transmission pipeline systems.
The Geometric Network Synchronizer adds business intelligence to geometric networks by embedding attribute data into the networks and the pipeline con
ArcGIS 10.0 Service Pack 4 Announcement
By Lurker,
This is an announcement for ArcGIS 10.0 SP4, planned to be available in March 2012, and contains a list of issues targeted for this upcoming release.
This Service Pack includes many fixes since the 10.0 release. The targeted list of issues is available in a downloadable PDF file below.
PDF
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http://downloads2.esri.com/support/downloads/other_/10.0_SP4_Announcement.pdf
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cant wait till march, ahahahahahahaha :laugh:
SuperGIS Network Analyst 3 Released
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SuperGeo Technologies has introduced SuperGIS Network Analyst 3, the powerful analysis tool for the control, simulation, design, and planning of various network conditions.
Except for finding the shortest path, SuperGIS Network Analyst 3 comprises closest facilities, service area, vehicle routing problem, and location analysis, etc. Most of the functions are based on or modified by route planning which plays a vital role in network analysis.
In addition, network data is indispensable in perf
Help me please ! Failed to execute (FeatureClassToGeodatabase)
By regonath,
hallo
I have the following problem
sometimes when i try to export or import (multiple, single) a shp into a Geodatabase I can but most of the times like now it gives me this error Messages
Executing: FeatureClassToGeodatabase C:\Users\..... C:\Users\....\Desktop\....\poleodomia_2a.gdb
Start Time: Tue Jan 10 17:07:53 2012
ERROR 000824: The tool is not licensed.
Failed to execute (FeatureClassToGeodatabase).
Failed at Tue Jan 10 17:07:53 2012 (Elapsed Time: 0,00 seconds)
I have
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