2 Days (RM1,200.00)

Overview
ArcGIS Engine Developer Kit includes a set of embeddable software components and a toolkit that can be used to build stand-alone applications. This course shows how to use ArcGIS Engine Developer Kit to build custom applications for the Windows platform using the Microsoft Visual Studio development environment. You are introduced to ArcGIS Engine and the components, libraries, and APIs included with ArcGIS Engine Developer Kit. You learn the types of applications you can create, the licensing and authorization model, and how to deploy applications with ArcGIS Engine Runtime. The course also teaches how to build custom components that extend the ArcGIS Engine controls framework..

Topics Covered

• ArcGIS Engine SDK: Components of the .NET ArcGIS Engine SDK; Understanding ArcGIS Engine ArcObjects functionality; Overview of ArcGIS Engine controls; Working with ArcGIS Visual Studio project templates; Using the Developer Help.
• ArcGIS Engine controls: MapControl; PageLayoutControl; 3D controls; ToolbarControl; TOCControl; SymbologyControl; LicenseControl.
• Licensing ArcGIS Engine applications: Licensing considerations; License initialization rules for products and extensions; Using the LicenseControl; Check in/check out extensions.
• Working programmatically with ArcGIS Engine controls and classes: Using COM objects in .NET; ArcObjects review; Synchronizing map display between controls; Adding built-in commands, menus, and toolbars; Accessing ArcObjects from controls.
• Adding editing functionality to ArcGIS Engine applications: Licensing considerations; Managing an edit session; Basics of editing feature geometry; Edit events.
• Creating custom components: Using CustomizeDialog; Working with ToolbarMenus; Creating custom ArcGIS components and tools; Registering COM components; Working with Visual Studio ArcGIS item templates; Inheriting from the ArcGIS base classes.
• Deploying an ArcGIS Engine application: Overview of the deployment process; ArcGIS Engine Runtime setup, install requirements, and deployment options; Visual Studio Setup projects.
• Specialized ArcGIS Engine functionality: Overview of dynamic display; Rendering dynamic content; Connecting to Internet data sources; Working with the GeoProcessor object to run geoprocessing tools and models.

Prerequisites and recommendations
Students should have completed Introduction to Programming ArcObjects Using VBA, Introduction to Programming ArcObjects Using the Microsoft .NET Framework, or have six months' experience programming with ArcObjects. Students should also have experience programming with COM and Visual Basic .NET or C#. Prior completion of Extending the ArcGIS Desktop Applications is recommended.