Thank you. I tried your method but can't access the DWF file as a folder.
I seached internet and found another way to get the sheets' names, which is
based on SharpZipLib.
using System.IO;
using ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.BZip2;
using ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.Zip;
using ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.Zip.C
I use the file system to get the name of the folder in the unzipped dwf. The
folder name is the same as the sheet attribute you need.
here is a function in VB to get the Name of the folder. It should be easy
to convert to C# or just drop it in your appcode folder as VB code.
Public Function ge
Thank you very much.
It's ok to left the 0 to range coordinates(miin/max Values). Could you
please tell me how do you extract the sheet name by program automatically,
for example in c#, but not mannaully.
Brad L wrote:
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> I am using unmanaged DWF files but I build all of my maps dynamically a
Hi Brad -
This looks to be exactly what I needed. Thanks!
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I am using unmanaged DWF files but I build all of my maps dynamically at
runtime. I don't know if this makes things more or less difficult for your
situation but I will give you the short version of my process.
The XML for your dwf layer will look something like this.
http://www.w3.org/2001/
Sorry, I haven't.
btenbroeck wrote:
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> Carl, did you ever find/get a solution to this?
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> Carl wrote:
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>> It is ok to publish the unmanaged SDF file. but how to prepare unmanaged
>> DWF Drawingsource? It seems more complicated than SDF.
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Carl, did you ever find/get a solution to this?
Carl wrote:
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> It is ok to publish the unmanaged SDF file. but how to prepare unmanaged
> DWF Drawingsource? It seems more complicated than SDF.
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