ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to Error accessing web site on {0}: {1}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Type of new value does not match property..

Looks up a localized string similar to You do not have Read access to {0}..

Looks up a localized string similar to You do not have Write access to {0}..

Looks up a localized string similar to You do not have Write/Modify access to {0}..

Looks up a localized string similar to Property {0} does not exist at {1}..

Implementation of IWebProxy

The Uri to direct the web request to

Whether to bypass the proxy for the Uri

Uri of the host of the web request

Credentials to use for the proxy authentication

To help unload COM references in .NET apps, the AOUninitialize class provides the static (Shared in VB.NET) function Shutdown.

Default constructor.

The AOUninitalize.Shutdown function canbe called to help clean up references to COM objects, when a process shuts down.

Although the Shutdown function handles many shutdown problems in standalone applications, but you may still experience problems as there are COM objects that require explicit releasing; in these cases, you may wish to refer to the class.

Application Developer Framework for .NET Impersonation web control.

The Impersonation class allows the web application to dynamically impersonate a valid windows user during runtime at every request, and undo the impersonation at the completion of the response back to the original windows Identity. NOTE: This impersonation will override the impersonation set in the web.config file.

Default contstant for Login 32 Provider

Constructor

Logon User Win32 API declaration

Duplicate token Win32 API declaration

Returns true if impersonating, false otherwise

Set the Identity of a User using the Identity class

An Identity class object

Used to dynamically modify the current windows user with the value in the Identity property

True if success, false if failed

Used to dynamically modify the current windows user with the specified user

This parameter should be the return value of function Identity.ToString() of a previously instantiated Identity object. True if success, false if failed

Used to dynamically modify the current windows user with the specified user

This parameter should be the return value of function Identity.ToString() of a previously instantiated Identity object. The type of logon to perform. True if success, false if failed

Used to dynamically modify the current windows user with the specified user

String value that specifies the name of the user. This is the name of the user account to log on to. If you use the UPN format, user@DNS_domain_name, the Domain parameter must be NULL. String that specifies the clear-text password for the user account specified by Username String value that specifies the name of the domain or server whose account database contains the UserName account. If this parameter is NULL, the user name must be specified in UPN format. If this parameter is ".", the function validates the account using only the local account database. True if success, false if failed

Used to dynamically modify the current windows user with the specified user

String value that specifies the name of the user. This is the name of the user account to log on to. If you use the UPN format, user@DNS_domain_name, the Domain parameter must be NULL. String that specifies the clear-text password for the user account specified by Username String value that specifies the name of the domain or server whose account The type of logon to perform. database contains the UserName account. If this parameter is NULL, the user name must be specified in UPN format. If this parameter is ".", the function validates the account using only the local account database. True if success, false if failed

Return to the original Windows Identity before impersonation.

Managed wrapper around Win32 LogonUser API

String value that specifies the name of the user. This is the name of the user account to log on to. If you use the UPN format, user@DNS_domain_name, the Domain parameter must be NULL. String that specifies the clear-text password for the user account specified by Username String value that specifies the name of the domain or server account whose database contains the UserName account. If this parameter is NULL, the user name must be specified in UPN format. If this parameter is ".", the function validates the account using only the local account database. The type of logon to perform. A pointer to a handle variable that receives a handle to a token that represents the specified user. True if success, false if failed

The type of login to perform

Interactive

Network

Batch

Service

NetworkCleartext

NewCredentials

An identity object to hold a user, password, and domain

User name

Domain or machine that the user belongs to

Password of this user

Initializes a new instance of the Identity Class

Initializes a new instance of the Identity class with the specified parameters.

A login user name A login user password in clear text Optional - a domain or machine name for the login user

Returns a String reprepsentation of the type.

a string object

Returns an Identity object from an encrypted identity value

An Encrypted String for impersonation representing the identity of a valid user An Identity object

Whether an identity object is null or empty

The identity object Whether the identity object is null or empty

The class supports the .NET ADF infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

Retrieves the location where ArcGIS was installed.

Fully qualified path to where the ArcGIS System was installed.

Helper method to deserialize Collections using ArrayLists into XML

ArrayList to populate.

Helper method to serialize Collections using ArrayLists into XML

ArrayList to serialize.

Helper method to assist in serializing .NET Types in XML

.NET Type to serialize Serialized type as string

Helper method to assist in de-serializing .NET types in XML

String to deserialize in XML format .NET Type to deserialize into .NET Type deserialized into an object (Use this object with a cast to get the correct .NET Type)

Summary description for clsCustomLayer.

The class version number

Keep the layer's extent. Returned by the IGeoDataset::Extent property

The extent should be spatial-referenced to the DateFrame's spatial reference.

Store the layer's underlying data spatial reference. Returned by IGeoDataset::SpatialReference.

This spatial reference should not be modified. Class member m_mapSpatialRef holds the map's spatial reference and should be used in order to implement reprojection on the fly.

Store the maps's spatial reference. Set by ILayer::SpatialReference.

This spatial reference is set by the map. In order to support reprojection on the fly, you should make sure that both class members m_spatialRef and m_mapSpatialRef are not null and that each member holds different spatial reference (you can check that the factory code is different). Then you can use method IGeometry.Project in order to reproject your geometries when the layer draw.

Layer's name. Returned by ILayer::Name property

Flag which determines whether the layers is visible. Returned by ILayer::Visible

You should use this member in your inherited class in the Draw method.

determines whether the layers is cached

Flag thich determine whether the layer is valid (connected to its data source, has valid information etc.). Returned by ILAyer::Valid.

You can use this flag to determine for example whether the layer can be available or not.

Keep the maximum scale value at which the layer will display

Keep the minimum scale value at which the layer will display

determines whether the layers is supposed to show its MapTips

The layer's UID

An arraylist to store the layer's extensions.

Indicates if the layer supports interactive effects changes

Layer transparency in percent (0 - 100)

Layer brightness in percent (-100 - 100)

Layer contrast in percent (-100 - 100)

The display filter for support layer effects

Default Ctor

Loads the object properties from the stream.

The Load method must read the data from the stream in the same order the data was written to the stream in the Save method. Streams are sequential; you mut ensure that your data is saved and loaded in the correct order, so that the correct data is written to the correct member.

Saves the object properties to the stream.

Map tip text at the specified location.

The text string that gets displayed as a map tip if ShowTips = true.

Draws the layer to the specified display for the given draw phase.

This method draws the layer to the Display for the specified DrawPhase. Use the TrackCancel object to allow the drawing of the layer to be interrupted by the user. In order to implement you inheriting class, you must override this method

Dispose the layer

Removes the specified extension.

Adds a new extension.

The extension at the specified index.

Convert the object to another object that is supported. This method is not implemented in this version.

Is this object valid at the given document version.

The layers geodataset extent which is a union of the extents of all the items of the layer

In your inheriting class, consider the following code to calculate the layer's extent:


             public override IEnvelope Extent
            {
              get
              {
                m_extent  = GetLayerExtent();
                if (null == m_extent )
                  return null;
            
                IEnvelope env = ((IClone)m_extent ).Clone() as IEnvelope;
                if(null != m_layerSpatialRef)
                   env.Project(m_layerSpatialRef);
             
                return env;
              }
            }
                private IEnvelope GetLayerExtent()
            {
              if (null == base.m_spRef)
              {
                base.m_spRef = CreateGeographicSpatialReference();
              }
            
              IEnvelope env = new EnvelopeClass();
              env.SpatialReference = base.m_spRef;
              IPoint point = new PointClass();
              point.SpatialReference = m_spRef;
              foreach (DataRow r in m_table.Rows)
              {
                point.Y = Convert.ToDouble(r["Y"]);
                point.X = Convert.ToDouble(r["X"]);
            
                env.Union(point.Envelope);
              }
             
              return env;
            }

The spatial reference of the underlying data.

The property must return the underlying data spatial reference and must not reporoject it into the layer's spatial reference

The ID of the object.

Indicates if the layer shows map tips.

Indicates whether or not map tips are shown for the layer. If set to True, then map tips will be shown for the layer. You can determine the text that will be shown via TipText.

The default area of interest for the layer. Returns the spatial-referenced extent of the layer.

Indicates if the layer is currently visible.

Indicates if the layer needs its own display cache.

This property indicates whether or not the layer requires its own display cache. If this property is True, then the Map will use a separate display cache for the layer so that it can be refreshed indpendently of other layers.

Minimum scale (representative fraction) at which the layer will display.

Specifies the minimum scale at which the layer will be displayed. This means that if you zoom out beyond this scale, the layer will not display. For example, specify 1000 to have the layer not display when zoomed out beyond 1:1000.

Indicates if the layer is currently valid.

The valid property indicates if the layer is currently valid. Layers that reference feature classes are valid when they hold a reference to a valid feature class. The property does not however validate the integrity of the feature classes reference to the database. Therefore, in rare situations if a datasource is removed after a layer is initialized, the layer will report itself as valid but query attempts to the data source will error due to the lack of underlying data.

The Layer name.

Maximum scale (representative fraction) at which the layer will display.

Specifies the maximum scale at which the layer will be displayed. This means that if you zoom in beyond this scale, the layer will not display. For example, specify 500 to have the layer not display when zoomed in beyond 1:500.

Supported draw phases.

Indicates the draw phases supported by the layer (esriDPGeography, esriDPAnnotation, esriDPSelection, or any combination of the three). The supported draw phases are defined by esriDrawPhase. When multiple draw phases are supported, the sum of the constants is used. For example, if SupportedDrawPhases = 3 then the layer supports drawing in the geography and annotation phases.

Spatial reference for the layer.

This property is only used for map display, setting this property does not change the spatial reference of the layer's underlying data. The ArcGIS framework uses this property to pass the spatial reference from the map to the layer in order to support on-the-fly projection.

Last maximum scale setting used by layer.

Last minimum scale setting used by layer.

Description for the layer.

Number of extensions.

Layer brightness in percent (-100 - 100).

Layer contrast in percent (-100 - 100).

Indicates if the layer supports brightness changes.

Indicates if the layer supports contrast changes.

Indicates if the layer supports interactive effects changes.

Indicates if the layer supports transparency.

Layer transparency in percent (0 - 100).

Specifies the display filter used by the layer.

Specifies whether or not the layer uses a filter.

This indicates that the layer will be rasterized in Map draw. Override this method in your inheriting class if your layer draws symbols that will rasterize or if you draw rasters. Transparent layers are always rasterized

An abstract class designed to provide an efficient and script-like way to create new custom menu.

An abstract class for command bar implementations. Toolbar, menu and context menu are types of command bar.

Internal use only. To create new toolbars or menus, you should inherit BaseToolbar or BaseMenu instead.

The ID string to uniquely identify a commandbar. Null by default.

The caption of the command bar. Null by default.

Adds a separator bar on the command bar to begin a group.

Note to inheritors: Call this method to start a group in your command bar definition. You should define your command bar in the constructor.

Add a command item to the command bar by an identifier string.

The PROGID or CLSID of the command item Note to inheritors: Call this method to add an item to your command bar definition. You should define your command bar in the constructor. AddItem("esriArcMapUI.ZoomInTool") AddItem("{AD1891E4-7C79-11D0-8D7C-0080C7A4557D}")

Add a command item to the command bar by a Guid.

The Guid of the command item Note to inheritors: Call this method to add an item to your command bar definition. You should define your command bar in the constructor.

Add a command item to the command bar by a type.

The type which implements the command. Note to inheritors: Call this method to add an item to your command bar definition. You should define your command bar in the constructor.

Add a command item to the command bar by an identifier string and a subtype index

The PROGID or CLSID of the command item. Subtype of the item, starts with 1 AddItem("{FBF8C3FB-0480-11D2-8D21-080009EE4E51}", 1) Note to inheritors: Call this method to add an item to your command bar definition. You should define your command bar in the constructor.

Add a command item to the command bar by the Guid and a subtype index.

The Guid of the command item Subtype of the item, starts with 1 Note to inheritors: Call this method to add an item to your command bar definition. You should define your command bar in the constructor.

Add a command item to the command bar by a type and a subtype index.

The type which implements the command item. Subtype of the item, starts with 1 Note to inheritors: Call this method to add an item to your command bar definition. You should define your command bar in the constructor.

Add a command item to the command bar by an Unique Identifier Object (UID).

The UID of the command item Note to inheritors: Call this method to add an item to your command bar definition. You should define your command bar in the constructor.

IMenuDef.GetItemInfo() implementation. Called by the framework to find out the command item by position.

Locational index of the item on the menu. Item definition Note to inheritors: You do not need to call this method.

Name to uniquely identify this menu, returned from IMenuDef.Name property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: You can either override this property or set the base.m_barID field directly.

Caption of this menu, returned from IMenuDef.Caption property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: You can either override this property or set the base.m_barCaption field directly.

IMenuDef.ItemCount property implementation. Called by the framework to get the number of command items on the menu.

Note to inheritors: You do not need to use this property.

Summary description for StringCollection.

ThreadSafeCollection is a base class for all collections.

Synchronized array list used to hold collection objects

Constructor.

Delete all items in this collection.

Gets an enumerator for the items in the collection.

An enumerator for the items in the collection.

Indicates whether an item with the specified name exists.

True if item exists, false if not.

Generates a unique name for an item.

Name of the item Base for the new name if any. A unique name for an item.

Generates a unique name for an item.

Name of the item A unique name for an item.

This method is reserved and should not be used. When implementing the IXmlSerializable interface, you should return nullNothingnullptra null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic) (Nothing in Visual Basic) from this method, and instead, if specifying a custom schema is required, apply the XmlSchemaProviderAttribute to the class.

Generates an object from its XML representation.

Converts an object into its XML representation.

The number of items in this collection.

Default Constructor

Constructor - Initialized with specified parameters

An array of Strings

Constructor - Initialized with specified parameters

Delimited string Character delimiter used to parse itemList

Convert the String Collection to a string using the specified delimeter.

Character delimiter used to create string.

Adss a string to the collection.

String to be added to the collection.

Removes a string from the collection.

String to be removed from the collection.

Removes a string from a given index in the collection.

Index of the string to be removed.

Creates a deep clone of the current Object.

Returns a deep clone of the current Object.

Searches for the specified string and returns the zero-based index of the first occurrence within the StringCollection.

The string to locate. The value can be a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic). The zero-based index of the first occurrence of value in the StringCollection, if found; otherwise, -1.

Gets a string from a given index in the collection.

Resource.

Retrieves a string contained in a resource file.

The root name of the resources. For example, the root name for the resource file 'MyResource.en-us.resx' is 'MyResource' The name of the string to retrieve. A type from the assembly containing the resource file. The value of the string resource.

Get string resources

Resource name

The class supports the .NET ADF infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

Default Ctor

Save the XML to a target file.

Easy way to get the entire Xml string

Easy way to load XML from a file or URL

Helper method to get string content from a URL - not necessarily XML, but probably

URL to retrieve String

Helper function if navigation is used to ensure we're at the root node.

Boolean {True|False}

Gets an ArrayList of XmlNode children using an xPath expression

Get first child node given an XPath expression

Get the Attribute value from a given XmlNode

String

Get the Attribute int32 (int) value from a given XmlNode

Get the Attribute floating point/Single value from a given XmlNode

Get the Attribute double value from a given XmlNode

Get the Attribute boolean value from a given XmlNode

Get the Element value from a given XmlNode

Get the Element Int32 value from a given XmlNode

Get the Element float/single floating point value from a given XmlNode

Get the Element Double value from a given XmlNode

Get the Element Boolean value from a given XmlNode

Get the first Child Element value from a given XmlNode

Get the Child Element int32 value from a given XmlNode and ElementName

Get the Child Element floating point/single value from a given XmlNode and ElementName

Get the Child Element double value from a given XmlNode and ElementName

Get the Child Element boolean value from a given XmlNode and ElementName

Returns the first XmlNode object matching this element name

Returns the first XmlNode object matching this element name NOTE: this doesn't seem to work if parent is Root. Use GetFirstChildXmlNodeFromRoot

Returns an XmlNodeList of child nodes matching this element name

Returns an ArrayList (boxed XmlNode objects) of child nodes matching this element name This function is recursive in that it will find ALL the children, even if their in sub folders (sub child nodes)

Create an Element under the given parent based on the name and value pair.

Creates and adds a comment before the given node. If root node, or null, the comment node is Appended to the tree.

Used to create an Xml declaration

version as defined by the Xml Specification default encoding to use for the document as defined by the Xml Spec To be stand-alone, or Not XmlNode

Delete an XmlNode from the tree

Modify an XmlNode elment with a new value.

Create a new attribute given an XmlElement (XmlNode) target

Delete an attribute from the given target node.

GenerateSchema a schema file from a given target file

GenerateSchemaAsString based on the currently loaded Xml

Modify an attribute value to a new value

Internal method used to ensure that HTML and XML tags are encoded within their values

Internal method used to ensure that HTML and XML tags are decoded for display in other systems

Internal method used to process errors and exception handling

Return the last error message generated

Get the Root node of the Xml Document as an XmlNode

Get an XmlDocument

Get the XPathNavigator

delegates - more complex save operations can do it themselves...

The class supports the .NET ADF infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

Load the XML Document from a string resource

Load the Xml Document from a file resource

Load the Xml Document from a Url Resource

An abstract class designed to provide an efficient way to create new custom command items. Inherit BaseCommand to create a new custom command.

Note to inheritors: You must override the OnCreate method; generally in this method you should store a reference to the command host which is passed as a parameter to this method. Override the OnClick method and add the code which performs the main actions of your custom command class.

The bitmap that is used as the icon on this command, returned by the ICommand::Bitmap property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to the icon you wish to be used as the icon for the command. This value will be converted to an OLE picture handle the first time that the ICommand::Bitmap property is accessed. This handle is cleared from memory in the class destructor. Use the method to update this value once set.

The caption of this command, returned by the ICommand::Caption property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to a value you wish to be used as the caption for the command.

The name of the category with which the command is associated, returned by the ICommand::Category property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to a value you wish to be used as the command category for the command.

The name of the helpfile associated with this command, returned by the ICommand::Helpfile property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to the name of the helpfile that you wish to be used for the command.

The help context ID associated with this command, used to specify the mapped numeric value of the topic ID of the context sensitive help topic for the command. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to the id of the help topic you wish to be used for the command. The help id should be a valid id from the helpfile you specify in the m_helpFile field.

The statusbar message for this command, returned by the ICommand::Message property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to a value you wish to be used as the message for the command.

A string used for identification of this command, returned by the ICommand::Name property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to a value you wish to be used as the name for the command.

The tooltip for this command, returned from the ICommand::Tooltip property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to a value you wish to be used as the tooltip for the command.

The state of this command, returned from the ICommand::Enabled property. True by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to True to enable your command, or False to disable it.

The checked state of this command, returned from the ICommand::Checked property. False by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to True to show the command with a check mark next to it, or to False to show no check mark. The constructor has two overloads.

Default constructor. Initializes a new BaseCommand object with default values.

Initializes a new BaseCommand object from the specified bitmap, caption, category, help context ID, helpfile name, message, name, and tooltip.

System.Drawing.Bitmap. Caption of the tool. Category of the tool. Help context ID for the tool. Helpfile name for the tool. Message of the tool. Name of the tool. Tooltip of the tool. Note to inheritors: Use this constructor to set up the values of the command.

Destructor. Cleans up GDI resources used by the BaseCommand.

Changes the Bitmap for the command. Call this method to update the icon used for the command at runtime, after the command has already been instantiated.

A 16 by 16 Bitmap to represent the command. The color of the upper left pixel of the bitmap will be treated as the transparent color. This bitmap will replace any existing bitmap for the command.

Called when the user clicks a command.

Note to inheritors: override OnClick and use this method to perform the actual work of the custom command.

Called when the command is created inside the application.

A reference to the application in which the command was created. The hook may be an IApplication reference (for commands created in ArcGIS Desktop applications) or an IHookHelper reference (for commands created on an Engine ToolbarControl). Note to inheritors: classes inheriting from BaseCommand must always override the OnCreate method. Use this method to store a reference to the host application, passed in via the hook parameter.

The statusbar message for this command, appears in the application status bar when the mouse passes over the command.

Note to inheritors: By default, the field is returned from this member. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

Gets the bitmap that is used as the icon on this command, shown when the command is placed on a toolbar in Icon mode.

Note to inheritors: By default, the bitmap stored in the field is converted to a handle, and then returned from this member. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

The caption of this command, shown when the command is placed on a toolbar in Caption mode.

Note to inheritors: By default, the field is returned from this member. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

The tooltip for this command, appears in the screen tip when the mouse hovers over the command.

Note to inheritors: By default, the field is returned from this member. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

The statusbar message for this command, appears in the application status bar when the mouse passes over the command.

Note to inheritors: By default, the field is returned from this member. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

A string used for programmatic identification of this command.

Note to inheritors: By default, the field is returned from this member. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

Indicates whether or not this command is checked.

Note to inheritors: By default, the field is returned from this member. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

The enabled state of this command, determines whether the command is usable.

Note to inheritors: By default, the field is returned from this member. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

The name of the helpfile associated with this command. Used to specify the name of the help file that contains the context sensitive help topic for the command.

Note to inheritors: By default, the field is returned from this member. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

The name of the category with which the command is associated, used by the Customize dialog box.

Note to inheritors: By default, the field is returned from this member. If no category has been set by the inhertiting class, the value 'Misc.' will be returned. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

Encapsulates a Proxy Server Configuration

Checks if an given URI is bypassed by the proxy server or not

Uniform Resource Identifier true if the given URI is bypasses the proxy server. False otherwise.

Constructor

Saves the proxy server configuration to file on disk

Returns the Schema for the XML representation of the object.

null

Generates the object from its XML representation.

Xml Reader stream from which it is deserialized

Converts the object to its XML representation.

Xml Writer stream from which it is deserialized

Applies Proxy Settings (from ProxyServer.config) configuration to the webRequest

Whether proxy server redirection is enabled or not.

Uri of the Proxy server. Eg:- http://10.48.57.32:8080

Whether the proxy server requires authentication or not

Credentials to use for the proxy server authentications

Whether to bypass the proxy on local connections

Semicolon seperated list of addresses to bypass the proxy server

Singleton instance of the proxy server configuration

This is a utility class that contains a collection of function to interact with Internet Information Server, for example, to create and remove web applications.

Initializes a new instance of the IISHelper Class

Check IIS Server for access permissions

The Active Directory path of the virtual directory. Use GetIISLocation method to get the path. The name of the server. The url. The output physical path. The UNC path for the physical path. The output status message. true if check server for access succeeds; false if not.

Get the physical path of a virtual directory.

The Active Directory path of the virtual directory. Use GetIISLocation method to get the path. The output physical path. The output status message. true if getting physical path succeeds, false if not.

Get the root directory of the IIS Server specified

IIS Server machine name Root of the IIS server specified (e.g. c:\Inetpub\wwwroot)

Turn a virtual directory into an application.

The DirectoryEntry class for the virtual directory.

Check if a virtual directory is an application

The DirectoryEntry class for the virtual directory. true if it is an application, false if not.

Check if a virtual directory exists.

The Active Directory path of the IIS website. Use GetIISLocation method to get the path. The name of the virtual directory. The output status message. true if the virtual directory exists, false if not.

Check if the IIS server is available.

The name of the server. true if the server is available, false if not.

Check if the IIS server is available and running on a specified port

Name of the server machine, for example, MyServer. Port in the format ":PortNumber:", for example, ":80:".

Get the Active Directory path for the server and the port

Name of the server machine, for example, MyServer. Port in the format ":PortNumber:", for example, ":80:". The output status message. Active Directory Path, for example, "IIS://MyServer/W3SVC/1/ROOT".

Gets the Identifier used for the website. Useful for servers with multiple websites. This routine does not return the Site number.

Name of the server machine, for example, MyServer Port in the format ":PortNumber:", for example, ":80:" The output status message A string identifier based on ServerComment property in Metabase.xml (Eg:- Default Web Site)

Gets the Identifier (site number) used for the website. Useful for servers with multiple websites.

Name of the server machine, for example, MyServer Port in the format ":PortNumber:", for example, ":80:" The output status message A string identifier based on Name property in ActiveDirectory entry (Eg:- 1)

Verify if a website is up.

The Active Directory path of the IIS website. Use GetIISLocation method to get the path. The output status message. true if the web site is up, false if not.

Create a web application with the virtual directory name. The virtual directory is physically under the root of the web site.

The Active Directory path of the IIS website. Use GetIISLocation method to get the path. The name of the virtual directory. The output status message. true if vdir creation succeeds, false if not

Create a web application with the virtual directory name. The physical path of the virtual directory is passed in as a parameter.

The Active Directory path of the IIS website. Use GetIISLocation method to get the path. The name of the virtual directory. The physical path. The output status message. true if vdir creation succeeds, false if not

Delete a virtual directory

The Active Directory path of the IIS website. Use GetIISLocation method to get the path. The name of the virtual directory. The output status message. true if vdir deletion succeeds, false if not

Rename a virtual directory.

The Active Directory path of the IIS website. Use GetIISLocation method to get the path. The old virtual directory name. The new virtual directory name. The output status message. true if vdir rename succeeds, false if not

Change the physical path of a virtual directory.

The Active Directory path of the IIS website. Use GetIISLocation method to get the path. The name of the virtual directory. The new physical path. The output status message. true if vdir rename succeeds, false if not.

Set a single propery of the virtual directory.

The Active Directory path of the IIS website. Use GetIISLocation method to get the path. The name of the virtual directory. The property name. The new value of the property. The output status message. true if setting property value succeeds, false if not.

Retrieves the list of virtual directories from the default website on IIS

Hostname of the IIS server list of virtual directories from the default website on IIS

Retrieves the list of virtual directories from an IIS Website

Hostname of the IIS server Web virtual servers are identified in the metabase by their index numbers. The first Web server is number 1, the second is number 2, and so on. list of virtual directories from an IIS Website in the form of IIsVirtualDirectoryInfo objects

Recursive helper routine to look within IIsWebDirectories

List of virtual directory objects to append to. The current Directory entry to look under. ADSI path for the website that houses the v-dir UNC path for the website that houses the v-dir

Retrieves the list of application directories from an IIS Website

Hostname of the IIS server Web virtual servers are identified in the metabase by their index numbers. The first Web server is number 1, the second is number 2, and so on. list of application directories from an IIS Website in the form of IIsVirtualDirectoryInfo objects

Recursive helper routine to look within IIsWebDirectories

List of application directory objects to append to. The current Directory entry to look under. ADSI path for the website that houses the app-dir UNC path for the website that houses the app-dir

Gets a list of websites on an IIS Server

A list of IISWebsite information objects list of websites on an IIS Server in the form of IIsWebsiteInfo objects

Holds information about websites

The unique identifier used by IIS to identify the website.

The friendly name for the website.

List of port numbers to which the website is bound to. Each port value is of the form :portNum: (eg:- :80: :121:).

Is the website bound using SSL.

Contains information about a virtual directory in IIS

Virtual path of the virtual directory.

The Active Directory path to the virtual directory.

The UNC (or local) path to the virtual directory.

An abstract class designed to provide an efficient and script-like way to create new custom toolbar.

IToolbarDef.GetItemInfo() implementation. Called by the framework to find out the command item by position.

Locational index of the item on the toolbar. Item definition Note to inheritors: You do not need to call this method.

Name to uniquely identify this toolbar, returned from IToolbarDef.Name property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: You can either override this property or set the base.m_barID field directly.

Caption of this toolbar, returned from IToolbarDef.Caption property. Null by default.

Note to inheritors: You can either override this property or set the base.m_barCaption field directly.

IToolbarDef.ItemCount property implementation. Called by the framework to get the number of command items on the toolbar.

Note to inheritors: You do not need to use this property.

The OLE class defines methods to help you convert existing .NET Font, Bitmap or Icon classes into stdole Font or Picture objects to use in in ArcGIS members.

Default Constructor.

The GetIPictureDispFromIcon method can be used to convert an existing .NET System.Drawing.Icon object into a Stdole.StdPicture object.

A object. A stdole.StdPicture object.

[C#]


            System.Drawing.Icon dotNetIcon = new System.Drawing.Icon(@"C:\Temp\MyIcon.ico");
            ESRI.ArcGIS.MapControl.IMapControlDefault  map = this.axMapControl1.Object as ESRI.ArcGIS.MapControl.IMapControlDefault;
            map.MouseIcon = ESRI.ArcGIS.Utility.COMSupport.OLE.GetIPictureDispFromIcon(dotNetIcon) as stdole.IPictureDisp;
            map.MousePointer = ESRI.ArcGIS.SystemUI.esriControlsMousePointer.esriPointerCustom;

[Visual Basic .NET]


            Dim dotNetIcon As System.Drawing.Icon = New System.Drawing.Icon("C:\Temp\MyIcon.ico")
            Dim map As ESRI.ArcGIS.MapControl.IMapControlDefault = Me.AxMapControl1.Object
            map.MouseIcon = ESRI.ArcGIS.Utility.COMSupport.OLE.GetIPictureDispFromIcon(dotNetIcon)
            map.MousePointer = ESRI.ArcGIS.SystemUI.esriControlsMousePointer.esriPointerCustom

The GetIPictureDispFromBitmap method can be used to convert an existing .NET System.Drawing.Bitmap object into a Stdole.StdPicture object.

A object. A stdole.StdPicture object.

[C#]


            System.Drawing.Bitmap dotNetBmp = new System.Drawing.Bitmap(@"C:\Temp\MyBitmap.bmp");
            ESRI.ArcGIS.Display.IPictureMarkerSymbol bmpSym = new ESRI.ArcGIS.Display.PictureMarkerSymbolClass() as ESRI.ArcGIS.Display.IPictureMarkerSymbol;
            bmpSym.Picture = ESRI.ArcGIS.Utility.COMSupport.OLE.GetIPictureDispFromBitmap(dotNetBmp) as stdole.IPictureDisp;

[Visual Basic .NET]


            Dim dotNetBmp As System.Drawing.Bitmap = New System.Drawing.Bitmap("C:\Temp\MyBitmap.bmp")
            Dim bmpSym As ESRI.ArcGIS.Display.IPictureMarkerSymbol = New ESRI.ArcGIS.Display.PictureMarkerSymbol
            bmpSym.Picture = ESRI.ArcGIS.Utility.COMSupport.OLE.GetIPictureDispFromBitmap(dotNetBmp)

The GetIFontDispFromFont method can be used to convert an existing .NET System.Drawing.Font object into a Stdole.StdFont object.

A object. A stdole.StdFont object.

[C#]


            System.Drawing.Font dotNetFont = new System.Drawing.Font("Castellar", 25.0F);
            ESRI.ArcGIS.Display.ITextSymbol textSym = new ESRI.ArcGIS.Display.TextSymbolClass() as ESRI.ArcGIS.Display.ITextSymbol;
            textSym.Font = ESRI.ArcGIS.Utility.COMSupport.OLE.GetIFontDispFromFont(dotNetFont) as stdole.IFontDisp;

[Visual Basic .NET]


            Dim dotNetFont As New System.Drawing.Font("Castellar", 25.0F)
            Dim textSym As ESRI.ArcGIS.Display.ITextSymbol = New ESRI.ArcGIS.Display.TextSymbolClass
            textSym.Font = ESRI.ArcGIS.Utility.COMSupport.OLE.GetIFontDispFromFont(dotNetFont)

An Exception that describes the error that occurs during impersonation

Default Constructor used to create an instance of the exception.

Used to create an instance of this exception with the message provided.

Message used in describing the exception

Description of the exception.

Converts a ArcGIS COM data types to .NET data types and vice versa.

Converts IRGBColor to a System.Drawing.Color structure

Converts from System.Drawing.Color structure to an ESRI.ArcGIS.Dispay.IRgbColor

Converts from System.Drawing.Color object to a ESRI.ArcGIS.Dispay.IRgbColor Used with ArcGIS Server Context

The Server Context to create the IRgbColor object in

Converts a System.Drawing.Font object to an stdole.IFontDisp object for use with ArcObjects Symbols.

a System.Drawing.Font object The IFontDisp object.

Converts a System.Drawing.Font object to an stdole.IFontDisp object for use with ArcObjects Symbols.

An IServerContext object a System.Drawing.Font object The IFontDisp object.

Copy object from one server context to another.

Object to copy. ServerContext to copy from. ServerContext to copy to. Copied object.

Converts a System.Drawing.Image to an array of bytes

Format that you would like the image to be when transformed to bytes An array of bytes

Retrieve an Image Url from the supplied Uri

A valid System.Uri object

Retrieve an Image from the string Url

A valid Url of the Image Location to retrieve

Retrieve an Image from the string Url

A valid Url of the Image Location to retrieve Any exception that is thrown while trying to read file. Identity used to authenticate with server

Retrieve an Image from the Stream

Retrieve an Image from the supplied bytes

The base64 encoded representation of the Image to create

Returns a valid Identity type from the Impersonation control Identity encrypted property

An encrypted string fromthe Impersonation WebControl Identity property. The Identity object with attributes from the passed-in string.

Returns a valid Identity type from the Impersonation control orginal ADF Identity encrypted property

An encrypted string from the Impersonation WebControl Identity property. The Identity object with attributes from the passed-in string.

Returns an encrypted string value that can be used with the Impersonation WebControl.

An encrypted String for impersonation representing the identity of a valid user An encrypted string value represetning the Identity object

Encryption security seed key.

Encrpyt string using MD5 hash encryption.

Encrypted string.

Decrpyt MD5 Hashed encryption string.

decrypted string.

An abstract class designed to provide an efficient way to create new tool classes for ArcGIS. Inherit BaseTool to create a new custom tool. This class derives from the BaseCommand class.

Note to inheritors: You must override the OnCreate method, inherited from BaseCommand. Generally you will also override the OnMouseDown, OnMouseMove and/or OnMouseUp methods of the BaseTool and in those members perform the main actions of your custom tool class.

A System.Windows.Forms.Cursor that is used for this tool, the handle of which is returned by the ITool::Cursor property. Null by default, indicating the default cursor will be used.

Note to inheritors: Change the m_cursor field to show a different cursor for your tool's mouse pointer. For example, if you a coding a tool which allows a user to track a rectangle, you may want to change the cursor whilst the mouse button is depressed to indicate the change of state to the user.

Indicates whether or not the Tool is deactivated, returned from the ITool::Deactivate method. True by default.

Note to inheritors: Set this field to indicate if the tool can be interrupted by other tools. The constructor has two overloads.

Default Constructor. Initializes a new BaseTool object with default values.

Initializes a new BaseTool object from the specified bitmap, caption, category, cursor, help context ID, helpfile name, message, name, and tooltip.

System.Drawing.Bitmap for the tool icon. Caption of the tool. Category of the tool. System.Windows.Forms.Cursor for the tool. Help context ID for the tool. Helpfile name for the tool. Message of the tool. Name of the tool. Tooltip of the tool. Note to inheritors: Use this constructor to set up the values of the tool.

This method is called when a mouse button is pressed down, when this tool is active.

Specifies which mouse button is pressed; 1 for the left mouse button, 2 for the right mouse button, and 4 for the middle mouse button. Specifies an integer corresponding to the state of the SHIFT (bit 0), CTRL (bit 1) and ALT (bit 2) keys. When none, some, or all of these keys are pressed none, some, or all the bits get set. These bits correspond to the values 1, 2, and 4, respectively. For example, if both SHIFT and ALT were pressed, Shift would be 5. The X coordinate, in device units, of the location of the mouse event. See the OnMouseDown Event for more details. The Y coordinate, in device units, of the location of the mouse event. See the OnMouseDown Event for more details. Note to inheritors: Override the OnMouseDown method if you need to perform some action when the OnMouseDown is raised when the tool is active.

This method is called when a mouse button is released, when this tool is active.

Specifies which mouse button is released; 1 for the left mouse button, 2 for the right mouse button, and 4 for the middle mouse button. Specifies an integer corresponding to the state of the SHIFT (bit 0), CTRL (bit 1) and ALT (bit 2) keys. When none, some, or all of these keys are pressed none, some, or all the bits get set. These bits correspond to the values 1, 2, and 4, respectively. For example, if both SHIFT and ALT were pressed, Shift would be 5. The X coordinate, in device units, of the location of the mouse event. See the OnMouseUp Event for more details. The Y coordinate, in device units, of the location of the mouse event. See the OnMouseUp Event for more details. Note to inheritors: Override the OnMouseUp method if you need to perform some action when the OnMouseUp event is raised when the tool is active.

This method is called when a key is pressed down, when this tool is active.

Specifies a virtual key code value of the key pressed on the keyboard. For alpha-numeric keys this corresponds to the ASCII value, for example "A" key returns 65 which is the ASCII value for capital A. Other key codes are F1 to F12 are 112 to 123 respectively. Specifies an integer corresponding to the state of the SHIFT (bit 0), CTRL (bit 1) and ALT (bit 2) keys. When none, some or all of these keys are pressed none, some or all the bits get set. These bits correspond to the values 1, 2, and 4, respectively. For example, if both SHIFT and ALT were pressed, Shift would be 5. Note to inheritors: Override the OnKeyDown method if you need to perform some action when the OnKeyDown event is raised when the tool is active.

This method is called when a key is released, when this tool is active.

Specifies a virtual key code value of the key released on the keyboard. For alpha-numeric keys this corresponds to the ASCII value, for example "A" key returns 65 which is the ASCII value for capital A. Other key codes are F1 to F12 are 112 to 123 respectively. Specifies an integer corresponding to the state of the SHIFT (bit 0), CTRL (bit 1) and ALT (bit 2) keys. When none, some or all of these keys are pressed none, some or all the bits get set. These bits correspond to the values 1, 2, and 4, respectively. For example, if both SHIFT and ALT were pressed, Shift would be 5. Note to inheritors: Override the OnKeyUp method if you need to perform some action when the OnKeyUp event is raised when the tool is active.

This method is called when the mouse is moved while a mouse button is pressed down, when this tool is active.

Specifies which mouse button is pressed while the mouse is moved; 1 for the left mouse button, 2 for the right mouse button, and 4 for the middle mouse button. Specifies an integer corresponding to the state of the SHIFT (bit 0), CTRL (bit 1) and ALT (bit 2) keys. When none, some, or all of these keys are pressed none, some, or all the bits get set. These bits correspond to the values 1, 2, and 4, respectively. For example, if both SHIFT and ALT were pressed, Shift would be 5. The X coordinate, in device units, of the location of the mouse event. See the OnMouseMove Event for more details. The Y coordinate, in device units, of the location of the mouse event. See the OnMouseMove Event for more details. Note to inheritors: Override the OnMouseMove method if you need to perform some action when the OnMouseMove event is raised when the tool is active.

This method is called when the context menu event is raised at the given location.

The X coordinate, in device units, of the location of the mouse event. See the OnContextMenu Event for more details. The Y coordinate, in device units, of the location of the mouse event. See the OnContextMenu Event for more details. A boolean value indicating if the context menu event has been handled. Note to inheritors: Override the OnContextMenu method if you need to perform some action when the OnContextMenu event is raised when the tool is active. By default, False is returned, indicating that the event has not been handled in the tool, and so the default context menu for the view will be displayed instead.

This method is called when the tool becomes inactive.

A boolean value indicating if the tool can be interrupted by other tools. Note to inheritors: By default, the field is returned from this member. Override the Deactivate method if you need to alter this behaviour or perform some action when the Deactivate event is raised.

This method is called when a screen display in the application is refreshed, if the tool is active in that display.

The window handle to the display context which was refreshed. Note to inheritors: Override the Refresh method if you need to perform some action when the display is refreshed when the tool is active.

This method is called when the mouse is double-clicked when the tool is active.

Note to inheritors: Override the OnDblClick method if you need to perform some action when the OnDblClick event is raised when the tool is active.

Gets the Cursor handle that is used as the mouse pointer for this tool, shown when this tool is the active tool.

Note to inheritors: By default, the cursor stored in the field is converted to a handle, and then returned from this member. It is possible to override this member, if you should need to provide a different implementation.

A Base object to assist devloping against COM objects that require a deterministic release pattern.

Default Constructor

Destructor

Manages the lifetime of any COM object. The method will deterministically release the object during the dispose process.

Marshal.ReleaseComObject will be called during the disposal process on this Interface pointer until its RCW reference count becomes 0. NOTE: Do not add ServerObject interfaces like IMapServer, IGeocodeServer, IMapServerLayout or IMapServerObjects. The COM object to manage.

Implementation of IDisposable method Dispose() The Dispose method should release all the resources that it owns for unmanaged code resources.

Dispose method implementation from IDisposable Interface

Boolean value indicating to the method whether or not it should also dispose managed objects

Decrements the reference count to zero of the supplied runtime callable wrapper.

The COM object to release.

This class is used internally by the classes in this namespace.

Registers a class to a component category.

The CLSID of the class to be registered. The CATID of the component category to which a class should be registered.

Unregisters a class from a component category.

The CLSID of the class to be unregistered. The CATID of the component category from which a class should be unregistered.

Registers or unregisters a class to the DDEditorExtensions component category.

Registers a class to the DDEditorExtensions component category.

The CLSID of the class to be registered.

Unregisters a class from the DDEditorExtensions component category.