Download The ArcGIS Server 9.3 Flex API Presentation That Was Given At The ESRI Developer Summit 2008
This was quite a talking point of the ESRI Developer Summit. Due to other presentations on many were not able to get along to see this. Mansour Raad has now made this presentation available.
This API is intended to be released post 9.3 and will be based on the REST protocol and is very closely modeled after the JavaScript API.
The download has been made available from his blog rather and can be downloaded here: http://thunderheadxpler.blogspot.com/2008/… Mansour’s post on this can be found here: http://thunderheadxpler.blogspot.com/2008/…
Thanks for Mansour for making this presentation available.
Links to the other presentations can be found here: http://geo.geek.nz/events/…
Update: I have updated the links. Sorry about this, there is a bug in Windows Live Writer that keeps causing this when I shorten the URL’s.
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so it was almost a year ago (last june) that the rest API was announced as part of 9.3 now its post 9.3. vapor.
http://virtualearth4gov.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!369B39F890CE30C1!408.entry
June 18
ESRI Announces new REST API for Interoperability at 2007 User Conference
A quick entry from my hotel room in San Diego where I am staying for the 2007 iteration of the annual ESRI User Conference.
In his plenary session today, Jack Dangermond announced a REST Application Program Interface (API) that will be released with ArcGIS Server 9.3 and will allow interoperability between ArcGIS and web services, notably Microsoft’s Virtual Earth. With the release of 9.3, ESRI will provide an ArcGIS JavaScript library that extends the Microsoft Virtual Earth Software Development Kit. You can use the extended SDK to mashup content from any ArcGIS 9.3 Server via the REST API for ArcGIS Server with Virtual Earth maps and imagery.