Comment on Planet GS down, but there is good news by Paolo Corti
I agree with David If you do the viewer please make it available also for MapServer
Full OSS solution vs OSS/commercial solution mix
I wanted to leave a comment in this Bill Dollin's post, but after that it came out to my mind to leave a trackback to it, and going with a my own post on this subject as far as I have several things to discuss about.
Running and debugging unit tests with NUnit and Visual Studio
For .NET developers a very usefull and free framework for unit testing is NUnit, that is a .NET implementation of the popular JUnit for Java. I am using this for unit testing zigGIS, the Open Source ArcGis Desktop connector for PostGIS
COM ArcObject passed to .NET library: how to cast, access and debug it
Generally when developing your .NET ArcObjects library you are managing all .NET objects, because the ArcObjects are wrapped by the RCW, Runtime Callable Wrapper (preferably created by Esri, using the Primary Interoperability Assemblies
IWorkspaceFactory wksf = new PostGisWorkspaceFactory;
In my previous post I have showed you how to install and using zigGIS for adding PostGIS data into ArcMap. From the ArcMap user interface you just need to press the zigGIS button and an "Add PostGIS data" dialog will be shown to you.
Comment on The Top 10 Posts from 2006 by Paolo Corti
I think the best ever comment I have seen at your blog is about the guy who didn’t want to go for ArcGis 9x but still staying with ArcView 3.2 because Librarian isn’t supported. Good holiday to everyone Paolo
Installing zigGIS 1.1 for connecting ArcMap to PostGIS layers
zigGIS is an Open Source PostGIS connector for ArcGIS Desktop, that enables ArcMap to add PostGIS layers in the map. Differently from other kinds of connectors, like for example PGArc, the very nice feature of zigGIS is the direct-read
Comment on Weekly Microsoft Virtual Earth Update by Paolo Corti
I agree with last sentence, James! but some very nice Italian place is missing from your snapshots
COM ArcObject passed to .NET library: how to cast, access and debug it
Generally in your .NET ArcObjects library you are managing all .NET objects, because the ArcObjects are wrapped by the RCW (preferably created by Esri, using the Primary Interoperability Assemblies, PIA, installed with ArcGIS desktop in
MapFlashViewer Framework
MapFlashViewer Framework is a simple Flash viewer for several (even any, if someone intends to write an implementation) internet map server (at the moment I wrote an implementation for Esri ArcIMS and MapServer). paolo+corti: paolo+corti