Building Applications with ArcGIS Server Using the Java Platform
Presented by Alan Hammersmith
Seminar overview
ArcGIS Server provides a rich Application Developer Framework (ADF) for the Java environment. The ArcGIS Server Java Platform includes a set of components that can be used to quickly develop mapping and analysis applications for use on the Web. This seminar will introduce how to create applications using the Web mapping application template and Web controls. The presenter will demonstrate how to configure existing tasks, such as tools or commands, as well as how to build and deploy custom tasks using Java. Attendees will also learn where to find documentation resources and code samples.
Key points
The presenter will discuss:
- The out-of-the-box Web controls and template
- Adding custom functionality
- Developer resources and code samples
Intended audience
This seminar is designed for experienced Java developers who want to build custom GIS Web applications with ArcGIS Server. Participants not familiar with ArcGIS Server would benefit from viewing the free training seminar, What's New in ArcGIS Server at 9.2.
This seminar was well worth the time. I always seem to pick up some little trick that makes me more efficient at my job. 