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4 Developer environments ArcObjects is based on Microsoft’s Component Object Model. End users of ArcGIS applications don’t necessarily have to understand COM, but if you’re a developer intent on developing applications based on ArcObjects or extending the existing ArcGIS applications using ArcObjects, an understanding of COM is a requirement even if you plan to use the C++, Java, or .NET APIs and not COM specifically. The level of understanding required depends on the depth of customization or development you want to undertake. At a minimum, review ‘The Microsoft Component Object Model’ and ‘Developing with ArcObjects’ sections, then proceed to the later API-specific section of your choice. Each API-specific section introduces you to programming techniques of supported languages and details advanced features particular to development with ArcObjects. Topics covered in this chapter include: • the Microsoft Component Object Model • developing with ArcObjects • Visual Basic, both as a platform and as your development environment • Visual C++ • the .NET API • the Java API • the C++ API 57
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Contents CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCING ARC
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1 Introducing ArcGIS Engine ESRI ®
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ARCGIS 9 OVERVIEW ArcGIS Server Arc
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CLASSES AND RELATIONSHIPS Owner 1..
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