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  1. An ArcGIS Desktop installation also acts as an ArcGIS Engine Runtime—any ArcGIS Engine Java application can run on a computer with ArcGIS Desktop and a supported JRE installed. Install the ArcGIS Engine Runtime setup directly from the CD. The ArcGIS Engine Runtime setup can be redistributed on the application's CD.

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    %ARCGISHOME%\java\samples\engine\Scenario.MapViewer
    %ARCGISHOME%/java/samples/engine/Scenario.MapViewer
    Setting up the development environment
    Building a graphical user interface (GUI) using the visual components
    Loading map documents
    Adding commands to the toolbar
    An installation of the ArcGIS Engine SDK for the Java platform with an authorization file enabling it for development use.
    An installation of the Java SE development kit, 1.5 or later. If you do not already have one available, download it from the Java SE DownloadsWeb site.
    A supported Java IDE or your favorite text editor.
    A beginner to intermediate knowledge of the Java programming language.

    Building a GUI using the visual components

    1. Create a MapViewerFrame.java file. The MapViewerFrame class provides the GUI and functionality of the map viewer application. Implement this class as a subclass of javax.swing.JFrame. See the following code example: 1. Compile the MapViewerFrame and MapViewer Java files. To do this, the Java compiler needs to know where to find the referenced Java classes. This is done by including arcobjects.jar in the classpath. To compile using the command line, use the cd command to change to the direc...

    Loading map documents

    1. When the components are added, load the map documents into the controls by adding the following imports to MapViewer.java:

    Adding commands to the toolbar

    1. To add the prebuilt toolbar commands, add the following imports to MapViewerFrame.java:

    In the directory where the compiled Java class files are located, create a manifest.txt file.
    Add the following code example to the manifest.txt file:
    Press Enter at the end of the first line.
    Save the file and open a command window. At the command prompt, change to the directory containing the manifest.txt file by using the cd command.
    For ArcGIS developer information, including discussion forums, updated samples, and technical topics, see the Java Resource Center.
    For Java programmers who want to use the Java programming language to create applications, see Java Tutorials.
  2. Yes, you can embed GIS functionalities in an existing J2SE application using the ArcGIS Engine API. ArcGIS Engine provides Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) controls for visualizing the maps in 2D and 3D, which can be added to a Java container and linked to existing applications. The API is dependent on native libraries and other runtime components ...

  3. At ArcGIS 10, there is a single software development kit (SDK) for ArcObjects. It combines the content previously contained in the ArcGIS Engine Java SDK along with ArcObjects development specific to ArcGIS Server. The ArcObjects SDK for Java includes documentation, samples, developer tools, and Eclipse plug-ins for ArcObjects development.

  4. Layers. Query. Styles and data visualization. Search and location. Routing. Offline. Security and authentication. Use the latest version of ArcGIS Maps SDK for Java to build apps that incorporate capabilities such as mapping, geocoding, routing, and spatial analysis, for deployment to Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms.

  5. ArcGIS Engine is a complete library of embeddable geographic information system (GIS) components for developers to build custom applications. Using ArcGIS Engine, developers can embed ArcGIS functions into other information tools and build custom applications that deliver advanced GIS solutions. ArcGIS Engine is supported on Windows, Solaris ...

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  7. You can use the ArcObjects Software Development Kit (SDK) for the Java Platform to successfully build custom desktop applications. There is a wide variety of applications that can be built, ranging from graphical user interface (GUI) applications to command line, batch-driven applications. GUI applications use the extensive ArcGIS Engine controls.

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