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ArcGIS Online and Geoprocessing
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on Monday March 31, @03:43PM
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from the speaking-the-truth dept.
from the speaking-the-truth dept.
From The Memory Leak blog : "Something doesn’t make sense here. I often have heard ESRI describe Web2.0 mapping as useful, but not really GIS. To be true GIS, ESRI claims, geoprocessing capability must be provided. But then when I look at ArcGIS Online (Beta), I don’t see any geoprocessing services. I thought I saw this demo’d somewhere, but don’t see anything. I suppose ESRI is working on this - otherwise the name should be changed to ArcData Online."
For some interesting ideas on the issues of geoprocessing, please visit The Memory Leak blog.
For some interesting ideas on the issues of geoprocessing, please visit The Memory Leak blog.
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The Mandown blog has the following info : "It's now official, ESRI has released ArcGIS 9.3 beta to participants in the beta program. We have been actively working with the ESRI development teams on testing ArcGIS 9.3 and this has been great. We already have done some pretty cool stuff and submitted some great feedback. ESRI is really looking forward to beta testers feeding back bugs and other comments on the latest release."
For more information as well as the official announcement, please visit the Mandown blog.
For more information as well as the official announcement, please visit the Mandown blog.
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