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    Developing Web Apps with ArcGIS

    API for JavaScriptTM


    Student Edition

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    Course introduction
    Introduction
    Course goals
    Additional resources
    Installing the course data
    Icons used in this workbook
    Understanding the ArcGIS Platform

    Introduction to the ArcGIS API for JavaScript


    Lesson introduction
    The ArcGIS platform
    ArcGIS for JavaScript applications
    Developer requirements
    Developer resources
    Introduction to the ArcGIS API for JavaScript
    Using the SDK
    Getting started with the API
    Adding ArcGIS Online basemaps
    ArcGIS API for JavaScript Web Optimizer
    Creating a custom Build using the Web Optimizer
    Exercise 1: Create a simple map application
    Import the starter application
    Reference the Esri libraries
    Add a map to the application
    Adjust map parameters and style
    Lesson review

    Working with the map


    Lesson introduction
    Adding data to the map
    Combining map layers
    Adding layers programmatically
    Working with map layers
    Using widgets
    Working with events
    Exercise 2A: Adding data to your map using layers
    Open the starter application
    Specify an initial extent
    Add tiled and dynamic layers
    Add a feature layer
    Add a BasemapToggle widget
    Add a legend
    Displaying a web map
    Reference a web map layer
    i

    Exercise 2B: Adding data to your map using web maps


    Open the starter application
    Use a web map
    Add a BasemapGallery widget
    Update the legend
    Lesson review

    Working with tasks and widgets


    Lesson introduction
    Using Tasks and Widgets
    Working with GIS services
    Working with secured GIS resources
    Task-implementation workflow
    Explore task implementation
    Geocoding and searching
    Directions and routing
    Exporting a web map
    Exercise 3: Geocode and find directions
    Open the Geocoder-Locator starter application
    Add a Geocoder widget
    Use a Locator task
    Open the Directions-Output starter application
    Add a Directions widget
    (Optional) Add a Print widget
    Lesson review

    Applying queries to data


    Lesson introduction
    Displaying temporary data in the map
    Understanding graphics
    Understanding symbols
    Drawing graphics on the map
    Using the API to answer questions
    Displaying query results
    Setting up the Query object
    Executing a query
    Understanding the FeatureSet
    Query and select features
    Optimizing the FeatureLayer
    Using FeatureLayer modes
    Displaying selected features in a table
    Exercise 4: Query data
    Open the starter application
    Implement a drawing tool

    ii

    Display user input on a graphics layer


    Select features
    Display selected features in a table
    Lesson review

    Visualizing and rendering data


    Lesson introduction
    Visualizing your data
    Understanding renderers
    Renderer visualization properties
    Applying renderers to layers
    Generating renderers
    Working with dynamic layers
    Working with LayerDrawingOptions
    Exercise 5A: Visualize data using a renderer
    Open the data visualizer starter application
    Apply a renderer to a dynamic layer
    Apply proportional symbols to earthquake features
    Styling features with CSS
    Labeling features
    Creating pop-up windows
    Exercise 5B: Visualize attribute information using pop-up windows
    Open the pop-up window starter application
    Use a pop-up window to display feature information
    Lesson review

    Using tasks and widgets for analysis


    Lesson introduction
    Achieving custom analysis
    Using the Geoprocessor
    Working with geoprocessing parameters
    Executing a geoprocessing task
    Using geoprocessing services and tasks
    Performing measurements
    Using the Geometry service
    Exercise 6: Implement a geoprocessing task
    Import the starter application
    Prepare the Geoprocessor and inputs
    Execute the Geoprocessor
    Process the Geoprocessor results
    Using ArcGIS analysis services
    Working with Analysis widgets
    Working with GeoEnrichment widgets
    Lesson review

    iii

    Editing features
    Lesson introduction
    Understanding web editing scenarios
    Confirming web editing requirements
    Editing with feature services
    Adding editing functionality
    Editing geometry
    Add feature editing to an application
    Editing attributes
    Editing attachments
    Exercise 7: Add editing functionality
    Import the starter application
    Add editable wildfire feature layers
    Add an Editor widget
    Add a custom TemplatePicker widget
    Customize the Editor toolbar
    Edit large feature geometry
    Enable edit rollback functionality
    Enabling advanced editing functionality
    Lesson review

    Develop an ArcGIS web application


    Lesson introduction
    Develop an ArcGIS web application
    Locate developer resources
    Scenario 1: Implement an Analysis widget
    Scenario 2: Develop a secure application
    Scenario 3: Develop a responsive design application
    Lesson review

    Appendixes
    Appendix A: Esri data license agreement
    Appendix B: Answers to lesson review questions
    Lesson 1: Introduction to the ArcGIS API for JavaScript
    Lesson 2: Working with the map
    Lesson 3: Working with tasks and widgets
    Lesson 4: Applying queries to data
    Lesson 5: Visualizing and rendering data
    Lesson 6: Using tasks and widgets for analysis
    Lesson 7: Editing features
    Lesson 8: Develop an ArcGIS web application

    iv

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