help learn arc-objects

First written by nabilxyzt and 0 others, on Fri, 2006/12/29 - 5:53pm, and has been viewed by unique users

GIS-cafe

Al salam alaykom
I'm a civil engineer graduate .
i finished courses on Desktop ArcMap , i know 2 programming languages c# , Java
I'd like to learn Arc-Objects as self study , i 'd like to be specialized in that field - i mean
development in the Gis field .
i want your advise , how to start , which programming language is the commonly used?

thank you
Nabil Shalaby

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ahmed_wagih

Hi Nabil,

You can start by attending the first course "Introduction to programming ArcObjects with VBA" then attend the course "Extending the ArcGIS desktop applications" (this one is offered using VB6, VB.NET and C#

The most popular is VB6, but if you are starting, then .NET is the way to go. Java is good if you are heading ArcGIS Server way.

Good Luck,
Ahmed Wagih

----- Original Message ----
From: nabil nabil
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Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 6:53:45 PM
Subject: [GIS-Cafe] help learn arc-objects

Al salam alaykom
I'm a civil engineer graduate .
i finished courses on Desktop ArcMap , i know 2 programming languages c# , Java
I'd like to learn Arc-Objects as self study , i 'd like to be specialized in that field - i mean
development in the Gis field .
i want your advise , how to start , which programming language is the commonly used?

thank you
Nabil Shalaby

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Sun, 2006/12/31 - 7:11pm Permalink
nabilxyzt

Al salam alaykom
I'm a civil engineer graduate .
i finished courses on Desktop ArcMap , i know 2 programming languages c# , Java
I'd like to learn Arc-Objects as self study , i 'd like to be specialized in that field - i mean
development in the Gis field .
i want your advise , how to start , which programming language is the commonly used?

thank you
Nabil Shalaby

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Fri, 2006/12/29 - 5:53pm Permalink
ahmed_wagih

Hi Nabil,

You can start by attending the first course "Introduction to programming ArcObjects with VBA" then attend the course "Extending the ArcGIS desktop applications" (this one is offered using VB6, VB.NET and C#

The most popular is VB6, but if you are starting, then .NET is the way to go. Java is good if you are heading ArcGIS Server way.

Good Luck,
Ahmed Wagih

----- Original Message ----
From: nabil nabil
To: gis-cafe@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 6:53:45 PM
Subject: [GIS-Cafe] help learn arc-objects

Al salam alaykom
I'm a civil engineer graduate .
i finished courses on Desktop ArcMap , i know 2 programming languages c# , Java
I'd like to learn Arc-Objects as self study , i 'd like to be specialized in that field - i mean
development in the Gis field .
i want your advise , how to start , which programming language is the commonly used?

thank you
Nabil Shalaby

---------------------------------
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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Sun, 2006/12/31 - 7:11pm Permalink