ArcFM Engine Developer Guide
ArcFM Engine Overview
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Deprecation Notice - Visual Basic 6 (VB6) Our intention is to closely follow Esri's strategy for developer resources. Accordingly, with release 10.0.1, Schneider Electric has removed all VB6 code samples and documentation. Moving forward, all new samples will use Visual Studio .NET with a clear emphasis on the C# language. |
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This section offers information about the basics of customizing your ArcFM Solution application. Use this section to learn about autoupdaters, the model name manager, component registration and more. |
This section offers information about the basics of customizing your ArcFM Engine application (e.g., extensions, ICommand objects). |
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ArcFM Viewer for ArcGIS Engine is an ArcFM Engine application that is based on Esri's ArcGIS Engine. This section discusses methods for customizing your ArcFM Engine application. |
The Application Framework provides general user interface support for some ArcFM Solution products such as ArcFM Viewer for ArcGIS Engine (ArcFM Engine) and Responder (ArcFM Desktop). The Application Framework controls user interface components such as toolbars, commands and dockable windows. |
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The Process Framework offers utilities a way to develop a process management extension to ArcFM applications. The Process Framework Administration tool provides administrators with a user-friendly interface for manipulating the tables associated with your extension. |
The ArcFM Solution SDK install includes developer samples. This section provides descriptions of the sample projects that are made to work with ArcFM Engine applications. |
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This section displays the .NET assemblies available with ArcFM Engine. |
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Code Samples: Developer samples and code snippets available in the ArcFM Solution Developer Guide are meant to provide examples. While developer sample projects may be implemented, they were not intended for this purpose and are not supported. Error handling has been removed from the code snippets in the Customizing sections to more clearly focus on the customization being discussed. If you choose to use the examples shown, you will need to add your own error handling. The sample projects in the Developer Samples section include error handling, but are not supported for implementation.
