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Introductions

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Hi,

My name is Roy Dallal and I have been a .NET programmer for the past 6.5 years.

I have started out as a SharePoint 2003 programmer, I had a windows 2003 server as my station and even managed to write a few Web Parts.

Than I moved on to GIS programming with the ESRI technology, for the first year as a server programmer (ADF 9.2) and for the next three years as a Win Forms lead developer above the ArcMap. I led a team of 4 programmer for the last 6 months on that project.

Today I am working as a lead developer on a project that uses the Silverlight ESRI Framework.

 

Why start a blog?

On my last job we were working in very severe security constraints – our development machines weren’t connected to the internet, we had only a few internet computers and often we had a line of people waiting to use that computer. On the other hand we had an inner organization internet with our community where we shared information.

Well when my contract ended I decided not to continue with that company and now I am constantly connected to the web. Almost every work day I encounter new things or things that “once upon a time” I would have shared in that community. So I have decided to share them here.

I will probably share my insights on unit tests and developing applications under the ESRI framework. And even though I am only a beginner in the Silverlight technology I will share the things that I learn and the cool things my team and I achieve.

I hope you'll enjoy my blog,

Roy

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The Library example

 

All my example will be around a library application that for some reason or another want to use the ESRI framework in order to store the location of each book.

The library system has the following tables:

Books

Column	Type	Notes
Code	string	String format of "{0}.{1}", ShelfId, number
Name	String
AuthorId	String
PublicationId	String
ShelfId	String
BorrowedByReaderId	String - nullable
Shape	Esri handled field	Point location

 

Shelves

Column	Type	Notes
Code	string	String format of "{0}.{1}", LibraryId, number
Description	String
Shape	Esri handled field	Line location

 

Libraries

Column	Type	Notes
Code	string	String format of "{0}.{1}", StateId, number
Description	String
Shape	Esri handled field	Polygon location

 

States

Column	Type	Notes
Code	string	Identity Number
Name	String
Shape	Esri handled field	Polygon location

 

Readers

Column	Type	Notes
Code	string	Identity Number
Name	String
StateId	String
LibraryId	String
CreditCardNumber	String

 

BookBorrowHistory

Column	Type	Notes
Code	string	Identity Number
BookId	String
ReaderId
BurrowDate
ReturnDate

 

Authors

Publications

 

//TODO: finish this

//TODO: write post about how the entity level should look like

 

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