In my application, I am using the Google Map and overlayed with 2 or 3 shape files . I have started testing the application on a different server and accessing it via Internet Explorer 6. I installed the application on the test web server by simply copying the existing files from my development system, including the "bin" directory, into the "wwwroot" directory of the test server. The first time I ran the application, remotely, it crashed with the error message that it couldn't find the "MapSuiteProjection.dll" file. I thought this was strange, as this file isn't in the "bin" directory where the other dll files are. On my development system, I found the "MapSuiteProjection.dll" file in the "System32" directory, where the entire beta version is installed. I copied the file into the "bin" directory on the test server and then it worked.
Do I need to install the entire evaluation version on the test server? I didn't need to do that in the past.
Another problem is that sometimes the shape files don't display and there is a message in the upper left corner stating: "The projection is not open. Please open it before calling this method." I assume that this has something to do with the Proj4Projection class. I followed the examples, setting the projection of the shape files to the variable created from this class.
I am also creating 2 InMemoryFeatureLayers, but am NOT setting the projection for them, as that caused errors.
Both of these issues seem to only happen when running the app with Internet Explorer 6...which seems kind of strange...unless it is a client-side thing...
Any ideas?
Thanks as always,
Tom
PS The transparency issue works just fine now in IE6!! :-)