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The '''Add Data''' command is available when ArcObjects is enabled and uses the same dialog resource to open GIS data layers that is used by ArcView®.
The '''Add Data''' command is available when ArcObjects® is enabled and uses the same dialog resource to open GIS data layers that is used by ArcGIS®.


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When ArcObjects is enabled you are able to load any of the ESRI supported formats, including shapefiles, coverages, geodatabases, grids, images, CAD files and others, as GIS data layers in WMS. These data can then be converted to WMS feature objects in map coverages.
When ArcObjects® is enabled, it is possible to load any of the ESRI supported formats, including shapefiles, coverages, geodatabases, grids, images, CAD files and other formats, as GIS data layers in WMS. These data can then be converted to WMS feature objects in map coverages.




==Related Topics==
==Related Topics==
* [[WMS:Enabling ArcObjects|Enabling ArcObjects]]
* [[WMS:Introduction to ArcObjects#Enabling ArcObjects|Enabling ArcObjects]]
* [[WMS:Mapping to Feature Objects|Mapping GIS Features to Feature Objects]]
* [[WMS:Mapping to Feature Objects|Mapping GIS Features to Feature Objects]]
* [[WMS:Add Shapefile Data|Adding Shapefile Data]]
* [[WMS:Add Shapefile Data|Adding Shapefile Data]]
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Latest revision as of 15:42, 2 February 2016

The Add Data command is available when ArcObjects® is enabled and uses the same dialog resource to open GIS data layers that is used by ArcGIS®.

Add Data Dialog.jpg

When ArcObjects® is enabled, it is possible to load any of the ESRI supported formats, including shapefiles, coverages, geodatabases, grids, images, CAD files and other formats, as GIS data layers in WMS. These data can then be converted to WMS feature objects in map coverages.


Related Topics