Valence renderer

How to use

See How to use ArcGIS samples for help on running the sample. If the sample has associated data, you will find that the sample's zip file includes a "data" folder alongside the language folders. However, you will need to update the sample to point to the location of the data once you have extracted all the files.

1. Navigate to this sample's lib folder (valencerenderer/lib) and copy ValenceRendererPropertyPage.jar into the <ArcGIS Desktop Install Dir>/java/lib/ext folder to deploy the property page. The sample's functionality will become available to you when you start ArcMap.
2. Start ArcMap and add the highway_net_Junctions feature class from the <DevKitHome Install Dir>/java/samples/data/usa/usa.gdb file geodatabase.
3. Right-click the highway_net_Junctions layer in ArcMap and select Properties.
4. In the Layer Properties dialog, select the Symbology tab. The Network Renderer category is listed in the Table of Contents (TOC) for this layer.
5. Select the Valence Renderer from the TOC. To the right a dialog box opens for you to provide details that are used to define your custom renderer.
6. Click each button, select a color and click OK when finished. Notice that the color is applied to the map and TOC in ArcMap.
7. Once the renderer is applied to the layer, you can save the map document by clicking the Save icon (don't forget to provide a meaningful name for your .mxd file when saving). The map document is saved now with the custom renderer applied to the highway_net_Junctions layer.
8. Close ArcMap.
9. Open ArcMap using the map document you just saved. Notice that the highway_net_Junctions layer's custom symbology has been persisted and restored in ArcMap.

1. Navigate to the sample's lib folder (valencerenderer/lib) and copy ValenceRendererExt.jar into the <ArcGIS Engine Install Dir>/java/lib/ext folder to deploy the custom renderer extension. The extension functionality will become available to you when you start the ArcGIS Engine application.
2. Navigate to this sample's bin folder (valencerenderer/bin) and execute the ValenceRenderer.jar to start the application.
3. Click 'Apply Custom Renderer'. The custom renderer is applied to the highway_net_Junction layer.
4. After the renderer is applied, click Save to save a map document (give a logical name for your .mxd).
5. Navigate to this sample's bin folder (valencerenderer/lib) and execute the ValenceRenderer.jar to start the application again.
6. Open the map document you just saved. Notice that the renderer is already applied to the highway_net_Junction layer as it was persisted as part of the map document.

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