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INAServerLocations2 Interface (ArcObjects .NET 10.5 SDK)
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Deprecated as of 10.0. Provides access to objects that can be used to load network locations in NAServer.
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DoNotLocateOnRestrictedElements | Indicates if restricted network elements should be considered when finding network locations. |
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| INAServerLocations | Deprecated as of 10.0. Provides access to objects that can be used to load network locations in NAServer. |
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| NAServerDataLayer | Deprecated as of 10.0. A container that references a data layer containing network locations. |
| NAServerPropertySets | Deprecated as of 10.0. A container for an array of PropertySet objects representing network locations. |
| NAServerRecordSet | Deprecated as of 10.0. A container for a RecordSet of network locations. |
At version 10.1, ArcGIS for Server no longer supports performing network analysis via local connections using the GISServer and GISClient APIs. Use the SOAP or REST API instead.
The INAServerLocations2 interface is a base interface that is inherited by other interfaces (INAServerPropertySets, INAServerRecordSet, and INAServerDataLayer) that represents a collection of network locations. Objects that ultimately implement this interface include NAServerPropertySets, NAServerRecordSet, and NAServerDataLayer.
The network location properties on the various NAServerSolverParams objects (for example Stops, Barriers, Facilities, and Incidents) are of type INAServerLocations. Pass in an NAServerPropertySets, NAServerRecordSet, or NAServerDataLayer object to these properties.
Describes a collection of input features to load as network locations into the various input classes to the network analysis problem. This is how you specify the Stops, Barriers, Incidents, Facilities, etc., to use during analysis.