IGeometryServer.Project Method

Projects an array of geometries from their current spatial reference (pInSR) to a destination spatial reference (pOutSR). The projection process can optionally include a datum transformation if the source and destination SRs have different GCSs.

[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Function Project ( _
    ByVal pInSR As ISpatialReference, _
    ByVal pOutSR As ISpatialReference, _
    ByVal xFormDir As esriTransformDirection, _
    ByVal pXForm As ITransformation, _
    ByVal pExtent As IEnvelope, _
    ByVal pInGeometries As IGeometryArray _
) As IGeometryArray

[C#]
public IGeometryArray Project (
    ISpatialReference pInSR,
    ISpatialReference pOutSR,
    esriTransformDirection xFormDir,
    ITransformation pXForm,
    IEnvelope pExtent,
    IGeometryArray pInGeometries
);

[C++]
HRESULT Project(
  ISpatialReference* pInSR,
  ISpatialReference* pOutSR,
  esriTransformDirection xFormDir,
  ITransformation* pXForm,
  IEnvelope* pExtent,
  IGeometryArray* pInGeometries
);

[C++]
Parameters
pInSR 

  pInSR is a parameter of type ISpatialReference*
pOutSR 

  pOutSR is a parameter of type ISpatialReference*
xFormDir 

  xFormDir is a parameter of type esriTransformDirection
pXForm 

  pXForm is a parameter of type ITransformation*
pExtent 

  pExtent is a parameter of type IEnvelope*
pInGeometries 

  pInGeometries is a parameter of type IGeometryArray*

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Remarks

The Project method applies the projection pOutSR to a copy of each element of pInGeometries and places the results in ppProjectedGeometries. All input geometries are assumed to be in the spatial reference pInSR, which cannot be nil. The input geometries are not modified. The array can contain mixed top-level geometry types (specifically points, multipoints, polylines and polygons). The array can also contain envelopes. pXForm and pExtent are optional. If pXForm is specified, then it is an instance of a GeoTransformation subclass (see EDN for details on datum transformations), and xFormDir must also be specified (esriTransformForward, esriTransformReverse ). If pExtent is specified, then all input geometries are then assumed to be contained in it, and an attempt will be made to optimize the projection operation by checking if that extent is completely contained in the projection's horizon.

The SpatialReference property for all returned geometries will be null.  It is the consumers responsibility to assign the spatial reference to each geometry returned, if desired.  In this case, the spatial reference is assumed to be the output spatial reference defined for the Project operation.  

If pXForm is not specified and the datums of the specified spatial references are not the same, then a search is made through a set of default datum transformations (a.k.a geographic transformations) . Currently, the following  transformations, identified by name and WKID, are in that set:
� esriSRGeoTransformation_NAD_1927_TO_NAD_1983_NADCON, forward and reverse, WKID = 1241
� esriSRGeoTransformation_NAD1983_To_WGS1984_1, forward and reverse, WKID = 1170
� esriSRGeoTransformation_NAD1927_To_WGS1984_4, forward and reverse, WKID = 1173

Refer to FindSRByWKID for a discussion on how to create the different kinds of spatial reference systems that can be used with this method. In addition, Well Known Identifiers (WKIDs) for available geotransformations are listed in the following enumerations:

esriSRGeoTransformation2Type
esriSRGeoTransformation3Type
esriSRGeoTransformationType

Refer to GeometryServer for additional details on how the input spatial reference is interpreted.

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