ArcIMS Route Server offers fast and accurate routing capabilities within the ArcIMS framework. It lets users perform rapid cross-country routing, set routing preferences (highway preferences, shortest route, or fastest route), and use precision settings to fine-tune results. ArcIMS Route Server is a valuable addition to any ArcIMS software-powered Web site.

With ArcIMS Route Server you can:

• Calculate optimal routes based on time, distance, and highway preferences.
• Obtain point-to-point driving directions.
• Geocode and reverse geocode.

ArcIMS Route Server offers fast and accurate routing capabilities within the ArcIMS framework. It lets users perform rapid cross-country routing, set routing preferences (highway preferences, shortest route, or fastest route), and use precision settings to fine-tune results.

Use ArcIMS Route Server with a variety of clients from standard desktop or browser-based clients to custom browser, desktop, or wireless applications.

To get up and running quickly, ArcIMS developers can use the sample application included with the software, or they can choose to build their own custom solutions with .NET, Java, Active Server Pages (ASP), Java Server Pages (JSP), ColdFusion, or ArcXML—a GIS extension to standard eXtensible Markup Language (XML).

ArcIMS Route Server can use commercial data sets from NAVTEQ, Tele Atlas, Tele Atlas (GDT), and DMTI that have been optimized to perform routing and geocoding within the ArcIMS Route Server extension. Data is currently available from these vendors covering North America and Europe.

It is also now possible to introduce additional data sets for use with ArcIMS Route Server. Upon request, ESRI can work with data vendors to optimize their data for use with ArcIMS Route Server.

Why Use ArcIMS Route Server?

ArcIMS Route Server provides point-to-point driving directions and fast, accurate routing and geocoding. It is a valuable addition to any ArcIMS software-powered Web site.

Who Uses ArcIMS Route Server?

Industries and organizations already using ArcIMS to power their Web sites, and who seek a simple way to add routing capabilities to their ArcIMS software-powered Web sites, can use the ArcIMS Route Server extension.