Introduction - If you have any usage issues, please Google them yourself
Geoprocessing is a fundamental part of ArcGIS. Whether you are a
new user or an old pro, geoprocessing is an essential part of day-today
work with ArcGIS. Geoprocessing provides the data analysis, data
management, and data conversion tools necessary for all GIS users
including ArcObjects developers.
Within programs it is often necessary to manipulate and analyze
geographic data by transforming the coordinate system by projecting
datasets from one projection to another, adding fields to a table, or
creating buffer zones around features. ArcGIS 9 includes hundreds of
geoprocessing tools for performing such tasks. This article describes
how ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Engine users can use geoprocessing
tools in ArcObjects applications.