[GIS] Integrating ArcGIS Online Web map to the Java script file (test.html)

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Is it possible to integrate ArcGIS Online web map to my java script API?

I check the samples but in which only web map is added..

I have few layers in .html file (Like feature,dynamic etc. and I want to integrate one web map to my application.)

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Yes, it is possible to use ArcGIS Online web map in your javascript application. There are several samples on the resource center. One of them adds a graphicslayer, but you could also add a feature layer instead, see http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/help/jssamples_start.htm#jssamples/ags_fullmaplayout.html on how to use map.addLayer().

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