how to create a findtaskparameters

Question

self.findParameters = [[AGSFindParameters alloc] init];
 
 self.findParameters.contains = YES;
 self.findParameters.layerIds = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:[NSNumber numberWithInt:8],nil];
 self.findParameters.searchFields = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@OWNER_NAME,nil];
 self.findParameters.searchText = @cline;
 self.findParameters.returnGeometry = YES;
 self.findParameters.outSpatialReference = self.mapView.spatialReference;

I create it like this, but it can't work.
the findtask is below:
self.findTask = [AGSFindTask findTaskWithURL:[NSURL http://ruby.kgs.ku.edu/arcgis/rest/services/oilgas/oilgas/MapServer]];

it can't not execute the delegate protocol
Is there any problem?
thanks~

MichaelBeck · Answer

Hi
self.findTask = [AGSFindTask findTaskWithURL:[NSURL http://ruby.kgs.ku.edu/arcgis/rest/services/oilgas/oilgas/MapServer]];

self.findTask is a retain property right? Otherwise, this won't work.
Also, don't forget to set the delegate:self.findTask.delegate = self;

The object must implement the AGSFindTaskDelegate protocol.
Greez

AndrewEgleton · Answer

Sorry, have answered my own question! I should have initialised the FindTask like this:self.findTask = [[AGSFindTask alloc] initWithURL:self.dynamicLayersURL];

Hope this helps Bleum.

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AndrewEgleton · Answer

I'm also having a problem with the findTaskDelegate not being triggered, I've got the view controller set to be the delegate.

Setting up the findTask:
 [[self.findTask alloc] initWithURL:self.dynamicLayersURL];
 self.findTask.delegate = self;

Executing it:
- (void)searchBarSearchButtonClicked:(UISearchBar *)theSearchBar
{

// Get find parameters
 AGSFindParameters *findParam = [[AGSFindParameters alloc] init];
 findParam.contains = YES;
 findParam.layerIds = findLyrIds;
 findParam.returnGeometry = NO;
 findParam.searchFields = findFields;
 findParam.searchText = theSearchBar.text;

// Execute the find task 
 [self.findTask executeWithParameters:findParam];
}

It never sets off didExecuteWithFindResults or didFailWithError, Any ideas?