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.Net SDK works on select machines

JaredWheatley

Hi all,

We have a problem where when downloaded and installed, the SDK will only show the hello world map/function on 2 of the machines. They are all fresh installs of visual studio and all on the same network with the same permissions. We have tried using a local map source also.

They are all replica machines with the same hardware and are fairly new.

Any ideas would be appreciated

thanks.

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JaredWheatley

We have also tried creating a solution on a working computer to a non-working computer, and that worked 50% of the time.

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JaredWheatley

The layers all seem to function apart from when it comes to actually showing the map, I get a grey screen with the esri watermark in the bottom left. This is the case in both WPF and windows store.

AnttiKajanus1

Does layers does initialize without any errors on also on the comps that doesn't show the map? If I understood correctly, this occurs only in windows store emulator? have you tried if Desktop version works?

JaredWheatley

The SDK seems to install fine, we use visual studio professional 2013. The app will allow the reference to be added, along with the mapview, map, and then the tile for the world map within the hello world tutorial, however on build using the simulator we get a grey screen where the map should be on 2/4 developer machines.

AnttiKajanus1

Hey,

Can you verify if the SDK installs to those machines? Or is it the application that doesn't work? What version of visual studio you are using?

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