Hi,
I have published a custom basemap which uses annotations. I'm displaying the annotations in Verdana, font size = 10, black color and a white halo around it.
The attached screenshot "annotations_arcmap" displays one of the annotations as it is shown in ArcMap.
When I embed the basemap into a JavaScript Web application, it still looks okay (see screenshot "annotation_Web").
When I embed it into Android using the old 10.2.9 SDK, annotations are not displayed properly any more (see screenshot "annotation_Android"), and when I embed it into an Android app using the new 100.1.0 SDK, it is even worse (see screenshot "annotation_Android100").
Is there anything I can do about this?
Thank you,
Claudia
I imagine it is a problem with the tiles themselves. When I use the following snippet, I have no issues displaying the information. I have more issues when I declare it as a tile layer:
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You may want to reviewing anti aliasing properties when exporting your tiles if you wish to use your tiles directly.
Awesome! Glad that helped!
Thanks for the suggestion! I reviewed all service parameters and noticed that text anti-aliasing was set to "force". First I changed it to "none" and re-published the map, but the problem remained. So I set anti aliasing to "normal" but changed the tile format from PNG8 to PNG32, and this resolved the issue.
Yes, this is a tiled map service:Basemap/Basemap_Default (MapServer)
The annotations are part of the tiled service.
Can you share the layer?
This is a tiled service layer?
Are the annotations part of the tiled service or are they a separate service all together?
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