Hi,
I need to convert multiple raster tile map to mosaic dataset by using MosaicDatasetRaster Class. I look at the documentation it need to create on data base. Is there a way for me to create the mosaic dataset locally on the fly?
Hi Preeti Maske,
Thank you for a reply. I am not quiet familiar with the sqlite and other data base. I though i can just convert it using SDK on the fly just by the mosaicdataset class access my raster file on local computer directory. My project requirement is to use the raster map locally without access to server or internet.
1. If I install the sqlite then follow the example from the Section is titled: "Create a new mobile mosaic dataset and add raster files to it", how can I retrieve the mosaic dataset from the sqlite?
2. I am planning to purchase the runtime .net sdk , is there diferent in performance in using the desktop and sdk product in term of convert the raster to mosaic dataset and display it and rendered?
Regards,
There is a section in that guide topic shows how you can add rasters from a local folder.But currently the way ArcGIS SDK Runtime works is that local raster files need to be added to a sqlite geodatabase.
Section is titled: "Create a new mobile mosaic dataset and add raster files to it".
We would be interested in understanding your use case as to why do you prefer/need to load rasters from a local folder directly to create MosaicRasterDataset instead of loading into a Sqlite geodatabase. What are the limitations you are facing by having them load into a database ? how does it affect your workflow?
I already look at the link you mention before, the example shows that i create the mosaicdataset by using geodatabase. My current issues is how can create the mosaicdataset by retrieving the raster data from my local directory folder?
Did you look at the guide topic that provides an example of how to use the MosaicDatasetRaster class: Add raster data—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers
- Preeti
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