Latest Contributions by DavidCardella

Haileynh20, While it's technically possible for different users to sign in to our apps using the same Organizational Account it does go against the the license agreement. Each organizational accounts is intended to be used by one person. There may however be some other options available to you. Please contact me (David Cardella dcardella@esri.com) and I can get you in touch with the right person. Thanks, David ... View more

I would like to clarify my initial post to this thread. If your application generates revenue (e.g. sales, advertisement, in-app purchase, etc...) then licencing fees might apply regardless if you are an existing ArcGIS Server customer. Please contact me if you have any questions (dcardella@esri.com). Thanks, David ... View more

Hi Aitor, That announcement was made for the applications and not the SDKs. So the licensing model doesn't change. David ... View more

Alexcmei, jmhobrien and dune2, My apologies for not responding sooner. We provide the ability for you to deploy both Enterprise apps and apps distributed through the App Store. Apps deployed within the Enterprise All Enterprise (in-house) apps can be built and deployed without incurring iOS API licensing costs Apps deployed in the App Store If your app is free and doesn�??t make any type of direct revenue (sales, advertisements, etc ..) you are free to deploy your app with no iOS API licensing fees If your application generates some type of direct revenue (Sales, advertisement, etc ..) then iOS licensing fees might apply No fees apply if you (or the client your building the app for) have a commercial license of ArcGIS Server. In the case where your app generates direct revenue and ArcGIS Server is not licensed we have several options for licensing (percent of revenue, subscription, etc ..) Alexcmei, Can you clarify give more info about #1 and #3. What type of service are you selling? Can you give an example of a tangential benefit? I realize each of your situations are different so I�??m available by phone if you�??d like to chat. 909-793-2853  ext1-2444 David Cardella Mobile Product Manager ... View more

Glad you figured this out. Can you provide more details as to why you were having the problem? We will update the sample to throw a friendly error when not connected to a network. That should help avoid any lengthy troubleshooting problems in the future. ... View more

Hi, Thanks for your comment on the error. You are indeed correct in that there is a typo in the shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation method. The contents of the method should read: return interfaceOrientation != UIInterfaceOrientationPortraitUpsideDown; Note: the "!=" and not "==". The same thing can be accomplished by returning YES. Thanks again, David ... View more