Latest Contributions by AaronWorthley

‎05-21-2012

Nothing new, ESRI finally tested and reproduced the issue and stopped saying it was a problem with my script. It was logged as a defect and the end solution was "upgrade to Arcpad 10". I wouldn't hold your breath on an Arcpad 8 fix. Apparently its potentially an issue with some other newer hardware as well.

‎04-24-2012

I have confirmed that the scripts/applets work fine on Arcpad 10 on the Juno 3B, and as previously stated work fine with Arcpad 8 on Juno SB- so it's apparently an issue only with Arcpad 8 and the Juno3B.

‎04-18-2012

I'm trying to get ArcPad 8 running on a new Trimble Juno 3B that is replacing a recently broken Juno SB. I had a custom toolbar/form applet on the old unit that I have installed on the new unit. When I try to use the custom form (creates a new editable layer from a template) ArcPad crashes hard...it takes a hard reboot of the unit to get running again. The crash happens when trying to open the soft keyboard and type in a file name in a standard text entry edit control on the form. Using other controls on the form crashes the application in other ways. The .apa and .vbs files were pulled directly from another unit with ArcPad 8 that worked just fine. The only difference I can figure is the new 3B is running Windows Mobile Embedded 6.5 whereas the SB was running WM 6.1. Any thoughts, ideas, fixes or known bugs that might be getting in my way? thanks, Aaron

‎07-01-2011

I've found that spatial indexes in the geodatabase become corrupt at seemingly random times. The result is that features disappear in the data view, even though you can still see the attributes in the table, and even zoom to the feature from within the table. Zooming the map way out usually makes the missing features re-appear. My solution is to delete the spatial index either in ArcCatalog>Feature Properties>Indexes, or using the Remove Spatial Index tool in ArcToolbox.

‎05-26-2011

The only solution I found was to assign the screen rotation to one of the Juno buttons, and make sure to remember to press the button before activating the camera. Far from ideal for sure. I've had the rotation assigned to the "mail" button, but find it tends to get accidentally pushed quite often, the "windows" button might work better.

‎07-29-2010

I have a fGDB with subtypes and domains with default values. I'd like to have the default values populate a field based on the subtype selected. This is working fine in Arcmap when working directly with the GDB, but when checked out to an axf, the default values are not populating the field when a new feature is created in arcpad. Am I doing something wrong in the check-out, or are geodatabase default values not supported?

‎04-21-2010

Is it possible to change the screen orientation programmatically from a form page's onload event? I'm trying to create a work around to the long lag time starting the windows mobile camera as discussed in other (old version) forums. When I open my photo page, I'd like to trigger the screen orientation to rotate to landscape, then rotate it back on unload.

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Latest Contributions by AaronWorthley

Re: ArcPad 8 crashes while running custom applet form

Re: ArcPad 8 crashes while running custom applet form

ArcPad 8 crashes while running custom applet form

Re: Editing/Selection of features/Disapearing Features

Re: rotate screen from event

AXF- no default values in Arcpad

rotate screen from event