Latest Contributions by MuzammilAK

Dear All, I am not able to do offline routing with my network data. I am using latest ArcGIS SDK for iOS and developing in Objective C. Initializing routeTask as shown below. "network.geodatabase" is the geodatabase included in the bundle. And "Network_ND" is under .tn folder which also included in the bundle.         self.routeTask = [AGSRouteTask routeTaskWithDatabaseName:@"network" network:@"Network_ND" error:&error];         // assign delegate to this view controller         self.routeTask.delegate = self;         self.routeTaskParams = [AGSRouteTaskParameters routeTaskParameters];         // kick off asynchronous method to retrieve default parameters         // for the route task         [self.routeTask retrieveDefaultRouteTaskParameters]; I get below error after requesting retrieveDefaultRouteTaskParameters Error Domain=com.esri.arcgis.runtime.error Code=10004 "Cannot retrieve route task parameters." UserInfo=0x7f8061529f40 And when I try to solve route after adding two points, I get below error. Error Domain=com.esri.arcgis.runtime.error Code=10004 "Route task internal error." UserInfo=0x7f80616ed380 {NSLocalizedDescription=Route task internal error.} But if I try by changing the code as shown below, I neither get any error nor any output. Neither the didSolveWithResult event is fired nor the didFailSolveWithError event.         self.routeTask = [AGSRouteTask routeTaskWithDatabaseName:@"network.geodatabase" network:@"Network_ND" error:&error];         // assign delegate to this view controller         self.routeTask.delegate = self;         self.routeTaskParams = [AGSRouteTaskParameters routeTaskParameters];         // kick off asynchronous method to retrieve default parameters         // for the route task         [self.routeTask retrieveDefaultRouteTaskParameters]; Please throw some pointers on how to solve this issue. Regards Muzammil ... View more

Dear All, I'm developing a small application (with Runtime SDK for iOS 10.2.2) for displaying an offline geodatabase (.geodatabase file)  that I have created with ArcGIS for Desktop 10.2.1. The application crashes at below line in debug mode. In Device mode, the gdb value is nil ( I used iTunes File Sharing for device). AGSGDBGeodatabase *gdb = [[AGSGDBGeodatabase alloc] initWithPath:thePathString error:&error]; Exception Details in Console Window: Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'This AGSFeatureTable is backed by a non-spatial table. A spatial table is required to be rendered in a layer.' Looks like there is a problem with .geodatabase file. I tried a sample with 1 simple layer. It works. But when i generate .geodatabase file with many layers, I get above exception. Regards Muzammil ... View more

I have 3 polygons(rectangles) touching each other. Please see attached image. I need to make them behave as one polygon so that I can rotate or move(drag) them together. Please suggest me some pointers. 1. First Method which I tried. ----------------------------------- Created custom fill symbol as shown below: <esriSym:SimpleFillSymbol x:Name="sfsRect2" BorderBrush="Black" BorderThickness="3" Fill="Transparent">                 <esriSym:SimpleFillSymbol.ControlTemplate>                     <ControlTemplate>                         <Grid>                             <Grid.RenderTransform>                                 <RotateTransform Angle="{Binding Path=Attributes[Angle]}" />                             </Grid.RenderTransform>                             <StackPanel Orientation="Vertical">                                 <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">                                     <Rectangle Width="{Binding Path=Attributes[PITWIDTH]}" Height="{Binding Attributes[PITHEIGHT]}" Fill="Transparent" Stroke="Aqua" StrokeThickness="3"/>                                     <Rectangle Width="{Binding Path=Attributes[PARKWIDTH]}" Height="{Binding Attributes[PARKHEIGHT]}" Fill="Transparent" Stroke="Aqua" StrokeThickness="3"/>                                 </StackPanel>                                 <Rectangle Width="{Binding Path=Attributes[TEMPWIDTH]}" Height="{Binding Path=Attributes[TEMPHEIGHT]}" Fill="Transparent" Stroke="Aqua" StrokeThickness="3"/>                             </StackPanel>                         </Grid>                       </ControlTemplate>                 </esriSym:SimpleFillSymbol.ControlTemplate>             </esriSym:SimpleFillSymbol> Created geometry and bound the variables                 Graphic gg = new Graphic() { Geometry = env, Symbol = sfsRect2 };                 gg.Attributes.Add("Angle", csNB.Value.ToString());                 gg.Attributes.Add("TEMPWIDTH", env.Width);                 gg.Attributes.Add("TEMPHEIGHT", env.Height);                 and so on...... Output: ------- I am able to see the conjoined rectangles, but the dimensions are inconsistent/varying. The more I zoom into the map, the smaller they (rectangle graphics) become. 2. Second method that I tried. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Draw the three polygons(rectangles) normally. And manage the mouse events for moving them collectively. But when I rotate (programmatically using binding), the 3 rectangles rotate independently. And moreover, the center of rotation is top left vertex of each rectangle. And hence the collective shape is dis-arranged. [ATTACH=CONFIG]12508[/ATTACH] ... View more