Latest Contributions by JoeHershman

Make sure to do a full clean and delete the /bin and /obj folders.  I have seen this upgrading.  If you are trying to debug on a device, you may want to remove the app from device also   Failure loading MapView after upgrade to 200.7  ... View more

This seemed easy enough.  But from what I can see I cannot modify the feature service json with python when the service is on a federated server.  This only seems possible on a hosted service.  Really annoying, this seems like it should be a simple thing to do ... View more

That is a thought, I am already using arcgis to get the item ids of the newly created portal items, might as well throw in some json manipulation to make it worth my while 😀  ... View more

@Clubdebambos thanks for the reply.  Unfortunately those are still not working.  I am wondering if they changed something past 3.3 when they modified arcpy.  My sddraft looks like this <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>preferredTimeZoneRespectsDayLightSavingTime</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">true</Value> </PropertySetProperty> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>preferredTimeZoneID</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">UTC</Value> </PropertySetProperty> But still "datesInUnknownTimezone": false, "dateFieldsTimeReference": { "timeZone": "UTC", "respectsDaylightSaving": false }, "preferredTimeReference": null, "types": [ Just to confirm these properties are part of the property set that goes with the FeatureServer as below <SVCExtension xsi:type="typens:SVCExtension"> <Enabled>true</Enabled> <Info xsi:type="typens:PropertySet"> <PropertyArray xsi:type="typens:ArrayOfPropertySetProperty"> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>WebEnabled</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">true</Value> </PropertySetProperty> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>WebCapabilities</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">Create,Sync,Query,Update,Delete,Uploads</Value> </PropertySetProperty> </PropertyArray> </Info> <Props xsi:type="typens:PropertySet"> <PropertyArray xsi:type="typens:ArrayOfPropertySetProperty"> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>maxRecordCount</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">2000</Value> </PropertySetProperty> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>enableZDefaults</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">true</Value> </PropertySetProperty> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>zDefaultValue</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">0</Value> </PropertySetProperty> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>editorTrackingTimeZoneID</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">UTC</Value> </PropertySetProperty> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>editorTrackingRespectsDayLightSavingTime</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">true</Value> </PropertySetProperty> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>editorTrackingTimeInUTC</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">true</Value> </PropertySetProperty> <!-- Properties removed for brevity --> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>preferredTimeZoneRespectsDayLightSavingTime</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">true</Value> </PropertySetProperty> <PropertySetProperty xsi:type="typens:PropertySetProperty"> <Key>preferredTimeZoneID</Key> <Value xsi:type="xs:string">UTC</Value> </PropertySetProperty> </PropertyArray> </Props> <TypeName>FeatureServer</TypeName> </SVCExtension> I have successfully added and modified other properties, so it makes me feel like I am not getting an exact match on this property name ... View more

My understanding is that in iOS this is partially by design of the operating system.  I look forward to seeing what the development team comes up with, but I think this will be difficult in iOS. What we do in iOS is to set the  UIApplication.SharedApplication.IdleTimerDisabled This needs to be done in a code file that is located in the iOS platform folder, because it is iOS specific. We use eventing, when the user kicks off a download process an event fires that calls private static void OnTurnOffIdleTimer(bool isIdleTimerDisabled) { UIApplication.SharedApplication.IdleTimerDisabled = isIdleTimerDisabled; }  When the process finishes we turn off. The user does need to stay in the app, but it keeps it from going to sleep.  During training we make sure users understand they cannot go do something else while it downloads.   ... View more

I agree with the value of this functionality.  Having some kind of update offline web map where you pass in a layer to be replaced could be helpful.  This could also allow adding a layer to an already offline web map, which I could see a lot of value in. ... View more

I think will do with the holding event and turn off magnifier.  With MAUI it seems one cannot get all the events to be able to move the magnifier and handle the release (get the location of the release).  Think maybe you need swift for doing that in iOS. ... View more

Not sure if that will give me what I need but I cannot seem to attach a handler to MapView   #if IOS .ConfigureMauiHandlers(handlers => { handlers.AddHandler<Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Maui.MapView, MyMapViewHandler>(); handlers.AddHandler<ContentPage, ContentPageHandler>(); }) #endif   I have this added in but the MyMapViewHandler never connects   public class MyMapViewHandler : Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Maui.Handlers.MapViewHandler { protected MapView MapView => VirtualView as MapView; protected override void ConnectHandler(Esri.ArcGISRuntime.UI.Controls.MapView nativeView) { base.ConnectHandler(nativeView); //Still do not see a long press on nativeView } }     ... View more

I am looking at the swift SDK.  And it looks like swift has events that do not exist in .net.  Which would seem how Field Maps is able to handle these behaviors ... View more