Latest Contributions by JoshBartz

Is there a way to set the image format for an ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer? In iOS I'm able to call dynamicLayer?.imageFormat = .PNG32 Is there an equivalent call in Android? I define transparency on the layer service, but it's not being honored because the SDK isn't retrieving png32s. I can call `setOpacity`, but that also fades out labels, and I lose the ability to dynamically control the transparency. Thanks! ... View more

I have a layer with a URL in the form of "https://<my>.<url>/{level}/{col}/{row}.jpg" I have seen a few other questions asking about consuming custom web tile layers, but none of them seem to be resolved. The iOS SDK has AGSWebTiledLayer to handle these layers. Is there any comparable way to handle them in the Android SDK? I've tried extending TiledServiceLayer, but getTile is never called. I'm using ArcGIS 10.2.9. ... View more

I have a few interesting cases when trying to load dynamic layers with sublayers. 1) If I create a layer doing something like this: UserCredentials credentials = new UserCredentials(); credentials.setUserAccount(uname, pword); ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer serviceLayer = new ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer(url, int[]{parentId}, credentials);‍‍‍‍‍‍ For a layer with 5 sublayers, all default visible, nothing shows. So I wind up having to initialize the layer, listen for the status change, loop through the layer infos to retrieve the sublayer ids, then add a new layer to the MapView using an array containing the parent and all child IDs. On iOS using just the parent ID is sufficient. 2) If I only want 1 visible sublayer, on iOS I can pass just the ID of the sublayer. But on Android, I have to pass the parent and sublayer IDs. Am I going about this all wrong? ... View more

I've noticed a problem with newer devices running Android 6.0. Basically, layers are causing each other to disappear. For example: Layer A and Layer B are both visible and working fine when both are set at 0% transparency. But setting Layer A's transparency to as little as 1% causes it to completely disappear unless Layer B is disabled. I've also seen scenarios where increasing Layer A's transparency causes Layer B to completely disappear. But this isn't happening on older devices upgraded to Android 6.0. I've seen the problem on the Nexus 5X, Galaxy S7, and HTC 10. But it isn't happening on an upgraded Galaxy S6 or S5. I'm wondering if it is an OpenGL problem, and when doing a device comparison (OpenGL ES Hardware Database - © 2013-2014 by Sascha Willems ) I see that the 5X and S7 use compression formats that aren't used on the S5 or S6. Has anyone else seen this? Or do you have any suggestions? I am using SDK 10.2.7. ... View more

Using ArcGIS for Android, the location marker on Motorola devices such as the Droid Turbo and Moto X is huge. It only appears to be on Motorola devices on esri apps. Has anyone else encountered this? If so, what did you do to fix it? ... View more