Latest Contributions by DiveshGoyal

For offline routing, you need to manually create a mobile geodatabase  using ArcGIS Pro that contains your network dataset. This geodatabase can then be included in your application, or downloaded from a webserver. Unfortunately, you cannot create such a geodatabase on demand programmatically. ... View more

That is expected. The offline map task works only with webmaps. You cannot simply create a map in code to take offline in this way.  You have 2 options -  1) You can create a webmap in ArcGIS Online or your on-premise ArcGIS Enterprise, enable offline settings on it, and then take it offline using the code above. Here is some doc that describes this workflow. 2) If you choose to assemble a map in code like you are doing above, you'll need to take basemap and operational layers offline individually using the appropriate tasks. We have samples that show this for AGSGeodatabaseSyncTask (for feature layers), AGSExportTileCacheTask (for tiled layers) and AGSArcGISVectorTiledLayer (for vector tiled layers).  ... View more

The API automatically reprojects raster layers on-the-fly when required to match the map's spatial reference. There is no way in the API to reproject and save the raster to disk. You can use Pro to reproject the raster and save it as a new file. ... View more

That helps. Looks like the spatial reference of the geotiff is being correctly detected.  However, it appears to be a custom spatial reference - it does not have a wkid, and it's wkt is different from the standard CH1903+_LV95 projected coordinate system. This could be causing the reprojection issues.  Can you open the file in ArcGIS Pro and check if it aligns correctly there?  Is there an option for you to generate the tiff file in the standard CH1903+_LV95 coordinate system (wkid=2056)? ... View more

It's possible that the spatial reference embedded in the tiff file is not being picked up. Can you print the value reported by the RasterLayer.spatialReference property after the raster is loaded? Can you share the file with us so that we can investigate? You can attach it in this thread or directly message it to me. ... View more

It's basically doing what your code is trying to do but I think you may have a typo. The Geographic Datum Transformation you're using (WKID 108363) seems to convert from WGS_1984_(ITRF08)_To_NAD_1983_2011 based on this doc - http://downloads2.esri.com/support/TechArticles/geographic_transformations_1031.pdf So the output spatial reference you pass to GeometryEngine.Project()  needs to be GCS_NAD_1983_2011 (not WGS84). So you should create a spatial refeerence with WKID 6318 (taken from this doc - https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/mapping/properties/pdf/geographic_coordinate_systems.pdf) ... View more

Have you tried using the OutputSpatialReference and OutputDatumTransformation propeties on the NMEALocationDatasource. These will project the location coming out of the datasource https://developers.arcgis.com/net/api-reference/api/netfx/Esri.ArcGISRuntime/Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Location.NmeaLocationDataSource.html ... View more

Its possible you've encountered a bug. I would expect all the fields in the locator to be available. The LocatorTask has a locatorInfo property that provides information about the locator. After the task is loaded, can you inspect the ResultAttributes to see if it includes the phone field? If it doesn't, that would explain why you aren't seeing it in the results.  What version of Pro was used to build the locator? What version of the .net sdk are you using? ... View more

You are on the right track. The services used by the BasemapStyle API under the hood are the standard endpoints from ArcGIS Location services. These are accessible via API keys or by ArcGIS Developer or Online accounts. You cannot use ArcGIS Enterprise accounts with these. ... View more

Unfortunately, I am out of my depth here. My suggestion would be to start with the example shown in the ArcPy documentation and tweak one parameter at a time and see if the wkt yields a valid spatial reference. Out of curiosity, what are you trying to achieve?  ... View more

You are definitely getting into very advanced territory. I personally haven't ever defined a custom spatial reference, but I am aware that it's possible and has been used by some GIS professionals. You might want to ask how to go about creating a custom spatial reference in the GIS savvy places such as ArcGIS Pro or Coordinate Systems  ... View more