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Thanks Morten! That appears to be the issue, I got the map to display after following the suggestions on Stack Overflow.
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Hi Mike, Here are the additional details: API : ArcGIS Runtime for .NET 10.2.7 (WPF) OS: Windows 7, 64bit .NET version: 4.5 Map Service: https://extsvc.tampagov.net/arcgis/rest/services/Versaterm/VersatermCacheSP/MapServer <Grid>
<esri:MapView x:Name="MyMapView"
LayerLoaded="MyMapView_LayerLoaded">
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<esri:ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer ID="Basemap"
ServiceUri="https://extsvc.tampagov.net/arcgis/rest/services/Versaterm/VersatermCacheSP/MapServer"/>
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12-06-2016
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We have a secure tiled map service that we wish to consume in ArcGIS Runtime 10.2.7. But when we run it, we get the following error: Layer could not be added to Map because layer initialization failed. See InnerException for more information. InnerException: The request was aborted: Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel. I open the same map service using ArcGIS Online, ArcMap, JavaScript, and Quartz Runtime, they all work. Is there something I am missing?
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12-05-2016
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We are trying to determine whether two polyline intersects on our map, and if they do intersects, where do they cross each other. When we use GeometryEngine.Intersects(line1, line2), it returns true. However, when we use GeometryEngine.Intersection(line1, line2), it returns an empty geometry. Are we using the correct method? If not, please point us to the correct method to use. Thanks.
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11-25-2016
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Thanks Jennifer. I thought of having to do something like that, but I was hoping there was some other way so that we do not need to re-invent the wheel.
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11-25-2016
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We are seeing a display issue with one of the tile package that was built by our customer. The tile package contains street and labels drawn on a transparent background so that this package can be used to overlay an aerial photo. What we are seeing is that sometimes when you zoom in/out, the application would display the current LOD, but it also show the LOD above or below it (see screenshots). When this happens, if we pan the map by moving side to side, then move back to the original area, it would correct itself. Any idea on what could be causing this? This is seen in 10.2.7 SDK, we haven't seen it in the 100.x release.
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11-25-2016
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Thanks Jennifer. What we are looking for is to enable the zoom box mode (so that the user do not have to hold down the shift key).. For example, we'lll have a button on the toolbar, the click this button to enable the mode, then the would use the mouse to draw the box to zoom in, then after the map finishes zooming, we disable the mode. What we are looking for is a way to draw a box to zoom, but doing it with the mouse only -- imagine if you only have one hand. Hope that clears up what we are trying to do.
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11-23-2016
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In 10.2.x, you can activate the zoombox by holding down the SHIFT key while dragging your mouse. This requires a two hand operation so it's a bit tricky when you try to operate a device (without multi-touch) inside a vehicle. Is there a way to programmatically enable/disable this dragging zoom box mode?
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11-23-2016
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Thanks for the link Antti. It it still doesn't tell me if there is any plan updates coming though.
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09-29-2016
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What is the road map for the 10.2.x SDK for .NET? Is Esri planning to release a fix/patch update for this version of the SDK in the near future? We know that Esri is busy with development work to get the Quartz release out of the door. But our products have been released to our customers and there are many bugs we are waiting on for fixes in this version of the SDK. With Esri being so busy with the "new stuff", we feel like Esri has forgotten all about the users that are currently using the .NET SDK. Any insight on this would be very helpful for us to plan around. Thanks.
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09-29-2016
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As far as I know, MMPK are authored in ArcGIS Pro only.
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08-23-2016
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Thanks for the clarification. Great minds DO think alike!
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08-19-2016
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Thanks Jeremy. It didn't occur to me that the rendering of the traffic information is done through a tiled map service. I see from the description that this map service requires authentication token. I will give it a try. Thanks for sharing with us how you build your application. We are doing something similar, but it's based on an xml configuration file. We let the user decide what map layers to be included in their maps.
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08-19-2016
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When the ArcGIS online MapViewer, I can add the World Traffic Service to my base map. Is there a way I can incorporate this service layer into my .NET app?
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08-18-2016
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When I try to convert a Lat/Long coordinate to a MapPoint (in NAD_1927_UTM_Zone_17N), I am getting two different results. If I use GeometryEngine.Project() from a mapPoint in Wgs84 using lat/long values, I get the location in red. When I use ConvertCoordinate.FromDecimalDegrees(), I get the blue point. Why is there this difference? I tried using ArcMap to locate lat/long, it gives the same location as the ConvertCoordinate class. Funny thing is when I tried it with Google, it matches the red point. So which is correct? double latitude = double.Parse(LatText.Text);
double longitude = double.Parse(LongText.Text);
SpatialReference spref = new SpatialReference(2617); // NAD_1927_UTM_Zone_17N
MapPoint baseMapPoint = new MapPoint(longitude, latitude, SpatialReferences.Wgs84);
MapPoint mapPoint1 = GeometryEngine.Project(baseMapPoint, spref) as MapPoint;
_graphic1.Geometry = mapPoint1;
MapPoint mapPoint2 = ConvertCoordinate.FromDecimalDegrees(string.Format("{0},{1}", latitude, longitude), spref);
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