Latest Contributions by SiddeshPillai1

‎05-10-2018

Hi Paul, Thank you for reaching out. This requires a more involved discussion than a geonet reply. You can reach out the support for similar issues. Watch out for a reply from us. Best, Siddesh

‎05-03-2018

Hi Joshua, You are right about the behavior, by default any app doesn't have the ability to run in background. AppStudio does have Background Location capability which supports location based tasks when your app is in background. Learn more on how to add this to your app Capabilities—AppStudio for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Best, Siddesh

‎05-03-2018

Hi Gareck, It is not possible to directly integrate V-Play with AppStudio due to the nature of the application structure. However, you can use AppStudio LocalMake to create a project, this will create a qt project for you. You need to have licensed version Qt to configure AppStudio with Qt Kits. You can follow Configure with Qt Kits—AppStudio for ArcGIS | ArcGIS to configure your development environment. Make sure you have the pre-requistes to perform local make Install development tools for local Make—AppStudio for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Follow How to Add V-Play to your Qt Mobile App - V-Play Engine We can't really guarantee the behavior of the app since V-Play binaries may/may not result in some conflicts with AppFramework. Best, Siddesh

‎04-19-2018

Hi Paul, Code 0 means, The network is not currently accessible, either because there is currently no network coverage or network access has been explicitly disabled Best, Siddesh

‎02-23-2018

Hi Manish, Thanks for working through the steps. Based on your console log, it seems that the runtime module has not configured properly. Can you try running the Advanced Configuration Tool located at C:\Users\<user>\Applications\ArcGIS\AppStudio\bin\AdvancedConfiguration.exe and provide the qmake path for msvc_2015 kit with C:\Qt\Qt5.9.1\5.9.1\msvc2015_64\bin\qmake.exe ? Give this a shot and let know if it still doesn't work. Best, Siddesh

‎02-22-2018

Hi Manish, I have few questions for you. This will help me to narrow down the issue that you experiencing. 1. Did you run the script located at C:\Users\Rabi\Applications\ArcGIS\AppStudio\sdk\ideintegration\post-install.bat before you opened the project on Qt Creator? Try running on Admin mode 2. Can you confirm whether you have the correct setup in place by checking if all the files are present in the following the location? C:\Qt\Qt5.10.1\5.10.1\msvc2015_64\qml\ArcGIS\ 3. Are you trying to run the project on debug or release mode? We recommend using release mode. Best, Siddesh

‎10-16-2017

Hi Massimiliano, What does exactly mean background mode? When my app runs in background, or, like Android services, when the mobile s.o. startup? Background Location is a device mode and it doesn’t have an API. You just need to go your app settings and enable Background Location capability. If enabled, you can use PositionSource even when your app is in suspended state. Currently, it doesn't involve any registration of Android services and the same goes for iOS. As you have already understood, I need a background services who does the geolocation and notification even if the app is not running at all. Can I do it? Is there any examples? For e.g. PositionSource { id: src updateInterval: 1000 active: true onPositionChanged: { var coord = src.position.coordinate; // you should view the console logs when app is in background when the capability is turned on console.log("Coordinate:", coord.longitude, coord.latitude); } } If you run the above snippet with Background Location enabled, you will notice the console logs when your app is in suspended state. However, if you kill the app it won't work. You can include LocalNotification 'schedule' method in onPositionChanged to better suit your app alerts. For better app practice when using this capability, It will be handy to use Qt application state. Refer the belowlink Qt Namespace | Qt Core 5.9 Try it out. Let me know if you have any questions. Best, Siddesh

‎10-03-2017

Hi Massimiliano, what type of event or parameters are launched or passed to the app when I click on the local notification? Android directs notification messages to the system tray. When you click on the notification, opens the app launcher by default. Based on this "I mean something like Bundle object in Android Intent object. I was wondering if there's the way to catch inside the app if it's launched from the launch icon or from the local notification widget". I understand that you looking to open a specific page when you click on the notification by providing a payload. No, it is not possible with local notification as QML based UI run on a different thread than the Application activity. Best, Siddesh

‎10-02-2017

Hi Massimiliano, No. It is not possible to insert hyperlinks as notification messages are only displayed as plain text. Best, Siddesh

‎06-27-2017

Hi Ken, Enable Network capability in Settings. Best, Siddesh

‎04-18-2017

Hi, We don't provide Apple Developer accounts. You can learn more about developer account membership plans in the following link. https://developer.apple.com/support/compare-memberships/ Thanks, Siddesh

‎04-14-2017

Hi, You can follow the Publishing Apps to Apple App Store video to learn more on how to generate Build id, Provision Profile and .p12 certificate for your app. Hope this helps. Thanks, Siddesh

‎12-20-2016

AppStudio for ArcGIS 1.3 ships with a new “Advanced Configuration Tool” that allows you to configure AppStudio components such as AppFramework, Runtime libraries, configurations for Local Make, Doc configurations with any external Qt Creator, so that you can run and debug AppStudio apps in Qt Creator. Why do you need it? This is a provision for developers who already have an existing licensed version of Qt, to enable them to work with AppStudio applications. However, you don’t need the Advanced Configuration to develop or build apps via cloud Make using AppStudio’s Qt Creator. It is a highly recommended to use the Advanced Configuration if: You have an enterprise version of Qt other than the one which comes with AppStudio You want the ability to debug apps in QML Scene You want to perform local Make instead of cloud Make to generate binaries for your apps You want the complete AppFramework documentation in your Qt Creator (the Qt Creator which comes along with AppStudio is pre-configured) Points to remember Every time you install a licensed version of Qt and reinstall AppStudio, you will want to use the Advanced Configuration Tool to configure with the Qt kits. You don’t need to use Advanced Configuration Tool if you don’t have a commercial license of Qt. If you are configuring on Windows, you want to be sure the Qt and AppStudio installer versions match (for e.g. 64-bit AppStudio with a 64-bit Qt). Qt can only be configured to produce apps for certain platforms, depending on your own operating system. iOS, for example, is not available for Windows systems. The Advanced Configuration Tool will only display platforms available for your operating system. You can always use the help icon located at the bottom left of the window to visit the web documentation page. For more information on the advanced configuration tool, including a step-by-step guide, see Configure with Qt kits in our documentation.

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Latest Contributions by SiddeshPillai1

Re: Android SDK version in APK

Re: Keep app running when not the active app

Re: V-Play Engine Integration

Re: Code 0 error when uploading AppStudio apps

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Re: AppStudio App Debugging issue

Re: Introduction to Beta features in AppStudio 2.0

Re: Introduction to Beta features in AppStudio 2.0

Re: Introduction to Beta features in AppStudio 2.0

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Re: IOS device advance setting guidence

Re: IOS device advance setting guidence

Configure Qt kits using AppStudio Advanced Configuration Tool

Re: IOS device advance setting guidence

Re: IOS device advance setting guidence

Configure Qt kits using AppStudio Advanced Configu...