Latest Contributions by ShobanaSuresh

Hi,   I tested local make build for iOS using AppStudio 4.3.193 and can confirm that it works with Xcode 11 on macOS Catalina.   Below are the per-requisites for building iOS apps with AppStudio 4.3 https://doc.arcgis.com/en/appstudio/extend-apps/installdevtoolslocalmake.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_666E278F8ADF48EA89793EB1B0144F75   Qt5.15.2 is the Qt version that officially supports iOS builds with Xcode 12.  AppStudio 4.3  requires Qt5.13.1 and does not support building iOS apps using Xcode 12   Can you install Xcode 11 from https://developer.apple.com/download/more/ and let me know if the build starts working when using XCode 11?   Thanks Shobana ... View more

Hi Orlo, The error message in the above screenshot "Provisioning profile is not an iOS in house profile" indicates that the distribution method has not been set correctly in AppStudio settings. Can you please check if the correct iOS Distribution type has been set in AppStudio settings -> platforms -> iOS -> Distribution method ? cc: Erwin Soekianto‌ Thanks Shobana ... View more

Hi Frédéric,   I checked the build logs for your app Citec TwentyFive. The cause for the build failure appears to be different to the original issue reported in this thread.    In the case of your app, the openssl commands succeed and I see a "MAC verified OK" in the logs. Build fails later when importing the p12 file on the build server. There is not much information in the build log providing any clue as to why the build fails.   The best step forward would be to create a support incident with Esri Support to troubleshoot the issue further using your certificate files.    I understand that this is time critical since you are trying to upload the app to App Store soon. You can reach out to [email protected] to investigate this issue further.   Thanks   Shobana ... View more

Hi,Jared Butler microphoneUsageDescription specified in appinfo.json will be added to the built iOS app's Info.plist file only when microphone capability has been enabled. The crash issue described above can be resolved by setting the microphone capability to true in your app's appinfo.json.  After making this change, please make sure to upload your app to ArcGIS Online and submit a new build request.  Thanks Shobana ... View more

Hi Sergio Moreno, The tutorials that you are following are designed to be used directly with the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt. When using with AppStudio, skip steps 1 to 5. And, instead create a new app using AppStudio Desktop. For the changes described in step 6, you can add the property inside the App Component in your AppStudio app's main qml file. Thanks Shobana ... View more

Hi Sergio Moreno ArcGIS Runtime for Qt SDK installation is not a pre-requisite for using AppStudio. All the required ArcGIS Runtime libraries are bundled with the AppStudio installer. In most cases, you will not need to install the Qt SDK (e.g., Qt5.12.2 as mentioned in your above screenshots) for developing apps using AppStudio. A copy of the QtCreator IDE is shipped with the AppStudio installer. Using (Shift + Alt + R) you can test the changes made in the app. This option uses the Qt dlls and ArcGIS Runtime dlls installed with AppStudio. Debug JavaScript in Qt Creator—AppStudio for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  As described in the above doc, installing the Qt SDK will allow you to set breakpoints and debug javascript code. Errors described in your above comment can be resolved by running the AppStudio Advanced Configuration tool. Advanced configuration tool copies a few files from the AppStudio install location to the Qt SDK folder.   Hope this helps. Thanks Shobana ... View more

Hi Massimiliano, Currently, it's not possible to insert parameters directly in Android Manifest or iOS info.plist when using Cloud Make. However, we've made it possible to configure a lot of these properties using appinfo.json. To insert android:allowBackup=false in Android manifest file, set capabilities.backup to false in appinfo.json To set NSAllowsArbitraryLoads=YES in iOS info.plist, set capabilities.ios.appTransportSecurity.allowArbitraryLoads to true in appinfo.json Manually edit your app's appinfo.json and set below properties. Save the changes, upload the app to ArcGIS Online and submit a Cloud Make build request. Built Android apk will have android:allowBackup=false set in Manifest and iOS ipa will have NSAllowsArbitraryLoads=YES set in info.plist "capabilities": { "backup": false, "ios": { "appTransportSecurity": { "allowArbitraryLoads" : true } }, }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Refer Edit appinfo—AppStudio for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  for more details. Above appinfo properties for backup and NSAllowsArbitraryLoads will be added to this documentation soon. I hope this helps. Thanks Shobana ... View more