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Thanks Nimesh.  Is this somewhere in the doc, or on Esri's website?  I am unable to find it. ... View more

Update: I followed vandervoort advice to set Build Active Architecture Only to No and it compiles. I followed Esri's "Getting started with the SDK" and "Adding a map to your app," and I get errors when I compile.  I also downloaded the sample code from "Adding a map to your app" and I get errors (see below). I've attached the errors/build settings screenshots. Running OS X (10.8.5) XCode (5.0) iOS 7 ArcGIS SDK (10.1.1) Error No architectures to compile for (ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=YES, active arch=armv7s, VALID_ARCHS=armv7) Did I properly remove the armv7s?  It does not show up in the "Valid Architectures" but does show up in the "Architectures." Any help would be greatly appreciated! ... View more

The following image and text below are some more things to consider when choosing a development strategy (Web vs. Hybrid vs Native)[ATTACH=CONFIG]20173[/ATTACH] The Web model approach is ideal if you are trying to reach the largest audience and not isolate a subset of your user base.  The web model is also optimal if development and maintenance costs are paramount.  Web development skills are more common than native development skill sets.  Many organizations already possess in-house developers with experience in web application development.  The web model development approach also permits your development team to be more agile in addressing and fixing problems.  Updates to the mobile application can be made easily over the web as opposed to having to release an update through the app store. However, apps developed using the web model cannot access the device�??s hardware and software, such as the address book or camera.  Creating a hybrid application can circumvent this disadvantage. The Hybrid model is another approach to consider.  A hybrid approach is recommended if your application requires access to native functionality such as the device�??s address book, or file system and it is essential for your application to target multiple platforms in addition to long-term maintenance and feature enhancements. The Native model excels in performance and low-level device hardware access, however, a critical disadvantage of native development is portability.  Code written for one mobile operating system cannot be reused for another mobile operating.  Your team would need to learn multiple programming languages, software development kits (Esri offers the IOS, Android, and Windows SDK) and manage several codebases.  This makes development and maintenance potentially costly and time consuming. Although, if the user interface requirements are strict and the native functionality essential the native model may be the best approach for your organization. Each of the APIs ultimately offer the same or similar core functionality, such as accessing Web Maps and ArcGIS Online, various tasks (i.e. querying, identifying, locator), layers, graphics and geometry.  The ArcGIS API for JavaScript can be used for the web and hybrid model.  The ArcGIS Runtime SDKs are used for the native model. I'm in the process of publishing a more detailed blog post about this topic soon.  You will be able to find it on ESRI's main blog page. -------------------------------------------- Product Engineer ArcGIS API for JavaScript https://twitter.com/ChrisMahlke ... View more

Hi All , i want to add points ( (X,Y) as location on the map ) on table view in the Left of the Split view Controller and my map on the details view on the Right is there a way to do that ?? is it possible ?? It's possible.  You should start out by using Apple's SplitViewController template that comes with Xcode.  The RootViewController on the left pane already contains a UITableView, you can store your locations in the table and add the map to the detailsviewcontroller on the right pane. see: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#featuredarticles/ViewControllerPGforiPhoneOS/iPadControllers/iPadControllers.html At least, if I understand your question correctly. ... View more

I'm also getting the error, but only when I run the app in the simulator.  I am using the iPad 5.0 Simulator, iOS 5.0, ESRI iOS 2.0 API. I get the following message when I try to zoom in too quickly: 2011-07-18 10:26:38.285 BioMosaic[1349:6703] *** AGSTileRequestOperation 0x8168e20 went isFinished=YES without being started by the queue it is in 2011-07-18 10:26:38.292 BioMosaic[1349:6703] *** AGSTileRequestOperation 0x816c220 went isFinished=YES without being started by the queue it is in 2011-07-18 10:26:38.293 BioMosaic[1349:6703] *** AGSTileRequestOperation 0x816f760 went isFinished=YES without being started by the queue it is in 2011-07-18 10:26:38.295 BioMosaic[1349:6703] *** AGSTileRequestOperation 0x816fc70 went isFinished=YES without being started by the queue it is in 2011-07-18 10:26:38.296 BioMosaic[1349:6703] *** AGSTileRequestOperation 0x8170180 went isFinished=YES without being started by the queue it is in 2011-07-18 10:26:38.297 BioMosaic[1349:6703] *** AGSTileRequestOperation 0x8170690 went isFinished=YES without being started by the queue it is in ... View more

Do you have more code available to post (e.g. HTTPService, or rpc calls)?  Do you simply want to retrieve data from a db and display it in a table w/in an InfoWindow? ... View more

Yes, it's possible.  I think I used the PictureMarkerSymbol to do this a while back. http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/flex/apiref/com/esri/ags/symbols/PictureMarkerSymbol.html ... View more