Latest Contributions by Jitendrudulacaraju

Hi, Would it possible for you to share the sample code file with me. I am trying to build a Sencha touch app first time. How do I load the dojo esri/map into the MapViewPage of my Sencha solution? I was hoping something like this will work: Ext.define('MobApp.view.ViewMapPage', {     extend: 'Ext.form.Panel',     xtype: 'ViewMapPage',     requires: [         'esri/map'     ], Hi, I am using esri maps in our sencha touch application. The click event on the map does not get fired on mobile (Safari browser on iPad) but works just fine on a desktop (Chrome). The same code taken out of Sencha touch works just fine. My end goal is to show an info window popup when a user clicks on a map graphic. I am thinking of catching a 'singletap' event supported by sencha touch and somehow fire a click event that esri understands. esri requires a MouseEvent object with mapPoint and screenPoint properties. I can get the x and y coordinates where the user clicked using the arguments passed to singletap event. Does anyone know how to construct that MouseEvent object manually and how to then programmatically trigger a click event using pure JavaScript, dojo, or senha touch? Has anyone come across this issue before? I have found some older forums with similar problems but the solutions are outdated and do not apply to the latest versions. One of the solutions was to catch a MouseGesture event but I do not see that in the list of supported events in the latest ArcGIS API for JavaScript. I am using Sencha Touch 2.2.1 and ArcGIS for JavaScript 3.6 My code snippets // esri code require([             "esri/map",             "esri/dijit/InfoWindowLite",             "esri/InfoTemplate",             "esri/layers/FeatureLayer",             "dojo/dom-construct",             "dojo/domReady!"         ], function(             Map,             InfoWindowLite,             InfoTemplate,             FeatureLayer,             domConstruct             ) {             var map = new Map(mapId, {                 basemap: "streets",                 center: [-100.16, 48.16], // north america                 zoom: 3             });             map.on('click', function() {                 alert('clicked');             }); /*             map.on('mouse-down', function() {                 alert('mouse-down');             });             map.on('mouse-up', function() {                 alert('mouse-up');             }); */         }); // sencha touch view definition code Ext.define('myApp.view.EsriMap', {     extend: 'Ext.Container',     xtype: 'esrimap',     config: {         items: [             {                 xtype: 'component',                 id: 'map'             }         ]     } }); // senha touch controller code this.getEsriMapComponent().bodyElement.on('singletap', function(event, node, options, eOpts) {             console.log('singletap');             console.log(event);             console.log(node);             console.log(options);             console.log(eOpts); }); Thanks for your help. ... View more

It needs a FID- create it like this: editRow[featureRTS.FidColumnIndex] = -1 * int.Parse(editRow["ObjectID"].ToString()); It will work. WHAT WE NEED Guidance on how to identify the causes of the issues we are having adding a new point to the layer. Is it a process problem?  Is it a code problem?  If so, who can help us identify the failure points? The full source code is available if it would be helpful for you to decipher the issue. We have created our project in Visual Studio 2008 .net 2.0. What we can do: -    Run the project in Debug mode through Windows Mobile 6 classic Emulator -    Load a MobileCache of 6 Feature Layers �?? 3 editable with existing feature points & 3 as background data -    ZoomIn, ZoomOut, Pan, IdentifyFeature on map using toolbar control -    Load Existing Feature Data to screens when using the IdentifyFeature toolbar function What we can�??t do (identified so far): -    Adding new Feature Point -    How we are attempting this: -    Click toolbar button -    Click map to add new feature -    Run code that we have sourced from multiple different online examples in an attempt to add a new point �?? we have had several different stages of errors thrown from the �??The geometry is empty�??, to completely destroying the MobileCache Example of current relevant code private void toolBar1_ButtonClick(object sender, ToolBarButtonClickEventArgs e) { switch (toolBar1.Buttons.IndexOf(e.Button))     {         case 0:             MapMain.CurrentMapAction = zoomInMapAction1;             break;         case 1:             MapMain.CurrentMapAction = zoomOutMapAction1;             break;         case 2:             MapMain.CurrentMapAction = panMapAction1;             break;         case 3:             MapMain.CurrentMapAction = null;             break;         case 4:             MapMain.CurrentMapAction = addVertexSketchTool1;             break;         default:             break;     } } private void MapMain_MouseDown(object sender, ESRI.ArcGIS.Mobile.MapMouseEventArgs e) {     if (MapMain.CurrentMapAction == addVertexSketchTool1)     {         AddNewFeaturePoint();     } } private void AddNewFeaturePoint() {     sketchGraphicLayer1.Geometry = new ESRI.ArcGIS.Mobile.Geometries.Point();     FeatureLayer locationLayer = mobileCache1.Layers["Location"] as FeatureLayer;     using (FeatureDataTable locationTable = locationLayer.GetDataTable())     {         DataRow locationRow = locationTable.NewRow();         locationRow.BeginEdit();         locationRow["LocationID"] = Guid.NewGuid();         locationRow[locationLayer.GeometryColumnIndex] = sketchGraphicLayer1.Geometry;         locationRow.EndEdit();         locationTable.Rows.Add(locationRow);         locationTable.SaveInFeatureLayer();         DataRow[] errors = locationTable.GetErrors();         for (int i = 0; i < errors.Length; i++)         {             if (errors.HasErrors)             {                 DataColumn[] colArr = errors.GetColumnsInError();                 for (int j = 0; j < colArr.Length; j++)                 {                     MessageBox.Show(string.Format("Error '{0}' in column '{1}'.", errors.GetColumnError(colArr ), colArr .ColumnName));                 }             }         }     } } ... View more

None currently. I have gotten around the problem by making use of compact framework and MS sync framework. ... View more

Sanjay, A bit more info please.  Just exactly how are the servers made public?  Port 80 is already open. Here is an architecture I put in place for a client, Diagram. Just put a Server box in DMZ with a NAT etc. Set a firewall rule to allow the DMZ AGS to access the DB servers. Also explore the Reverse Proxy set up. ... View more

You could break the cluster in an handler wired up to Map.ExtentChanged event (set or reset the clsuter depending on map scale). That being said, if you have 2 points at the same location you will see both symbols overlapping so not sure it's better. I did exactly the same thing, cluster break when a certain scale is reached. But the second part of overlapping symbols is something I am working on, just for a work around I gave a check box to cluster / uncluster to help user flare out and choose a point of interest. Thanks for your suggestions. ... View more