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200.7 shipped yesterday and should have a fix for this issue.

You would either create multiple LocatorSearchSource instances to add (they each take a LocatorTask), or implement your own ISearchSource and add to the collection. Good callout on the `EnableAutomaticConfiguration` property in the doc. This was in the early design but didn't make it to implementation.

To display raster images that are georeferenced, you will need the raster layer to do this, which as you've found requires at least the standard level license. Graphics overlays are not meant for this sort of thing and won't do what it sounds like you need. SVG isn't supported.

Yes, sorry for the lack of updates on this. The issue turns out to be an interop issue in .NET that affects ARMv7 on Android only. We've implemented a workaround in v200.7 which will be released shortly.

What's the purpose of this code? I don't really see why you need to set the viewpoint over and over again? With a little more understanding of the scenario you're trying to solve, I might be able to advice a cleaner way to do it.

@RonakPatel That code is equivalent to what I wrote above, but it's a more round-about way requiring a lot more calls.

Also just to add to this: 200.5 was not verified for .NET 9. 200.6 officially supports .NET 9.

What isn't working for you? .NET 9 should work just fine.

Just to add a note to this: The above code is totally fine for testing, but don't deploy this into production since you'd completely bypass all SSL checks by always returning true here. You could improve it a little by at least only returning true for the specific endpoint with the very specific certificate you'd expect from that server.

@ViktorSafar That's totally fair. Which is why you don't have to use the implicit styles - you can reference the toolkit without getting the implicit styles and get quick access to the huge symbol library for instance. The implicit styles are also somewhat subtle, and you can override the blue brand color. For WPF you get a more modern look rather than the outdated WPF defaults, but MAUI and WinUI already have that modern look so the difference there is smaller. I wouldn't even say that by just using the implicit styles it looks like an esri app - it really comes down to how you build your app up whether that would be the case.

Fixed! Thanks

See full blog post here: https://esriurl.com/calcitedotnet

You can use CIM symbols to do this instead. They have this feature "built in". Here's an example of a JSON version of a zigzag line symbol: {"type":"CIMLineSymbol","symbolLayers":[ {"type":"CIMSolidStroke","effects": [ {"type":"CIMGeometricEffectWave","amplitude":10,"period":3,"seed":1,"waveform":"Triangle"}] ,"enable":true,"capStyle":"Butt","joinStyle":"Round","lineStyle3D":"Strip", "miterLimit":10,"width":1,"height3D":1,"anchor3D":"Center","color":[104,104,104,255]}]} You can play with the parameters to get what you want. Example of creating a symbol from this JSON: Symbol s = Symbol.FromJson("{\"type\":\"CIMLineSymbol\",\"symbolLayers\":[{\"type\":\"CIMSolidStroke\",\"effects\":[{\"type\":\"CIMGeometricEffectWave\",\"amplitude\":10,\"period\":3,\"seed\":1,\"waveform\":\"Triangle\"}],\"enable\":true,\"capStyle\":\"Butt\",\"joinStyle\":\"Round\",\"lineStyle3D\":\"Strip\",\"miterLimit\":10,\"width\":1,\"height3D\":1,\"anchor3D\":\"Center\",\"color\":[104,104,104,255]}]}")!; SimpleRenderer r = new SimpleRenderer(s); layer.Renderer = r; You can also use the CIM APIs to build it up, but JSON is just a quick way to show the concept.

See the topic on licensing here: https://developers.arcgis.com/net/license-and-deployment/ There's a way to get a lite license yourself that gets rid of the watermark (just beware that the lite license will disable certain features - see full list here). You can also let your users sign into their ArcGIS Online portal and acquire a license from there See ArcGISPortal.GetLicenseInfoAsync. API Keys are different from license keys and only applies to accessing the metered ArcGIS Online location services. Again if your user signs into the portal, you should not set an API key, since this will automatically be provided through their portal organization and billed that way instead.

You could roll your own version of sync sure, but the entire replica process is there for this exact scenario to ensure multiple users won't modify the same feature, keep track of what changed, and sync new edits both up and down. > It seems like we cannot use Maps SDK for .NET to query any of this information This is a REST endpoint. It wouldn't be a lot of work querying and parsing this information. .NET provides lots of great APIs to work with REST and JSON. My guess is that is probably a lot less work than trying to build your own sync framework. The replica id itself is available on the geodatabase: https://developers.arcgis.com/net/api-reference/api/net/Esri.ArcGISRuntime/Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Data.Geodatabase.SyncId.html

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