Latest Contributions by PhilBastian

‎08-25-2023

...and because I posted the question I just found the answer. The SDK installation has a "Local Server Deployment Builder" installed with it, which can create the required files. It's huge though! Package Size (Mb) ArcGIS Pro Compatible Server 2002.5 2002.5 Mb Total Package Deployment Size 2002.5 Mb Compressed Size 720.9 Mb

‎08-24-2023

Hi, I have just come across this exact same issue: .NET Framework 4.8 and LocalServer100.15 as per original post. Debug works fine since the SDK is installed, but I can't install the SDK on all production clients. Deployment instructions at https://developers.arcgis.com/net/local-server/deploy-local-server/ are for 200.x, but I assume they should hold for 100.x also, and there should be a LocalServer folder in the build output? Was a solution to this found?

‎06-28-2023

I have solved the issue: LocalServer.Instance.AppDataPath was the default location (my user appdata temp folder). My organisation uses roaming profiles and another machine I logged into had an older version of ArcGIS runtime installed, which must have put something into this folder which was incompatible with the latest version. Setting LocalServer.Instance.AppDataPath to a path specific for my app has allowed the layer to render again

‎06-27-2023

Thanks: I have confirmed that LocalServer.Instance.Status is 'Started'. Also, the screenshot of Edge shows the map export request directly from the service rest endpoint

‎06-22-2023

no, i commented that out on purpose so that it was possible to see the issue. The issue is the layer served by the local map service is rendering as blank

‎06-22-2023

I followed the tutorial for setting up a WPF map project from https://developers.arcgis.com/net/maps-2d/tutorials/display-a-map/, except using .NET Framework and replacing the reference to the basemap with loading a LocalService private void SetupMap() { // Create a new map with a 'topographic vector' basemap. //Map = new Map(BasemapStyle.ArcGISTopographic); Map = new Map(); var layerService = new LocalMapService(@"C:\temp\MMIS_BaseMap.mpkx"); layerService.StartAsync().ContinueWith((_) => { var layer = new ArcGISMapImageLayer(layerService.Url); //Map.Basemap = new Basemap(layer); Map.OperationalLayers.Add(layer); }); } This was all working great, but suddenly the local service stopped rendering, or rather it's only rendering a blank canvas, and I can't work out why. any ideas why? Potentially related is this error in the xaml? I have the ArcGIS Runtime Local Server SDK installed, but there doesn't appear to be any SDK installation that would put a runtime folder in the visual studio folder? Windows 10, VS2019

‎11-29-2020

I have a requirement to draw a rectangle for selecting features. I am doing this using a sketchviewmodel and its create method. A secondary requirement is to change the selection behaviour when the ctrl key is pressed, however the sketchviewmodel has inbuilt functionality to lock the aspect ratio when ctrl is pressed, drawing a square instead of a rectangle. Is there a way to disable this functionality?

‎07-12-2020

as part of the export web map task (Export Web Map Task—ArcGIS REST API | ArcGIS for Developers ) you can specify what you want the metric and non-metric units of the scale bar to be, but I don't want to show the non-metric part at all. Is there a way to hide these units entirely?

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Re: ArcGIS Runtime LocalServer 100.15 Deployment Issue

Re: ArcGIS Runtime LocalServer 100.15 Deployment Issue

Re: LocalServer stopped rendering

Re: LocalServer stopped rendering

Re: LocalServer stopped rendering

LocalServer stopped rendering

SketchViewModel and ctrl

export web map hide non-metric scale

Re: LocalServer stopped rendering