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.geodatabase cannot save

EdwardLin

I use the .geodatabase in android, when I create new feature , but cannot save? Is same body help?

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teamigal1

Hi everyone,

Geodatabases ( .geodatabase files ) created from ArcMap cannot be edited and synced with a feature service. This capability is coming in a future release...hopefully the next one.

I hope this is helpful.

Is that mean that it cannot be edited locally as well?
This capabillaty was enable in the version 10.2, and then it was disabled in 10.2.2.
Is version 10.2.3 also disable it?

When does the next version ,that will enable it back, be released??

EricBader

Hi everyone,

Geodatabases ( .geodatabase files ) created from ArcMap cannot be edited and synced with a feature service. This capability is coming in a future release...hopefully the next one.

I hope this is helpful.

teamigal1

Hello, everybody! I really don't how to do...
I have the License only for developer, my *.geodatabase is local created by ArcGIS destop.
I want to save a new feature to my database, but I really don't know how to do?

FeatureTable pFeatureTable = photoLayer.getFeatureTable();
GeodatabaseFeatureTable pGdbFeatureTable = (GeodatabaseFeatureTable) pFeatureTable;

// Create a feature with these attributes at the given point
GeodatabaseFeature gdbFeature = new GeodatabaseFeature(attr, pGeom, pGdbFeatureTable);

// Add the feature into the geodatabase table returning the
// new feature ID
long fid = pGdbFeatureTable.addFeature(gdbFeature);

E/AndroidRuntime(10788): java.lang.RuntimeException: The service does not have "create" capability.
E/AndroidRuntime(10788): at com.esri.core.geodatabase.GeodatabaseFeatureTable.nativeAddFeature(Native Method)
E/AndroidRuntime(10788): at com.esri.core.geodatabase.GeodatabaseFeatureTable.addFeature(Unknown Source)

This is excatly the problem that i am facing.
It is working the same whether you have developer license or advanced license.
I think that the problem is the geodatabse - that was created in the ArcMap - and not via server.

EdwardLin

Hello, everybody! I really don't how to do...
I have the License only for developer, my *.geodatabase is local created by ArcGIS destop.
I want to save a new feature to my database, but I really don't know how to do?

FeatureTable pFeatureTable = photoLayer.getFeatureTable();
GeodatabaseFeatureTable pGdbFeatureTable = (GeodatabaseFeatureTable) pFeatureTable;

// Create a feature with these attributes at the given point
GeodatabaseFeature gdbFeature = new GeodatabaseFeature(attr, pGeom, pGdbFeatureTable);

// Add the feature into the geodatabase table returning the
// new feature ID
long fid = pGdbFeatureTable.addFeature(gdbFeature);

E/AndroidRuntime(10788): java.lang.RuntimeException: The service does not have "create" capability.
E/AndroidRuntime(10788): at com.esri.core.geodatabase.GeodatabaseFeatureTable.nativeAddFeature(Native Method)
E/AndroidRuntime(10788): at com.esri.core.geodatabase.GeodatabaseFeatureTable.addFeature(Unknown Source)

teamigal1

Did you specifically create a Runtime Geodatabase? You have to enable ArcGIS Runtime Tools in ArcMap to share as runtime content.

Yes i created the geodatabase correctly. I am using the Arcgis Runtime for Android version 10.0 - and everything works there correctly.

But in version 10.2 (i tryed both with developer license and the full license) i can only open the geodatabase for read-only, and i cant add new features or update the features in the feature tables that i created from that geodatabase.

I saw in the SDK that this desktop pattern is best for read only use but as i see this it works only for read only use

DanO_Neill

I know, I am not license my app at Stand level, so it's not work...

You can use the entire API in developer mode.

I also had a problem updating geodatabase in version 10.2.2 - because my geodatabase was created from the ArcMap

Did you specifically create a Runtime Geodatabase? You have to enable ArcGIS Runtime Tools in ArcMap to share as runtime content.

teamigal1

Hi,

I also had a problem updating geodatabase in version 10.2.2 - because my geodatabase was created from the ArcMap (i have a complete offline applciation that i cannot connect to a service) - desktop pattern.

As i understood - this was "by design" like that.

Is that changed in the new version 10.2.3?

EdwardLin

I know, I am not license my app at Stand level, so it's not work...

RobertBurke

Hi

Please could you share the code showing how attr and pGeom are created?

GeodatabaseFeature(attr, pGeom, pGdbFeatureTable);

Also to the TableException (described at the URL below) contain any error description?

https://developers.arcgis.com/android/api-reference/reference/com/esri/core/geodatabase/GeodatabaseFeature.html

EdwardLin

my problem is the feature can save? the fid return -1, I want know why?
FeatureTable pFeatureTable = photoLayer.getFeatureTable();
GeodatabaseFeatureTable pGdbFeatureTable = (GeodatabaseFeatureTable) pFeatureTable;

// Create a feature with these attributes at the given point
GeodatabaseFeature gdbFeature = new GeodatabaseFeature(attr, pGeom, pGdbFeatureTable);

// Add the feature into the geodatabase table returning the
// new feature ID
long fid = pGdbFeatureTable.addFeature(gdbFeature);// return -1 ????

RobertBurke

Hi Bluehy135,

Please, Can you describe your scenario? Could you share some of the code and any error messages?

Are you following a workflow like the one described in the Edit Features Guide?

https://developers.arcgis.com/android/guide/edit-features.htm

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