Android LocationDisplay PositionSource AccessError no permission

DavidPuckett — Fri, 15 Apr 2022 00:37:42 GMT

I am unable to get the MapView.LocationDisplay.PositionSource to return positions on Android. The error returns AccessError and I'm sure it is a permissions issue. AppStudio\Qt documentation says directly that I need to request location permission from the user at run time and need to 'add code to your app to do this, by making use of the Android framework or Android Support library classes provided that allow you to check for permissions, and request permissions if not already granted'.

https://developers.arcgis.com/qt/device-location/

I have pored thru documentation for Qt and Android but no luck figuring out how to do this in Qt QML. I know there is a manifest file that contains this permission for Android but I am using Cloud Make and have no access to this manifest file in order to add permission.

I could not get the Display Device Location sample to work on Android using the AppStudio Player either.

What am I missing to get user location on Android?

MapView.locationDisplay definition:

locationDisplay { positionSource: PositionSource { id: positionSource active: true preferredPositioningMethods: PositionSource.AllPositioningMethods position.onCoordinateChanged: { console.log(position.coordinate); errorMessage2 = position.coordinate } onSourceErrorChanged: { if (sourceError == PositionSource.NoError) return console.log("Source error: " + sourceError) errorMessage = "Source error: " + sourceError stop() } onUpdateTimeout: { console.log("position timed out") } } }

Re: Android LocationDisplay PositionSource AccessError no permission

TrevorFrame — Fri, 15 Apr 2022 21:27:59 GMT

Hi @DavidPuckett,

It should be populating the dialog automatically. You can test this using the sample, Display Device Location. The prompt to access permission will display when you select to start getting location. I was able to reproduce your error by denying the location permission and trying to start it as well.

To manually prompt a permission dialogue, we also have a sample called Permission Request. It utilizes the AppFramework PermissionDialog qml component.

Best,

Trevor

Re: Android LocationDisplay PositionSource AccessError no permission

DavidPuckett — Fri, 15 Apr 2022 22:56:12 GMT

The PermissionDialog is what I needed. Thanks!

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