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Consuming Routing Functionality of ArcGIS Indoor in Custom Web Application

jauhari_mani — Thu, 30 Nov 2023 12:22:03 GMT

Hi,

I have created and deployed an indoor WebMap on ArcGIS Online. The routing functionality of this WebMap works fine on the Indoor Viewer. However, I want to use this in a custom JS application where the indoor map is utilized using the WebMap Class of the ArcGIS JS SDK, but I am unable to enable routing in it.

Any leads on how I can achieve this?

Regards,
Mani Jauhari

Re: Consuming Routing Functionality of ArcGIS Indoor in Custom Web Application

JasonHineEsri — Thu, 30 Nov 2023 20:06:36 GMT

Hi Mani!

To enable routing in a custom JS app, you can use the Route class. There is a sample showing how to implement the class, use it to solve routes, and display the routes on a map. If desired, you can also use the Directions widget to allow users to enter start and end locations and receive turn-by-turn directions. In any case, the app will need access to the published route service.

Re: Consuming Routing Functionality of ArcGIS Indoor in Custom Web Application

jauhari_mani — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 08:45:40 GMT

Hello @JasonHineEsri

I found the Route Class useful in leveraging my network layer. However, I'm facing an issue with the indoor web map, as it includes a z-index for stops that I'm struggling to capture. The floor filter only allows us to view different layers but doesn't provide the necessary information about the z-index. This information is crucial for the payload of stops to generate a route. Can you provide any suggestions or references to help me achieve routing in an Indoor Map application?

Re: Consuming Routing Functionality of ArcGIS Indoor in Custom Web Application

JasonHineEsri — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 16:29:36 GMT

Hi @jauhari_mani

You are correct that the FloorFilter widget does not return z-values (elevation). What you can do is use the information from the FloorFilter to make a Query to get the Levels feature, and extract the z-value from the Levels feature. You can then use that z-value when creating the Stops features, so the Stops are positioned on the correct floor.