Offline Utility Networks in ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps: Part 2
The capabilities of the ArcGIS Utility Network in mobile and offline applications continues to grow with every release, and the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps (formerly known as ArcGIS Runtime SDKs) have always been the best way for developers to access these capabilities on native devices across multiple platforms.
In part 1 of this series, we announced the availability of offline tracing in the Native Maps SDKs with stand-alone mobile geodatabases which can be sideloaded onto the device for use within native apps. Here, in part 2, we will cover how the 200.1 release of the Native Maps SDKs and ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 enables your application to download a utility network and trace offline. That’s right, you can now generate a read-only mobile geodatabase with a utility network that is traceable using the same offline tracing functionality available in stand-alone mobile geodatabases.
This blog covers the following topics:
- What’s new with service-based utility networks
- How to configure the utility network’s offline capability
- What’s next
You can find the full blog article on the ArcGIS Blog!