Streaming Layer should be part of all the Runtime APIs

[Jan-Tschada]

Right now, only the JavaScript API allows the usage of a Streaming Layer (e.g. connecting to the GeoEvent Processor).

[EricBader]

This is planned for. No timeframe yet.

[MartinRick]

With the straight way to bring ArcGIS to mobile devices, this is a critical feature in order to use the Runtime's visualization capabilities!
 

[Jan-Tschada]

Any timeframe yet? Come on we want some Streaming Quartz release.

[EricBader]

We have a timeline.    Finally.

It is planned for an update, in 2017.

Keep the votes coming. We need this desperately,  as you'd all agree. It is important to us as well.

[FrankieEast]

This would really help us keep our pilots up to date with weather/airspace changes on the ipad app.  

[Jan-Tschada]

Is this coming for Christmas this year "Planned for an update, in 2017" ??? ebader-esristaff‌

[EricBader]

Greetings Jan!

Even though you were not on Santa's naughty list, Steam Layers support unfortunately did not make it into his sack of toys. There were a lot of goodies that went into update 2, I wish this could have been one of them.

I know this is extremely critical for many of you. It is a high priority. Stay tuned.

[dotMorten_esri]

If you're using The .NET Runtime and can't wait for a built-in SreamLayer, there is a sample showing how it could be done on top of GraphicsOverlay here:  

arcgis-runtime-demos-dotnet/src/GeoEventServerSample at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-demos-dotnet · ... 

[Stefan_Jung]

Any updates here Kerry Robinson‌?

[RexHansen]

We plan to start work on this before the end of 2020 and deliver in a release in 2021.