Hi,
My question is quite simple. Can I use the "ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET" package for developing an UWP app to be deployed on an embedded device running Windows 10 IoT Core?
Target is a custom design with processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 410E running newest available version of windows 10 IoT core - build 1809 ( ver. 17731.x)
For now I have tried to create a simple UWP app with nuget package "Esri.ArcGISRuntime.UWP" installed. I use version 100.11.2 as version 100.12.0 requires a newer version of Windows on the device.
I can build for my development PC (x86) and run the app just fine.
I can build for my target (ARM) and deploy, but all calls to Esri.ArcGISRuntime methods fails with exception: "System.DllNotFoundException: 'Unable to load DLL 'RuntimeCoreNet.dll' or one of its dependencies"
So is this exception just caused by a simple misunderstanding that I cannot use this SDK for my current setup? Or Im a missing some other setup?
Thanks.
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It is not officially supported, and we don't ship ARM32 binaries any longer, which I believe you'll need. If you go back some versions, you can use one that includes it - it should work and I had it working as well. To use a more recent version you'll need an ARM64 version of IoT Core.
(I'm actually a bit surprised if you managed to compile for ARM32 since you should have gotten a build error)
It is not officially supported, and we don't ship ARM32 binaries any longer, which I believe you'll need. If you go back some versions, you can use one that includes it - it should work and I had it working as well. To use a more recent version you'll need an ARM64 version of IoT Core.
(I'm actually a bit surprised if you managed to compile for ARM32 since you should have gotten a build error)
Hi Morten,
Thanks for the reply. I have tested previous version and got it running using version 100.8.0
Thanks again.