ArcPad 10 symbology

[LakshmiSankaran]

I am on ArcGIS 10 SP1 and ArcPad 10 SP1. I created a simple mxd with a boundary, streets and the city layers. The city layers have color fill with no outline. When moving that mxd to the handheld (JUNO SB_SC) using the ArcPad Data Manager, the the symbology for the city layer does not transfer. The polygon symbology shows with an outline.. Is this a bug?
Thanks

[HannahFerrier]

Yes, this has been recognised as a bug and is already logged in the system - thanks!!


Hannah Ferrier, Mobile GIS Specialist
Maptel Pty.Ltd.

[LakshmiSankaran]

Thank you. Looking forward to a fix soon from Esri.

[JoelSabin]

I am using ArcMap 10.0, SP 5, with ArcPad 10 & Trimble GPS Analyst 2.30.

Trimble GPS Analyst does not export my symbology to ArcPad.

The ArcPad Data Manager does export styles, but it also crashes ArcMap, every time.

All I want is some simple symbology for GPS collection, that matches what I have in my ArcMap map. Why is this so hard to do?

[HannahFerrier]

Hey Joel,

A few things you can try to troubleshoot your issues:

- Check-out each layer separately to narrow down the problem.

- Make sure that you are not trying to check-out unsupported data types eg. Joins and Attributed Relationship Classes

And remember - ArcPad does NOT support custom marker symbols. Try using simple point symbols instead.

If you can't resolve your issues - please contact Esri Support (they have super-awesome ArcPad Support Analysts that will be able to help you!)

Hope this helps,

Hannah

[GideonSimons]

Joel,

The 'export styles reference'  crash I believe is a bug that is still in most recent version of ArcPad.

Do ESRI have the aim of providing a patch/fix in the near future?

Gideon

[JoelSabin]

Thanks for the response Hannah.

I am assuming my problem is related to relationship classes. I will try removing those.
My map is very simple, only 3 layers (1 point & 2 line) plus a GPS layer, with simple symbols.


EDIT: I made an even simpler map with one layer, a point shapefile, using whatever default symbology comes from "Add Data". Only thing in the map. Crashed just the same. The problem is beyond my control, it is in the software.

Hey Joel,

A few things you can try to troubleshoot your issues:

- Check-out each layer separately to narrow down the problem.

- Make sure that you are not trying to check-out unsupported data types eg. Joins and Attributed Relationship Classes

And remember - ArcPad does NOT support custom marker symbols. Try using simple point symbols instead.

If you can't resolve your issues - please contact Esri Support (they have super-awesome ArcPad Support Analysts that will be able to help you!)

Hope this helps,

Hannah