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What version of .NET did you upgrade from where it didn't happen? Was this the only change you made? (just on a side note, the v10.x releases retired four years ago, and we encourage you port to the 200.x releases if you can) ... View more

Make sure you configure your oauth app settings in the portal to have a redirect url that matches what you have in the application. If there's a mismatch, you get the error you report. If possible, any chance you could share something that reproduces the hang? Also where do you see the hang? ... View more

Thanks for confirming. In that case we might need some more information to replicate the issue you're referring to. We are not currently aware of IWA issues on Android. Having said that, any chance you could give v200.2.0 a go and see if it still reproduces? There's been quite a lot of fixes over the past year, and as mentioned, IWA on Android wasn't really supported in MAUI until .NET 7 shipped - 200.2 is built for .NET 7 on Android. ... View more

Also want to add that there's currently a bug in the .NET 8 Preview, preventing IWA from working on Android. But as Preeti said, .NET 7 should "just work". It's actually a feature that was added to Android in .NET 7. It's also worth noting that .NET 6 is no longer supported by .NET MAUI. Side note: ArcGISHttpMessageHandler is merely a delegate now. On Android it uses .NET's SocketsHttpHandler under the hood and should improve authentication across the board for Android, whereas with Xamarin.Android each message handler had their pros and cons. ... View more

I'm able to reproduce your issue. Still investigating the root cause, but I was able to work around it with this bit of code in MainPage.xaml:   protected override void OnAppearing() { #if ANDROID if (MyMapView.GetCurrentViewpoint(ViewpointType.CenterAndScale) is Viewpoint vp) MyMapView.SetViewpoint(vp); #endif }   ... View more

The above two links are how you can create picture marker symbols in v100.x+ . Moving from 10.x releases you're going to have to adapt to some various new patterns. While the feature set is the same (and then some), the way you achieve all the features might be slightly different. ... View more

No there's no setting for turning this off. While it might appear that the dot is always up to a second behind, in real world navigation with natural acceleration and deceleration, the experience is a lot better than a "jumping" symbol, but in local simulated testing, it might feel like it's more off than it should be. ... View more

Are you able to reproduce the issue with v100.15? (even if just for a local quick test) ... View more

PictureMarkerSymbol can be created with either a Uri in the constructor or from a stream of bytes. There's been a slight shift in the API and leaning more towards model objects (like your map definition) to be created in your models or viewmodels, rather than in XAML, and keeping the XAML bit focused on the UI pieces. ... View more

The 1 second is expected. When the MapView receives the location update, it'll animate the location update from the old position to the newly reported location. That animation is about 1 second. ... View more

The offline tiles aren't created when you ask for the offline map. Those have already been pre-cooked in the online tile-service. So the quality you get is exactly the quality of the online tiles. Having said that, you can limit how many zoom levels you're downloading, so if you don't need the highest resolution tiles, you can limit the scale range in the offline parameters. ... View more

>  expecting the live data from Esri service also without using Enterprise subscription That specific service requires a subscription. I'm not aware of any free traffic services, but if you can find one, you could try and write a custom layer for it. > 2. the Route Service api  generates a single route for the given stops wherein we are expecting all possible different routes. I'm not sure what you mean by "All possible routes". The service provides the most optimal route for the given input. Depending on which routing service you use, you can have it optimize for various things and adjust weights to get alternative routes (like fastest vs shortest, walking vs driving vs biking, avoid toll roads and ferries etc). ... View more

See https://community.esri.com/t5/net-maps-sdk-questions/live-traffic-net-mauvi/m-p/1299761#M11922 ... View more

The Maps SDK for .NET only supports the base .net7 target for class libraries. When you go to execute at runtime, it requires a platform identifier so the correct native libraries gets deployed and are available at runtime. I'm guessing the issue you're referring to is related to that .NET MAUI deploys on Windows as a packaged app, and your test runner (and commandline parameters) must support this. Which test framework are you using? ... View more