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‎09-25-2020

If there any chance you can share a sample project that reproduces this problem?

‎09-23-2020

Make sure all references to the layer is completely out of scope (no live variables pointing to it directly or indirectly), or the GC has no effect.

‎09-22-2020

You can safely ignore this warning. It appears to be a nuget restore bug

‎09-22-2020

Note: The installation doesn't include the Local Server SDK, and that is by design. Is that what you mean by "didn't work" that it wasn't there ? Because that is intended

‎09-21-2020

Sorry I misread that question. After some more coffee, I think I know what you're saying now 🙂 The local services SDK isn't installed with the VSIX. It's available on nuget.org. Did you pick nuget.org in the dropdown?

‎09-21-2020

Which version of the Local Server SDK did you install, and which version of the Nuget Packages are you using? (they should/must match)

‎09-15-2020

In the Android project, could you try and add an explicit reference to the Esri.ArcGISRuntime.runtimes.Android nuget package and see if that addresses the issue? `NuGet Gallery | Esri.ArcGISRuntime.runtimes.Android 100.9.0 ` > I saw a similar issue posted on GitHub: https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet/issues/722, and ensured that we don't have x86 or x86_64 support enabled in our release builds as suggested there. That should no longer be an issue, as we currently support those architectures. If you select an architecture not supported, you'd get a build error now.

‎09-08-2020

I wasn't so much asking you to move to 100.9, but just if you could try it out locally and see if it makes any difference. Knowing if an issue has been resolved since, can help us narrow down what caused it (or rather fixed it) and potentially provide a workaround for you until you can upgrade the entire project.

‎09-08-2020

There's been some general improvements around spatial references in the location datasources in Update 9. Do you still see this with v100.9?

‎09-04-2020

There's no out-of-the-box support for GeoJson in the runtime. To do this you'd need a GeoJson parser and create a FeatureCollectionTable or GraphicsOverlay and populate it based on the contents of the json you parsed. There's quite a few 3rd party geojson parsers you can use: NuGet Gallery | Packages matching geojson

‎09-03-2020

You can also in the query itself specify to load it all: FeatureQueryResult queryResult = await ((ServiceFeatureTable)CenterlineLayer.FeatureTable).QueryFeaturesAsync(queryParams, QueryFeatureFields.LoadAll); One thing to note is that we only load the very minimum required to render the features. That might mean we drop Z and M values, as well as generalize geometry, and exclude attributes not needed for the renderer or labels. This improves query performance dramatically - however if you know you'll be needing all that info up-front, you might as well load it all up-front with the above code. However if you query to display a set of features, and then want to "click" on one feature and get its details, it's more efficient to just query the bare minimum first, and then use the feature's LoadAsync() prior to displaying the details for that one feature. A little more generic way to do this for any feature is using: if(feature is ILoadable loadable) await loadable.LoadAsync();

‎09-02-2020

Yes! This is what the ViewInsets property on the MapView is made for. Let's say you have a 200px wide panel on the left overlapping your map view. In that case set the viewinsets to mapView.ViewInsets = new Thickness(200,0,0,0); This will also help when you say zoom to a geometry, it'll take this inset into account, and keep the location you went to in view without getting hidden behind the overlapping panel. As you open/close the panel, just update the viewinsets.

‎09-01-2020

I've definitely seen the Android tooling be flaky and sometimes not deploy our native libraries, and they have a habit of magically go away the next day.

‎08-28-2020

Do you also see this issue with v100.9 ? The error you're seeing is likely because there's an issue with calling into the native part of the ArcGIS Runtime library (either it is not there, wrong architecture or something else), since the setlicense call is probably the first code that does so.

‎08-27-2020

You can't update the UI from a background thread. You'll need to use the Dispatcher to switch back to the UI Thread to update the UI: textbox.Text = i.ToString(); Example: Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(() => { textbox.Text = i.ToString(); });‍‍‍‍ Generally I don't recommend using new Thread(). Instead use Task.Run instead, and to sleep use 'await Task.Delay(milliseconds);' to avoid holding up the thread completely.

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