Latest Contributions by dotMorten_esri

Fair enough. We merely forward the web request error that's returned from UWP - There's unfortunately not a specific error that tells you it was the manifest blocking it. ... View more

Yes this is a security setting for UWP apps: You have to explicitly opt in to allow it to access services on the intranet, or webrequests will fail. ... View more

The Pro and ArcMap requirements are only for _authoring_ the geoprocessing packages. Once authored, they aren't needed as LocalServer has what is needed (as long as you configure it to deploy the required resources with the deployment manifest) ... View more

Creating layer portal items from the Runtime aren't supported at this point (I believe only Maps are supported at this point via the Map.SaveAs method). ... View more

Thanks. I see it now. Does the map ever "wake up" once it goes white? (for example when trying to pan or resize the window) ... View more

I'm a little confused about the GIF: I don't see the map ever going blank, but always shows a map? ... View more

Currently the Color property is an inherited property from the base class that has no effect on the model, as it would be relying on textures in the model instead. I've logged an internal issue to see if it would be possible to light up this property on model symbols as well, as a quick way to "tint" a model. ... View more

The SystemLocationDataSource is meant to be a simple common API across all the platforms - of course with a common cross-platform API it does create some "least common denominator" limitations. Internally it's driven by the same Android location APIs, so there shouldn't be much difference. Of course you don't get access to the low-level objects that are specific to Android, and it defaults to high-accuracy mode, as this is generally what people would expect. For more low-level access you'd have to implement your own LocationDataSource, which is mainly just start/stop and report new location methods. ... View more

I poked around a bit, and on iOS the map will stop on the following events:  - ApplicationWillResignActive  - ApplicationDidEnterBackground  - WillMoveToWindow (when window is null). The last one is most likely what will be used in your scenario. There might also be more cases (I didn't do a thorough sweep). WRT Forms it'll stop when the Renderer gets disconnected from the view (which in turn should raise the WillMoveToWindow code). I believe this does happen in the disappearing event if I recall correctly. ... View more

As mentioned, the SketchEditor has this ability built-in so users can interactively move, scale and rotate geometries. To do it programmatically you'd just have to move each vertex yourself - there's no out-of-the-box capability for this. ... View more

The only thing I can think of is that you get the MapViewRenderer for the MapView control (we exposed that in 100.6) and get the native MapView control and use it's ShowCallout method that takes a native view. It's slightly involved though and requires you to write platform-specific code (but you could probably wrap it in a multi-targeted helper-project). ... View more

> Iterating vertices will increase the execution time if the geometry has more number of vertices. Sure but it's still extremely quick. Any out-of-the-box method we could provide would have to do the same thing. Are you seeing a performance issue? ... View more

If it's from routing, it depends on how the routing was configured. See the outputLines section here for a few suggestions of what it might be: https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/network/api-reference/route-synchronous-service.htm#ESRI_SECTION3_2EC32173379B498E9DF7D039DF9BE4A2  ... View more