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Yes, this should work. ... View more

Have you tried this? Collect all of the extents of the selected features into a Geometry[] array Use GeometryEngine to union all the extends into one Geometry Use the extent of the resulting Polygon as the new extent for your MapView. That might be one way to do it. You might also be able to call merge(), merging each Envelope with the next until you've merged them all. I hope this helps! ... View more

Also keep in mind, with ArcObjects Java, you need to always use 32-bit Eclipse and 32-bit Java. ArcObjects SDK ... View more

Are you using ArcObjects or ArcGIS Runtime? The stacktrace looks like its from ArcObjects code. A good place for this question is here: ArcObjects SDK Apologies for the late response! ... View more

Yep. Known issue. We will have it fixed in Quartz. ... View more

I'm glad you asked! Quartz Beta 1 - August 31 2015 Quartz Beta 2 - End of 2015 Quartz Final - Late Q1 2016 (Dates subject to change) ... View more

Hi Jerome. Great write-up and example of what you are experiencing. Thank you! First off, just an FYI...10.2.3 was not tested or supported with JavaFX. However, using 10.2.4, which does have "beta" support for JavaFX, I can reproduce the issue. I'll look into it more, but its probably a known issue for this current release. At the next major release (called Quartz), we'll have this worked out, I'm sure. ... View more

Have you posted this question to the Android forum? ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android ... View more

Hi Rodolfo, Regarding your last question: The PopupView is for editing attribute data for Features from a FeatureLayer. It is tightly bound to the FeatureLayer schema and editing workflows around that. At the present time we don't have an easy way in the Runtime API to build your own ad-hoc form editor for generic , "in-memory" Graphic elements using popup dialogs, which is what I think you're getting at. You'd have to write your own dialog and apply the edits to your data outside of the Runtime framework and workflow, so to speak. Regarding your first question: If I understand it correctly, you want to display custom HTML as content in your infoPopup. You can do this, but you won't be able to control the window size using the approach you described. It will scale your HTML content to what it decides best. Unfortunately. As a workaround, you may need to write a custom infowindow-like component to model the behavior you need. I hope this information is helpful to you in some way.  ... View more

This is a good question. I don't believe we've solved this exactly, but it makes sense what you're asking for. What seems to be happening is that whatever the size of the URL content is, it scales down to a "default" size. The popup is then re-sizable, but I understand that this is not the experience you are looking for. Hopefully others will be able to suggest a decent workaround for now? ... View more

You may want to listen for when the map status has changed, then call setExtent on the mMapView when the raster layer has finished loading. Consider the following... mMapView.setOnStatusChangedListener(new OnStatusChangedListener() {    @Override    public void onStatusChanged(Object source, STATUS status) {          if(source instanceof RasterLayer && STATUS.LAYER_LOADED == status){              mMapView.setExtent(rasterLayer.getExtent(), 2);        }    } }); ... View more

Quartz will be in final sometime mid-2016. Public Betas will begin early this Fall, so stay tuned! ... View more

Shapefile labeling is not available in the Java API. Labeling will come in the Quartz release. ... View more