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You can start by reading the "Perform Analysis" section of the Guide and looking at Geoprocessing and Run a Geoprocessing Task. Depending on the type of arcpy functions you need to use, you can run the arcpy script in ArcMap, export the results to a geoprocessing package, and open and use it in a Runtime application. Some gp tools and models are not supported in Runtime, so be aware. I hope this helps ... View more

Can you share what version of Linux? ... View more

This will be supported in the next major release, Q1 or Q2 of 2016. ... View more

Thanks for the files. The .serverstyle file is intended for ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS for Server usage and workflows, which are ArcObjects-based at there core. ArcGIS Runtime is not ArcObjects-based. These are completely different architectures and technologies, and do no interoperate, other than via REST. Therefore, sadly, and as I suspected, there are no easy automated ways of translating what's inside of the style files into something consumable by the Runtime APIs. There may be some ArcPy functions that can do some translation or interrogation of what's inside them, but that's about it. If you can re-create the symbols you want as icons, you can use PictureMarkerSymbol to render them. That's about all I can say. Sorry about that! ... View more

Hi Ravi, Very sorry for the confusion. S57 will be supported in the next major release of the product. We are looking at sometime early next year. ... View more

Email me the file and I'll be happy to take a look and suggest something. If I can. Can't promise anything. 🙂 ... View more

This topic has a section called "Enable the sync capability": Enable offline mapping—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server Here's another good topic, Prepare data for offline use—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server As a side note, you may want to take some time to watch this 1-hour discussion online. Its a little dated but the workflows for making your data available for offline use are still valid. Esri Training | Develop Offline Apps Using the ArcGIS Runtime SDKs I hope these resources are helpful. It's quite easy, actually! ... View more

Hi Giridhar: What kind of a file are you wanting to write to? ... View more

See Create an offline map—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java | ArcGIS for Developers.. As you read this topic, you'll see that the recommended way of preparing your data for edits on the device is by using the services pattern, or the pre-planned pattern. Having said that, you can create an ArcGISFeatureLayer from a feature layer in your map package and apply edits that way. Read about this workflow here: ArcGIS Runtime SDK 10.1.1 for Java . Again, keep in mind, this is an old pattern and not the recommended way to add features to your data, since 10.2.3. ... View more

There is nothing in the API that directly helps with this. You might have to get creative, but I doubt there is a clean and easy way. ... View more

I will share it as soon as I can clean things up....stay tuned! ... View more

Very interesting. So there is no API in the product that does this, at least not at this time. However, there are APIs to access the necessary geodatabase fields and values that you can take advantage of to accomplish something like this. For example, this is what I did. It worked for me: Use Java code to create and open a file to write to Access the GeodatabaseFeatureTable you wish to export If you want the first line of your CSV file to contain the field names, get the collection of field names and write the comma-separated list of names to the file. Next, select all the records in the table and get a FeatureSet result. Iterate through the FeatureSet. For each Feature, call getAttributes(). This gives you access to each field value that you can write out. You can also check the field type if you want to do specific value handling, etc. Close the file. Something like that. May sound like a hack, and I would share my exact code, but it is embarrassingly hackish-looking. But it worked.... Care to share more details about the need to do such a thing? Thanks! ... View more