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This is planned for. No timeframe yet. ... View more

Hello. This sounds like something for the GeoEvent discussion forum. ... View more

Indeed, this could be the issue. Is there a chance you can login to the same machine with the sysadmin account and try running the sample again? ... View more

Another question: The user account you are using while trying to run the sample...is this the same user that installed the SDK on that machine? ... View more

Hi Paul, For recommended design patterns of ArcGIS Runtime Android apps, the maps-app on Github is a great place to start: Esri/maps-app-android · GitHub There are also some great discussions about design patterns in the guide on developers.arcgis.com: Design considerations—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android | ArcGIS for Developers  I hope these recommendations are helpful. ... View more

When you use ArcMap to create Runtime Content, the geodatabase will always be READ-ONLY. For editable geodatabases, use the "Services Pattern" to get the geodatabase. You can read more about this here: Create an offline map—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android | ArcGIS for Developers I hope this helps! ... View more

Yes, WFS support will be possible at some point in 2016. It is definitely in the plan. We don't exactly know which release yet, but please stay tuned. ... View more

That is interesting. Do any of the Local Server examples that use packages work at all on that same machine? While the sample is running, try hitting the virtualDir URL (that you see in the console log) in a browser. You should be able to see the rest end point for this local service. If you don't, then something could be preventing your app from using a port, or something like that. ... View more

You may want to start my looking at the project() method on the GeometryEngine object. GeometryEngine (ArcGIS_Runtime_Java 10.2.4 API) You'll need to know the spatial reference of the point from OSM and the spatial reference you want to convert the point to. ... View more

Ted, One FeatureService URL can have multiple layer ids. Or, it can have just one. Does this help? ... View more

What is it that your application needs to do? That will depend on what Server license you'll need, I think. If 3D analysis is needed from the Services end, then yes, that is Server advanced. Now, for the client end: Are you doing 3D analysis in your Runtime app? By this i mean, is the actual analysis happening locally on the device your app is running on, using local resources such as data and geoprocessing packages? Then your app will require ArcGIS Runtime SDK Standard licensing. I hope this helps? ... View more

Hi Dinakar. This is a great question to post on the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS discussion forum. But your suspicion is a good one: it is always good to use a basemap layer along with a feature layer, and for offline scenarios, you can do this by referencing a .tpk (a tile package) that will provide a tiled basemap layer for your map. This needs to be added to your map first, then add your feature layer. Let us know if this helps! ... View more

Prem, what version of Server/Portal are you trying to authenticate against? ... View more