Latest Contributions by EricBader

‎06-07-2018

Hi Jean, This is an important feature we want to get implemented. It's on the road map. Sometime in 2019, that's what we are aiming for. As far as a "beta", it's too early to tell.

‎05-31-2018

Also, check out this DevLab: Access private layers | ArcGIS for Developers

‎05-31-2018

Yes, this looks confusing. Sorry about that. Thank you for bringing this to our attention! We'll work on the doc to clarify this. For Android, the AuthenticationManager| arcgis-android API reference explains better how to use the client_id. Look under the "Manage a set of OAuthConfigurations" section. (You don't have to worry about client_secret.) Manage a set of OAuthConfigurations If your app will connect to OAuth secured resources, and you have set an instance of the DefaultAuthenticationChallengeHandler onto the AuthenticationManager, then add an OAuthConfiguration for a specific client ID and portal by calling addOAuthConfiguration(OAuthConfiguration) .

‎05-15-2018

There is a sample that uses the compass component here: arcgis-runtime-samples-java/src/main/java/com/esri/samples/mapview/map_rotation at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-… .

‎05-15-2018

Hi Gokul. We will be adding more tools, yes. Focusing on the most requested.

‎05-14-2018

The Java Runtime Development Team is proud to announce the first release of the opensource Java Toolkit for ArcGIS Runtime SDK 100! This toolkit is a significant addition to the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for supporting developers in rapid application development. The Java Toolkit initially contains 3 JavaFX components at this release to help simplify your app development: Compass - for showing the current viewpoint heading Overview Map - for use with a map view or scene view Scalebar - a ruler with units proportional to the map's current scale. You'll notice that the toolkit release is not tied to the normal twice-a-year Runtime release cadence. We will release new additional tools to the GitHub repo and Bintray as the development team completes them, so users don't have to wait for the next major release to start programming with them. To get started right away, go to GitHub - Esri/arcgis-runtime-toolkit-java: Runtime Java SE toolkit and follow the instructions for download and use. Please feel free to clone the repo, contribute and create issues. Your ideas and creativity make our products better all the time. Continue to share your feedback and questions here on GeoNet as well. Happy coding! Sincerely, ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java Team

‎05-10-2018

http://tiledbasemaps.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest should work for you. As a side note, downloading and using TPKs in a Runtime application falls under the LITE license. Just FYI.

‎05-10-2018

Hi David, We tried to address this in this topic, Access the ArcGIS platform—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java | ArcGIS for Developers , and with this example - OAuthentication—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java | ArcGIS for Developers. Access private layers | ArcGIS for Developers - This DevLab may be good to check out, too. Let us know if these are not helpful, and what we can do to make the process clearer. Thanks!

‎05-10-2018

Speaking of toolkit components, we'll be releasing the first 100.2.1 toolkit in just a few days. Unfortunately, TOC component isn't in this first release. It will contain an Overview Map, a compass, and a scalebar. Look for an announcement on Monday. SN, I am very interested in hearing what exactly your requirements are for the TOC. Please feel free to share.

‎05-04-2018

Have you had a chance to try the sketch editor sample on GitHub: Sketch Editor—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android | ArcGIS for Developers ?

‎04-18-2018

We've identified an issue with the templates provided with the SDK installation. You'd get these added to Qt Creator if you run the post installer and select the Qt Creator option. The issue is minor. However, with Qt Creator 4.6.0, Qt Creator will crash if you attempt to create any of the templates after the first page of the template wizard. We've fixed the templates for the upcoming Summer release (100.3) of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt. The issue is the same for all the templates. There's a section in the wizard.json file that references an invalid index. If you change that value to 0 or 1 it will fix the issue. If you've already run the post installer then the templates will be installed on your system. For example, on Windows, the templates are found in this path: C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\QtProject\qtcreator\templates\wizards\ArcGISRuntime* On Linux: /<user_home>/.config/QtProject/qtcreator/templates/wizards/ArcGISRuntime* In those template directories, you can find the wizard.json file and make the updates. You'll need to restart Qt Creator after you've made the changes. We apologize for any disruptions in your development this may have caused. Sincerely, The ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt Development Team

‎04-17-2018

Hi Marc, That statement on page 24 of the PDF you shared above is incorrect. We apologize for the confusion. App logins are only for accessing public resources. The app developer may want to expose public resources that use credits. App logins can be used by the developer against these public services if they wish to bear the cost of the service and not pass that on to their end user. (See Implementing App Login | ArcGIS for Developers ) As for sharing access to private resources on ArcGIS Online to a relatively high number of users, there is some flexibility here. (See License your app—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET (WPF) | ArcGIS for Developers ) Basic License example: Let's go with the number you gave, 300 users. Your Runtime mobile app is licensed at the Basic level. Some of your users may already have an ArcGIS Online account, as Level 2. They log in to the app using their Named User credentials, and off they go. For those that don't have an ArcGIS Online Named User account, your app has a Deployment License string baked into the app, unlocking it for them at Basic. The same app can work for each use case. Lite License example: Some of your users may already have an ArcGIS Online account, as Level 1 OR 2. They log in to the app using their Named User credentials, and off they go. For those that don't have an ArcGIS Online Named User account, your app has a Lite license string, obtained from your developer subscription, baked into the app.

‎04-10-2018

We do not have a plan yet to include a voice-specific API in the Runtime SDKs.

‎04-07-2018

Not quite yet. Working on getting it in by December 2018.

‎04-03-2018

Thank you, Marc. Excellent question. The App login approach is to be used when the web map and/or services your app will be using are public. The main use case to using app logins is to access public services that may require credits. Credits have a monetary cost. App logins can be used by the developer against these services if they wish to bear the cost of the service and not pass that on to their end user. If your app is going to access private resources, licensing does not permit the use of app logins. In order to access private data and maps the user needs to be a member of an organizational account. Having said this, if you want to use an app login for accessing public resources, you can do this at the lite license level. Can you expand a bit more on what parts of the doc you found inconsistent or confusing? Please let us know and we will do our best to provide clarity. I hope this helps!

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Re: Java Toolkit for ArcGIS Runtime SDK 100 is released!

Re: Java Toolkit for ArcGIS Runtime SDK 100 is released!

Java Toolkit for ArcGIS Runtime SDK 100 is released!

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