Latest Contributions by EricBader

Hi Alex, Not sure I'm clear on the issue. The developer subscription is per user, not per machine. If you have a subscription, you are not limited to installing software to only one machine. You ARE limited to that user, you, being the only one to use that installation. So, if you install once for development, you can install on a different machine to test your development. Does that make sense? Maybe I misunderstood this issue. ... View more

You'll not actually access the ArcMap toolbox directly from within a Runtime application. You'll access a Geoprocessing package (GPK file), in your Runtime application using Runtime's Local Server. Local Server knows how to unpack the GPK and execute the tools to solve your geoprocessing task. This topic: Author and publish a geoprocessing model—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java | ArcGIS for Developers , explains the GPK file creation process. This topic: Run a geoprocessing task—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java | ArcGIS for Developers , explains how Local Server accesses the GPK and runs the tool or model to get a result. I hope this helps! ... View more

Hi Mark. This thread always helps me: command line - How to install OpenGL/GLUT libraries - Ask Ubuntu  Hopefully it's a helpful place for you as well. Eric ... View more

Hi Alex, Maybe you figured out the problem already, but just in case... You'll need to copy the Runtime dependent libraries to where your application's runnable jar file is. You can find more information about that here: Deploy your app—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java | ArcGIS for Developers  for example, (if you've used the gradle plugin to get the SDK) in your home directory, there should be a .arcgis folder. In that folder, under the folder with the name of the version you are using, you'll find 'jniLibs' and 'resources' folders. These need to be copied over to the folder where your jar file resides. Hope this helps! ... View more

Hi Shiva, Sounds like you're on the right path. What does the error look like, exactly? FYI: At 100.2, you'll be able to use the MosaicDatasetRaster API to create mosaics and add rasters to them, without having to use the Local Server. The release is in a few weeks. ... View more

Hi Jon, Are your OpenSSL libs in your path? You won't get a map to render if the application can't find those libs. Just wondering.. ... View more

Greetings Jan! Even though you were not on Santa's naughty list, Steam Layers support unfortunately did not make it into his sack of toys. There were a lot of goodies that went into update 2, I wish this could have been one of them. I know this is extremely critical for many of you. It is a high priority. Stay tuned. ... View more

Hi Norbert, Using your test apps, I am trying the best I can to segfault....but no luck. This is Suse linux 64, yes? Which version of Qt? 5.9? ... View more

Hello Norbert! We are very very close to code freeze, but we will take a close look at this one. Thank you for the thorough test cases. Eric ... View more

It will be supported at Update 2, coming in December! ... View more

Hi Kevin, To speak for the ENC data support, our Update 2 release (mid December) will support the reading of native ENC data files. These can be visualized as layers in your map. I'll try to help with your questions: #1: You can create point objects with projected or non-projected real world coordinates and measure the distance between them using GeometryEngine. You don't need a layer to do this. #2: Yes. There are a few ways to persist these markers in their own layer. For one, you can use a Feature Service to persist, track, update waypoints as Point features in a feature service layer and symbolize these with whatever Marker symbols you need to use. This works great while connected to a network, but also if you want to go offline from a network, you can do the same workflow. The feature service is added to the map and the map can be stored in your Portal (on-prem or ArcGIS Online). When the app restarts, it reloads the Map, which contains your waypoints layer, for example. You can start reading more about working with feature services here: Features and graphics—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt | ArcGIS for Developers  . And here: Editing—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt | ArcGIS for Developers    Sorry for this clunky sort of answer, but I hope it helps as a starter. #3: As I mentioned, coming in Update 2 this December. #4: Yes, you should be able to extend MapView. ... View more