Latest Contributions by DiveshGoyal

AGSRouteResult has properties like totalMinutes, totalMiles, etc that you can use. 10.2.5: AGSRouteResult Class Reference But you'll probably have to set up the accumulateAttributes of AGSRouteTaskParameters to include the time and distance attributes. 10.2.5: AGSRouteTaskParameters Class Reference This is how it is done by the offline routing sample - arcgis-runtime-samples-ios/ViewController.swift at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-ios · GitHub- - but you might have to change the attribute names to match the ones that are available with the  route.arcgis.com service ... View more

Take a look at this demo - tips-and-tricks-ios/UC2013_TipsAndTricksDemos/FreehandSketch at master · Esri/tips-and-tricks-ios · GitHub​  , it shows how to draw a freehand polyline . You can enhance it to join the first and last vertex to draw a polygon instead. ... View more

Sounds like you're not sharing the graphic instance but creating separate instances for each mapivew. On this, instead of doing a copy() of the original graphic, can you alloc/init a new one for the second mapview just to see if there might be some issues with deep copying. Also Are any of the layer instances shared between the two mapviews? Or do they both have their own instances of the layers? If you can provide a stripped down project that repros the problem it'll help us investigate. ... View more

I think maybe the point you're getting back after applying an offset does not have a spatial reference set on it. So when you go to project it you get weird values, but  when you try to save that geometry to the database, the database notices there isn't a spatial reference so it assumes it is in the native spatial reference of the data and assigns it that in the database. When next time you refetch the feature it has the correct spatial reference which projects nicely. Boy, that was a mouthful. Bottom line, just make sure all your geometries have the right spatial reference along each step, and see if that solves anything ... View more

Thanks for reporting. We've taken note of this and will let you know when we look into it. ... View more

Thanks for all your feedback. At the next release of the SDK, you will be able upload attachments even if you opted to skip them while generating the initial geodatabase. You will also be able to control the behavior sync operations for attachments - whether you want to only upload, both upload and download, or nothing at all. ... View more

Can you provide some code to reproduce this problem? ... View more

Have you tried calling AGSMapView#reset​ to clear the map view and then adding layers?​ ... View more

The file.zip is the original download that cocoapods fetches when you install the pod. It contains ArcGIS library and has to be unzipped so thats why you end up with both those files on disk. We try to keep the ArcGIS library as compact as possible, but it is going to get bigger as we add more capabilities in future releases. We're also starting to bitcode-enable the library and that causes the size to significantly increase. ... View more

If you are using feature layer (AGSFeatureLayer class), that will query the service for the raw feature data (geometry, attributes, etc) and then draw them on the client. Depending upon how much data is returned by the service, this could be expensive. Some tricks to optimize this is to limit the attributes requested by the layer (by setting the outFields parameter on the layer), and if you don't intend to edit the geometry, also generalizing feature geometry (by setting the maxAllowableOffset) which will remove unnecessary vertices and help reduce size. Another alternative to using feature layer is to use dynamic map service layer  (AGSDynamicMapServiceLayer class) that will export images from the service instead of querying the data. In some cases, the image would be much smaller than the raw data, but you won't be able to edit on the client. Or if the service has been pre cached into tiles you can use a tiled map service layer (AGSTiledMapServiceLayer class). This is less expensive than exporting images on the fly and instead uses pre-generated tiles which are then assembled on the client. Some related reading - Layer types—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more