Latest Contributions by DiveshGoyal

‎02-03-2014

Is the self.task property using a strong reference? If not, the task might be getting dealloc'd before the delegate can be invoked.

‎02-03-2014

The envelope you're providing has coordinates in WGS84 (SR : 4326), but the spatial reference you're setting is web mercator (SR : 102100). Set the spatial reference to 4326, or provide coordinates in web mercator.

‎02-03-2014

No, unfortunately, we don't have a solution yet. This might take some doing!

‎02-03-2014

We currently don't support z values in geometry. I would be interested in knowing how you plan to use the z values considering that the map only supports 2D display.

‎01-28-2014

1. The Runtime SDK or iOS doesn't work with ArcGIS Server Mobile services. Instead, it works with REST based ArcGIS Server services (Map, Geocode, Geoprocessing, etc). These services can be on ArcGIS Server version 10.0 or above. Here are the system requirements for the latest version (10.2) of the SDK : https://developers.arcgis.com/ios/info/system-reqs.htm Note, you can use this SDK even with older versions of server going back to v10.0

‎01-09-2014

Thanks for the confirmation regarding Chinese. Yes, this issue probably affects more languages. I encourage you to contact Esri Support and report this issue to them along with its impact on your project and timelines. They'll help ensure this gets resolved in a timely manner.

‎01-08-2014

The Related Record Editing Sample shows you how to edit stand alone tables using AGSFeatureLayer. In short, an AGSFeatureLayer allows you to edit both feature layers and standalone tables in a feature service. The only difference is that when the AGSFeatureLayer is based on a feature layer, it has geometry information and can display features on a map. When based on a standalone table, it does not have any geometry information and hence cannot display its information on a map. However, you can still query and edit data in the standalone table, just like you do with feature layers.

‎01-07-2014

Chris, We confirm that this is indeed a problem, and we suspect this is happening because of lack of font substitution / fallback in the SDK. Most fonts do not have a complete set of unicode code points and so UI frameworks, web browsers etc substitute an alternative font that has the missing glyphs. I cannot offer any workarounds at the moment but we will continue to investigate and hopefully fix it soon.

‎12-10-2013

Allen, You're on the right track. Things should work just as you describe by setting a credential on the request operation. I wonder if any of the other objects (tasks, geoprocessor, etc) in your app are interfering with the request op. Are they also connecting to the same server using similar credentials? If so, can you try reusing that same credential object by setting it on the request op, instead of creating a new one. Another option is to try and tweak the credential cache of the request op. Try using the default credential cache and if that doesn't work), try alloc/initing a new cache and setting it on the request op. Let me know how things work out. _ Divesh

‎12-10-2013

These properties will be exposed in the next release. For the time being, you can use AGSJSONRequestOperation to make a REST request to the feature service and then parse the returned JSON to get at this information.

‎12-10-2013

ArcGIS Desktop v10.2.1 will have tools to allow you to package your network datasets into the runtime format (.tn & .geodatabase).You wont need to go through ArcGIS Server. 10.2.1 Desktop isn't available yet, but you contact your Esri representative if you would like to participate in the EAP (early access program)

‎12-10-2013

The layer should update automatically after the delete operation. I cannot reproduce the problem you are reporting. Have you tried upgrading to v10.2?The FeatureLayerEditingSample seems to work fine and update the map after a delete. Can you share some code that shows how to repro the issue?

‎11-20-2013

Thanks for reporting this. We'll look into it.

‎11-20-2013

Steve, You need to use ArcGIS Desktop 10.2.1 to publish your existing locators for use with ArcGIS Runtime SDKs. This is when the .locb file is created. Without this file, the SDK won't be able to use the locator. v10.2.1 is not available yet, but you can contact your Esri rep to see if you can get early access to it.

‎11-18-2013

We haven't changed the hit-testing mechanism to ignore transparent fills. I am unable to reproduce the behavior you described. Could you please start a new thread and provide some code to repro?

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