Latest Contributions by DiveshGoyal

The setting affects any query performed against the service. If you set the initial extent of the map such that it contains only 500 features, you'll get to see all of them. But if you zoom out later to an extent that, say, contains 3000 features, you will only see the *first* n features (where n is the 'max record count' property of the service) ... View more

This is a known issue. The app doesnt correctly handle hollow fill symbols. It will be fixed in the next release. ... View more

Use @"MapDidEndZooming" as the name argument. It needs to be a string. ... View more

The ArcGIS for iOS app already uses OnDemand mode for feature layers. ... View more

The syntax is the same for all definition expressions, be it on layers or tasks (wherever supported). ... View more

Can you clarify what you mean by " retrieve *all* elements". Are you referring to all the features in that service? Or all metadata about the service? ... View more

Baskaran, To get feature types for each layer in a dynamic map service, you could create an AGSFeatureLayer for each layer. Thus, you can reuse the logic in the sample you mentioned to handle multiple feature layers. Having multiple AGSFeatureLayers may also be necessary if your application allows the user to edit features in any layer. ... View more

Even in OnDemand mode, the number of feature retrieved will be limited by the 'max record count' property of the service (For instance, the map could load at a scale at which the feature layer might try to fetch all its features in the service and run into this max limit) You could try bumping up the 'max record count' property on the service to work around this issue. ... View more

This is indeed an issue. It will be fixed in the next release of the API which is due out shortly. ... View more

Thanks for reporting, we'll look into this. ... View more

Which geocoding service are you using with the AGSLocator? Can you post the URL of that service? I suspect you may need to tweek some properties while geocoding (such as the Minimum candidate score, etc), but I need to look at the service first. ... View more

Emagee, The reason you get that warning is that your web map may contain elements such as bookmarks, slide shows, etc that are not honored by the ArcGIS app for iOS. Most of these elements are specific to ArcGIS Explorer Online. Having said that, you should be able to work with the web map even after receiving that warning. The ArcGIS app for iOS will ignore the elements it does not support, and let you work with the layers, tasks, etc in the web map. What version of the app are you using? And what happens after you receive that warning? Does the app stop responding? ... View more

XCode 4 has completely changed the way in which user-defined project templates are supported. We are looking into how we can address this. Till then, ArcGIS templates won't work w/ XCode 4 (as you reported). ... View more

The map may not be fully loaded at the time when  you are starting the gps. Could you move the gps code into the  mapViewDidLoad: method of the map's delegate and see if that works? ... View more

No, you do not need the Mobile Extension for ArcGIS Server in order to use clients such as iPhone/iPad. These clients rely on REST webservices for ArcGIS Server services (such as map, image, geocode, geoprocessing, etc) The Mobile Extension is meant for ArcGIS Mobile clients that run on ruggedized devices. ... View more