Latest Contributions by DiveshGoyal

Are these the input spatial reference? Or the target? can you provide WKID and verticalWKID of both input and target spatial references, along with the coordinates you are projecting, and the results you are getting. We can try to repro on our end It is very hard to piece together this information from your messages above ... View more

Using GeometryEngine.project() should be able to take care of that Just ensure the input and output spatial reference have the appropriate vertical coordinate system set. ... View more

Make sure the spatial references you are using are created with a vertical WKID that specifies the vertical coord system. https://developers.arcgis.com/ios/api-reference/interface_a_g_s_spatial_reference.html#ae1b20d3100e750038b07f66f3115da8b  You can check if your spatial references have a vertical component using the hasVertical property https://developers.arcgis.com/ios/api-reference/interface_a_g_s_spatial_reference.html#a0e0bd2138b155662027325bb68f820f1 ... View more

In Update11 we made a change to remove our internal, on-disk cache for tiles to reduce disk I/O operations and improve interactivity/performance on some devices. This cache was redundant as there is already a network cache that iOS maintains. Furthermore, the network cache honors HTTP caching semantics which means that clients can comply with cache settings specified by the tile service. For eg, a service might provide tiles that contain traffic data that should not be cached at all, or beyond a time limit. Your app may be exhausting the default cache limit that iOS provides. You can try increasing the capacity by changing the sharedURLCache  ... View more

The problem here turned out to be that the user code was querying the feature table but asking for geometries to be excluded from the result. Consequently, the features that were returned by the service didn't have geometries and couldn't be displayed on the map.  ... View more

Support for arcade expression in popups was added at version 100.3 https://developers.arcgis.com/ios/reference/release-notes/prior-releases/100.3/#arcade ... View more

True Curve support started rolling out with Runtime 100.11 . More details -  100.11 : https://developers.arcgis.com/net/reference/release-notes/prior-releases/100.11/#support-for-true-curves-in-a-mobile-map-package 100.12 : https://developers.arcgis.com/net/reference/release-notes/100.12/#additional-support-for-true-curves ... View more

This is available in Runtime 100.12 See https://developers.arcgis.com/net/reference/release-notes/100.12/#support-scale-based-symbol-classes-and-alternate-symbols-for-unique-value-and-class-break-renderers ... View more

The Layer JSON you provided contains  "labelingInfo": null   Based on that, I wouldn't expect labels to be displayed by default. Not sure why JSAPI is displaying them. You can republish the service to include labels, or you can write some code in the runtime application to define & enable labels on the layer. Here's a sample that shows how you can do that - https://developers.arcgis.com/net/wpf/sample-code/show-labels-on-layers/     ... View more

The video shows the problem clearly.  Unfortunately, we are not able to reproduce it, using your public service. It's definitely something we'd like to investigate. Could you provide a small repro app, or some code snippets showing how you setup and display the map, and also the code to perform identify and selection - perhaps the issue is only repro with a certain sequence of API calls.  In the meanwhile, you could explore changing the preferredPolylineFeatureRendingMode on the map's loadSettings . See if setting that to dynamic helps. ... View more

I'm using the same version of xcode and cocoapods but can't reproduce your issue. I can integrate version 100.10 into my project just fine with cocopaods. Can you create a standalone project that demonstrates the issue and attach it here? we can then investigate more. We do not currently support Macs with Apple Silicon yet. Hopefully that'll be added in our next release. So the warning you're seeing about "Unable to find matching .xcframework slice ..." is technically accurate. But I don't expect that from building and running your app on intel mac simulators, or physical ios devices. By any chance are you trying to build your own pod that has a dependency on the arcgis pod? If so, that might be where things are going wrong ... View more