Latest Contributions by DiveshGoyal

The ArcGIS Server REST API does not support raster fields. Consequently, you cannot access the information in such fields using ArcGIS API for iOS. ... View more

The map is aware of the scale levels of the service. I'm assuming you want the map to *snap* to the scale levels specified by the map service. Unfortunately, the only way to force that is if you implement it in your application by listening to "MapDidEndZooming" notifications and zooming the map to the closest scale level programmatically. We'd be interested in knowing why you want this behavior. ... View more

1) Filtering fields - You're right, there is no way currently to limit the fields being returned by the service on an operation by operation basis. You can, however, limit the fields by adjusting their visibility in the source map  document (.mxd or .msd). The service will honour your settings and will not return invisible fields. Keep in mind, this will affect other operations too, such as Query, Find, etc Another option is for you to manually filter the fields in your application. 2) Renaming fields - You can specify user-friendly aliases for the fields in the source map document. The service will then return these aliases instead of the actual field names. The other option is that you manually substitute field names with user-friendly names in your application. ... View more

Is it possible that your Geocode service is on an ArcGIS Server older than 9.3.1? The 102100 spatial reference was introduced at 9.3.1. Older servers dont understand it. ... View more

Hmm, are the webmap's sharing permissions set to public? Can you send me the link? dgoyal at esri dot com ... View more

Hmm, not sure why you're still having problems. Can you print the point to the console and see if the x,y, and spatial ref values look okay. Use NSLog(@"Point: %@", point); ... View more

This is possible, but you will have to make an additional HTTP request to the map service and parse the result JSON to get these details. _ Divesh ... View more

Harikant, The self.mapView.gps.enabled property does not indicate whether location services are enabled/disabled for the application, or for that matter, the device. The property only indicates whether the map is using the location services. To find out whether location services are available for your app to use, you will need use the CoreLocation framework in iOS. _ Divesh (PS : Also take a look at Displaying location on the map) ... View more

iPad and iPhone 4 allow you to connect them to a projector using the iPad Doc Connector to VGA Adapter See http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4108 ... View more

You cannot just assign a different spatial reference to existing coordinate values. You need to actually project the coordinate values. The Geocode Service can project the values for you. All you need to do is use locationsForAddress:returnFields: outSpatialReference:  and specify the spatial reference in which you want the results. ... View more

Version 2.3 of the JSON framework (http://code.google.com/p/json-framework/) is included with the ArcGIS library. Before ArcGIS API for iOS v1.0, the JSON headers were not made public by the ArcGIS library. But now they are. So all you need to do is remove the additional JSON library from your project. As long as you are referencing the ArcGIS library, you will have access to the JSON classes. ... View more

Unfortunately, no. You can use the GeometryService task to buffer a point by 400 m (or whatever distance you want). This will yield a polygon that looks like a circle. If you don't want to use the GeometryService, you can use a little trigonometry to find the points along the circle's circumference. Let r be the radius of the circle. Let (a,b) be the center of the circle. Then to find points (x,y) along the circle : x = a + r*cos(theta) y = a + r*sin(theta) Vary theta from 0 - 360. Use small increments to get a more detailed circle.  Create a polygon with a single ring that contains all these (x,y) pairs. You have a circle. ... View more

The callout inherits from UIView. You can use the  property 'hidden' which it inherits from UIView to hide it. http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgismobile/10.0/apis/iPhone/concepts/index.html#/Displaying_a_Callout/00pw0000004t000000/ ... View more

The ArcGIS application for iOS does use a custom URL to open maps from arcgis.com. It is arcgis://www.arcgis.com/sharing/content/items/<itemid>/data When viewing a map in the application, you can share it with others via email. Click on the "i" button in lower right corner, Click Details, and use the share button on the top right corner ... View more

Andrew, The map already projects the coordinates returned by the device (always WGS84) into the spatial reference of the map (in your case, British Grid). Are you saying that results are inaccurate (~150m) and that a different/custom datum transformation would yield better results? Would it be possible for you to share the map you're using so that we can run a few tests? Thanks. ... View more