Latest Contributions by DiveshGoyal

OpenStreetMap is now available as a vector basemap on AGOL https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=fae788aa91e54244b161b59725dcbb2a  ... View more

can you try setting the max scale to 1 (instead of 0) ... View more

Hmmm, i can't think of any. We'll have to debug into your data to see what could be going wrong? Can you share your .geodatabase file with us and provide some code that shows how you're trying to add an attachment to it ... View more

Have you tried with runtime version 100.3 to see if it works any better? Also, can you share your service so that we may debug this case ... View more

Just a guess, but maybe the feature you're trying to add the attachment to isn't "loaded". We actively prevent edits to features that aren't in the loaded state. Can you try calling the "load()" method on the feature first, and after it finishes loading see if the addAttachment() call works. We expect calling asynchronous methods like addAttachment() would internally first load the feature, but maybe it was missed in this particular case ... View more

Have you considered using the orbit-location camera controller? ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS: AGSOrbitLocationCameraController Class Reference  It locks the camera to a target location and then pan/zoom operations are tied to that location ... View more

You do not necessarily need to implement a custom location datasource. If you successfully pair your external GPS receiver with the device, then iOS should start using the location feed coming from the receiver instead of the in-built sensor. That location feed will come through to all apps using the standard Apple location manager apis, which is what the default  AGSCLLocationDataSource uses, so you don't need to build a custom location datasource. You really only need a custom datasource if you want to use special apis/sdk that the manufacturer provides for pulling extended or proprietary information from the receiver, or if you want to add additional intelligence in the datasource for dealing with location updates  ... View more

Does the new mmpk you download have the same file name as the existing one and are you trying to overwrite the existing one on disk? If so, see if the old one is still being used by your app and if that is causing problems. If the new mmpk has a different file name, then make sure that it is getting downloaded correctly and not getting corrupted because of a network interruption.  Also, if you can provide the error details it might have some clues ... View more

Try observing the AGSMapView#spatialReference property and wait till it is initialized. That should signal that the mapview has been properly setup to work with the provided map. ... View more

This is fixed in version 100.1.1 ... View more

What version of iOS Runtime and Android Runtime are you using? Are they both the latest 100.1 release? ... View more

Hmmm, that is odd.  Is it a syncEnabled geodatabase? Can you check the "syncEnabled" property and tell us what it reports. It's possible that if it isn't syncEnabled we disregard the URL. Can you give us some more details about how the gdb was generated? Was the gdb generated from runtime based client? Or directly through some GP tools or the server REST API? ... View more

You can embed any UIView into the callout to customize it.  See AGSCallout#customView ... View more

You can add any UIView (for e.g a label, or a textbox) on top of the mapview to display your content.  ... View more