Latest Contributions by PreetiMaske

This is most likely an issue with extent of data in published MMPK. Does it correct itself if you pan or zoom slightly? I am happy to look into more if you can provide the test app and the data. ... View more

Hi Justin, We are curious to try this approach in house. Would like to know what tool you are using to generate the .msi or the final setup project? ... View more

That's a very valid workflow and use-case. There are no current plans to add this support in recent future but the idea to enable editing data in an MMPK is under consideration. Here is ArcGIS Idea I am referring to : https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-maps-sdks-native-ideas/ability-to-edit-non-sync-enabled-mmpk/idi-p/932584 for the similar workflow as yours. I would recommend up voting to increase the priority of the use case. I will also add the information you have provided to our internal issue.  Unfortunately, at the moment there are no hacks or workarounds available around enabling MMPKs. If I find something I will definitely let you know. Thanks for reaching out and sharing your ideas.  ... View more

I understand that you have defined a renderer in ArcGIS pro and published an MMPK and would like to edit the data, and as you have noted, this is currently not possible. Data in MMPKs is read only. The easiest workflow would be create an independent mobile Geodatabase for runtime use. You should be able to edit the data in a mobile geodatabase and share edits across.  Mobile geodatabases are editable. They are designed to store, query, and manage both spatial and nonspatial data, and they support both viewing and editing. This allows for offline editing workflows that do not require a feature service. In regards to symbolizing the data, you can add logic to define a renderer in your client app. You can actually copy the renderer json from MMPK by unzipping it and then use Renderer.FromJson() to create a renderer and apply it to the layer. Hope this helps! ... View more

>The question is why it has perfectly worked at 200.4 and doesn't not at 200.5+... Not sure if I am following where the gap is. With my code above I see no differences in 200.4 and 200.5. The only thing I can think of is perhaps your stylx version is older?  In 200.5 , We did update our CIM support to version 3.3, see release notes for reference https://developers.arcgis.com/net/release-notes/prior-releases/release-notes-for-200-5/#cartographic-information-model-cim-specification I am using stylx files shipped with ArcGIS Pro 3.3.  Happy to help further if you can send simple reproducer your stylx. ... View more

I am going to first start by asking what version of .NET Maps SDK are you using? There have been a few location related fixes in past couple releases. I recommend using latest version (200.6) of .NET Maps SDK to test this. We also have a tutorial on display device tutorial for .NET MAUI that talks about enabling location in .NET MAUI Applications. Tutorial provides step-by-step directions to create an app or you can download the solution and try it yourself. Tutorial also provides information about required permission that might be helpful for iOS and Android. I think you need following two added to the Android manifest. <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION" /> There is a section on iOS permissions on that tutorial that will provide guidance on setting up iOS permissions. If you still encounter an issue, provide us a reproducible case and I will be more than happy to take a look. Hope this helps, Preeti ... View more

I am excited to announce availability of Clustering/FeatureReduction for point Featurelayers and Graphics in ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps. The initial support to draw point features as clusters was added back in version 200.2 of ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps. In subsequent releases we highly enhanced clustering support to cover most common and popular workflows as listed below: Define rendering for clusters Define labels for clusters Configure popups on clusters Set a clustering radius Add aggregate or summary fields Define min/max sizes for cluster symbols Set a scale threshold for clustering Here are links to Clustering functionality released in progression over releases listed below. To make use of full clustering support make sure you install latest version of ArcGIS Maps SDK for Native Apps on a platform of your choice and make use of this powerful feature to develop beautiful apps. https://developers.arcgis.com/net/release-notes/prior-releases/release-notes-for-200-2/#support-for-clustering-of-point-features https://developers.arcgis.com/net/release-notes/prior-releases/release-notes-for-200-3/#feature-reduction https://developers.arcgis.com/net/release-notes/prior-releases/release-notes-for-200-4/#clustering-support-for-graphicsoverlay Here are a few samples for reference: https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-maps-sdk-dotnet-samples/tree/main/src/WPF/WPF.Viewer/Samples/Layers/DisplayClusters https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-maps-sdk-dotnet-samples/tree/main/src/WPF/WPF.Viewer/Samples/Layers/ConfigureClusters ... View more

Ok, I guess I understand the problem you are running into. The problem is setting configuration to `Ordered Anchor Points` without actual control points. The purpose of this configuration is to draw the graphic or feature using the specified control points based as geometry and the correct symbol is returned. In this case it is important that geometry passed should have correct number of control points as defined in the standard. Since you are just trying to get a swatch and there are no features or graphics being drawn, there are two options you can choose from. Both approaches listed below are just ideas and are not a resolution to your issue. - If you want to just get a symbol for an sidc you could try to NOT set `Ordered Anchor points` configuration. That way stylx can return you the base template symbol. But, caveat here is base template may not look like actual symbol.    - If you do want the exact symbol then you should use CreateSwatchAsync() overload that takes a geometry and for that geometry you should pass in a polyline with right number of control points. Note, I have only tried `10012500003401000000` from App6d which looked and haven't tested more complex symbols. There could be issues with this approach as well and you need to know the right number of control points, define the right coordinates and right geometry type. So this is not simple either.       try { DictionarySymbolStyle symbolStyle = await DictionarySymbolStyle.CreateFromFileAsync("C:\\Program Files\\ArcGIS\\Pro\\Resources\\Dictionaries\\app6d\\app6d.stylx"); var cf = symbolStyle.Configurations.ToList().Find(cn => cn.Name == "model"); if (cf != null) cf.Value = "ORDERED ANCHOR POINTS"; Dictionary<string, object> attributes = new Dictionary<string, object> { { "sidc", 10012500003401000000 } }; IList<MapPoint> mps= new List<MapPoint>(); mps.Add(new MapPoint(30, 10)); mps.Add(new MapPoint(30, -10)); mps.Add(new MapPoint(-30, 0)); Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Geometry.Polyline mlp = new Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Geometry.Polyline(mps); Symbol symbol = await symbolStyle.GetSymbolAsync(attributes); RuntimeImage image = await symbol.CreateSwatchAsync(90, 90, 96, Color.Black,mlp); swatch.Source = await image.ToImageSourceAsync(); }           ... View more

Is the first one swatch/image using 200.4 and second image from 200.5 swatch? I am trying to reproduce the behavior using App6d and the sidc code you provided and I am getting following swatch image   try { DictionarySymbolStyle symbolStyle = await DictionarySymbolStyle.CreateFromFileAsync("C:\\Program Files\\ArcGIS\\Pro\\Resources\\Dictionaries\\app6d\\app6d.stylx"); var cf = symbolStyle.Configurations.ToList().Find(cn => cn.Name == "model"); if (cf != null) cf.Value = "ORDERED ANCHOR POINTS"; Dictionary<string, object> attributes = new Dictionary<string, object> { { "sidc", 10012500003423000000 } }; Symbol symbol = await symbolStyle.GetSymbolAsync(attributes); RuntimeImage image = await symbol.CreateSwatchAsync(90, 90, 96, Color.Black); swatch.Source = await image.ToImageSourceAsync(); } catch (Exception ex) { } }   I think I need a more concrete repro sample so I can better assist you.   ... View more

Using a stylx seems the most reasonable approach especially if there are complex symbols are involved. ... View more

Hi, I reached out to raster SME on my team and he was able to use the code you provide. The only difference being  parameters  are added before the mosaic raster is loaded and before setting the Raster. Also need to set the  Filter  on the  AddRasterParameters  object. Here is the sample code he used that worked as expected.   MosaicDatasetRaster rasterMosaic = MosaicDatasetRaster.Create(@"c:\gtiff\mosaic.sqlite", "mosaic_rasters", SpatialReferences.Wgs84); AddRastersParameters parameters = new() { InputDirectory = @"c:\gtiff\images", Filter = ".*tif" }; await rasterMosaic.AddRastersAsync(parameters); RasterFunction rasterFunction = RasterFunction.FromJson( @" { ""raster_function"":{""type"":""Mask_function""}, ""raster_function_arguments"": { ""nodata_values"": { ""double_array"":[255, 255, 255, 0], ""type"":""Raster_function_variable"" }, ""nodata_interpretation"": { ""nodata_interpretation"":""all"", ""type"":""Raster_function_variable"" }, ""raster"": { ""name"":""raster"", ""is_raster"":true, ""type"":""Raster_function_variable"" }, ""type"":""Raster_function_arguments"" }, ""type"":""Raster_function_template"" }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍" ); IReadOnlyList<string> myRasterNames = rasterFunction.Arguments.GetRasterNames(); rasterFunction.Arguments.SetRaster(myRasterNames[0], rasterMosaic); RasterLayer rasterLayer = new(new Raster(rasterFunction)) { Opacity = 0.5 }; Map.OperationalLayers.Add(rasterLayer);   er. ... View more