Latest Contributions by GayleYoung

Hi swe, for replaying the edits, it sounds like you want to show each step the user took, rather than just start the GeometryEditor with the geometry from json, like this: geometry = Geometry.fromJSON(String, SpatialReference) GeometryEditor.start(geometry)     There is no programmatic way to drag to create a shape; so you couldn't replay that exactly. With the ShapeTool, the user can delete, move, scale and rotate the shape. You can recreate the same effect with the VertexTool by setting both the GeometryEditorStyle.feedbackVertexSymbol and GeometryEditorStyle.vertexSymbol to null and selecting the part or geometry GeometryEditor.selectGeometry(). You could even set a very small scale factor then gradually increase it on a timed event from your framework using GeometryEditor.scaleSelectedElement(double, double, Point) ... View more

Hi julianrua, This grow effect should occur when you hover a selectable vertex with a device, for example when the ReticleVertexTool is hovered over a vertex; that is before and after you move the vertex. The effect should disappear when you move the reticle away from the vertex. If the vertex remains grown when the device or reticle is not hovered over it then this is a bug. At the moment, it is hard to tell if you have encountered a bug; we have found a bug in this area. Do you find the grow effect remains on a vertex when the vertex is not hovered? Which type of device were you using with the VertexTool, mouse, stylus/pen or touch? There is not currently a way to turn off this grow effect. You could lessen the effect by reducing the size of the vertexSymbol; but that is unlikely to be a good solution. ... View more

Hi Muhammet, are you able to this sample code that Mark mentioned is fluid and not flashing.  Does this sample work for you without any issues? Thanks, Gayle. ... View more

Hi Orrin, I'm sorry I can't speak to all of your points, however the following snippet may help you you access to `isSyncEnabled`. Bear in mind (and test) the load time of each of the Loadable objects in your environment) and the quantity of WebMaps and ServiceFeatureTables you are searching before you settle on this method. The following is untested: ``` ArcGISMap map = new ArcGISMap(portalItem); ...load map List<Layer> layers = map.getOperationalLayers();     for (Layer layer : layers) {         if (layer instanceof FeatureLayer) {       if (((FeatureLayer)layer).getFeatureTable() != null) { // assume, may need to load FeatureLayer         FeatureTable table = ((FeatureLayer)layer).getFeatureTable();         if (table instanceof ServiceFeatureTable) {           if (((ServiceFeatureTable)table).getUri() != null) { // assume, should not need to load ServiceFeatureTable                         // assume we get "..\FeatureServer\0", then remove "\n" to get "..FeatureServer"             // if we didn't already look this server up, then look it up now             if (!fetched(featureServer)) {                           // Create and load a GeodatabaseSyncTask              GeodatabaseSyncTask syncTask = new GeodatabaseSyncTask("https://xxxxxxx.FeatureServer");              ... load              boolean isSyncEnabled = syncTask.getFeatureServiceInfo().isSyncEnabled();             }           }         }       }     } ``` Thanks, Gayle.  ... View more

Hi, you could try working from this sample Unique value renderer | ArcGIS for Developers ? The sample code mentions " You can add multiple fields to be used for the renderer in the form of a list, in this case we are only adding a single field". Thanks, Gayle ... View more

Dmitry, if you could try the equivalent sample and let us know if that works for you, we'd appreciate it. Find address | ArcGIS for Developers  Thanks, Gayle. ... View more

Hi Dmitry, can you tell us your Android devices and SDK versions please? Also, do you have a full stack trace from this error? I'm guessing this happens when you try to dispay the result (that is displaySearchResult()). Does it happen when you simply use the API to search for an address and don't display the result, in queryLocator()? Thanks, Gayle ... View more

Thanks for investigating Fuzail. Perhaps the Api reference DictionarySymbolStyle (ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java 100.8.0) was what was missing; it links to the Military Symbology Styles | ArcGIS Solutions for Defense  Regards, Gayle. ... View more

Hi Fuzail, we have the document Symbolize data—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java | ArcGIS for Developers and the sample Read Symbols from Mobile Style File | ArcGIS for Developers  to help with that. Regards, Gayle. ... View more

Thanks for confirming that here. I was just about to post and ask you to try  100.8.0; as we expected it fixed. Gayle. ... View more

Hello Fridjof, supplying the full Raster path with a name/Id at the end was supported in 100.4 and so is a known regression for us. The issue is in our pipeline to fix and I have added your concern to that issue. Thanks for your feedback, Gayle. ... View more

Hi Tom, I would use a TimerTask (Java SE 10 & JDK 10 )  and Timer (Java SE 10 & JDK 10 ) for this, Regards, Gayle. ... View more

Thanks for the detail Martin. We are trying to understand the problem. Is it that 1) the user selects 1:10000 and getScale returns, for example, 1:12387. If so, can you confirm which calls you make to allow the user to select scale. Is the method as in your original post using map.setMaxScale(MAX_DISPLAYABLE_SCALE); or is it using MapView.setViewpointScaleAsync(double) suggested above, or similar? or 2) that the scale return by getScale does not now seem accurate even when you measure using GeometryEngine.distanceGeodetic()  ... View more

Hi Devendra, I tried going to the URL you provided. If you look at the Fields listed in https://services9.arcgis.com/6YbKjnvgB8zdSTlq/ArcGIS/rest/services/bangalore_test/FeatureServer/0 then you will see there is no geometry field for the features; these have a field type of esriFieldTypeShape. ... View more

Hi Maria, thanks for your question. It might help us to understand the higher level use case you are trying to achieve; maybe there is a different way to achieve the same result. For example, do the children have to be point features, could they be polygons which represent the area of the children? Or, after the parent is selected can you zoom to the area of the children, so that most other children are out of view and there are less to make invisible? If you really have to use the solutions you have tried, then perhaps you can initiallly set layer.setVisible(false) and in the background, start to turn all the children invisible. You said this takes a long time, remember to prioritise those children that are actually in the view. Perhaps full invisibility can then be achieved before the user selects a parent. Then when a parent is selected, the layer and some children can be made visible. It likely that with a combination of approaches you can find a solution. ... View more