Latest Contributions by GayleYoung

Hi Martin, an you clarify how you "measured that same object on my screen". Did you try creating and measuring a Line Graphic in the GraphicOverlay, or measure a distance with the GeometryEngine? Thanks, Gayle. ... View more

Hello, thanks for the information. You can try to call ArcGISRuntime.initialize() to force the initialization of ArcGIS Runtime. However, I'm not clear if your unit tests are running in a headless environment and I believe the product was designed to work on a device; so you will likely still need a graphical environment to run the unit tests. ... View more

I'm assuming you can use https://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=ca8a15ea0bc2413396c322198d50fd1e in ArcGISOnline. There you can see About->More Details  which takes you to the WebMap Item in ArcGISOnline; this is https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=ca8a15ea0bc2413396c322198d50fd1e. Here you will get a link to the Layers that make up the WebMap. ... View more

Hi, what Android OS version are you using (from android.os.Build.VERSION.RELEASE)? Also, does the Android SDK work for you in a very basic mapping application; such as a Sample? It sounds like the ArcGISRuntimeEnvironment is not initialized yet. There may be a good reason for that or it may be that we should force initialization. I need a little more information to work out whether we should expect this environment to initialize. ... View more

Hi, you'd have to check that the Fields of those Layers are as your code expects. You can see the source of the data if you go to Item Details->Layers then access the link displayed. That is https://demographics9.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/USA_Demographics_and_Boundaries_2019/MapServer.  You can see that this service has 4 layers called BlockGroup. You will find the Median Houseold income listed there. The other data you see in the ArcGISOnline Popup may be configured specifically for that application and may not be part of the service data. Regards, Gayle. ... View more

Hi Adrien, thanks for your question. It sounds like you have sucessfully Identified the Feature(s) you need. However, I'm not clear if this is a problem with this specifc Webmap or a problem with the type of Fields in the Feature. Do you have your code working for FeatureLayers in other Webmaps? Have a look at `com.esri.arcgisruntime.mapping.view.IdentifyLayerResult.getPopups()` which returns a 'List<Popup>'. This information can be used to create your UI..  If you need more control of the specifc popup fields then consider using something like: ```  Popup popup = new Popup(geoElement);  List<PopupField> fields = popup.getPopupDefinition().getFields(); ``` ... View more

I'd recommend considering if you can get a graphics card that supports hardware acceleration, or the OpenGL requirements of ArcGIS Runtime. If this is not an option ArcGIS Engine is available. It has lower OpenGL requirements (version 2.0 minimum, and Shader Model 3.0 or higher) and supports your OS and network analysis: current ArcGIS Engine Requirements. ... View more

Hi, you could consider having your Network Dataset model z-elevation or z-level values; that would mean routing will automatically distinguish bridges from the roads under them. Also, as you have probably found, you can define an impedance for each route analysis (such as quickest, shortest, most use of major roads through useHierarchy), if you have the supporting data available. Gayle ... View more

Thanks for the information, from the 64bit dxdiag output i can see that Direct draw acceleration on the Display tab is not available (DDraw Status: Not Available). This is a hardware requirement on the video/graphics adapter (https://developers.arcgis.com/en/java/info/arcgis-runtime-sdk-for-java-system-requirements.htm). You could try updating/installing drivers from the Nvidia site, but it may be that beacuse you are in a server environment your graphics card is not suitable for running display accelerated client applications. Gayle ... View more

Hi, here are a couple of other things you could consider: The java 6 that you used appeared to be 32 bit (client). What is the java 7 version? It might be worth trying 64 bit server (though that should not matter). We are assuming you are not over remote desktop (again though that should not matter). Run dxdiag.exe, perhaps some of the DirectX acceleration features have been disabled. Consider using the 'Save All Information button' and attaching the results here. Thanks, Gayle ... View more

It's not possible to do this at the moment; there is no 'reset'  method on the JMap class. It's something we are considering for a future release. ... View more

Hi Derek, at the moment the Runtime for Java SDK doesn't support ImageService (either from a package or ArcGIS Server service). This is not currently planned for the 10.1 Runtime for Java SDK release. At present, the REST specification, on top of which the Java SDK is built, does not support FGDC metadata. I don't think there are plans to include this in the REST specification. The 10.1 Beta 1 Runtime for Java SDK is compatible with the 10.1 Beta version of REST. However, this doesn't mean that the Runtime for Java SDK can always be uptodate with the full capabilities defined in REST (especially at initial releases such as 10.1) Gayle ... View more

Hi Derek, 1) we don't have any definate release planned for that, but it will potentially be included in 10.1. 2) yes if you need the get the elevation values in the client, you will need an ImageService (unless you just need them in a local file without drawing an image, see idea below.) 3) at the moment the Runtime for Java SDK doesn't support ImageService (either from a package or ArcGIS Server service). This is not currently planned for the 10.1 release. Here's an idea we haven't tried yet. How about writing a GP model which takes the input and output paths of the rasters as a strings (rather than urls to images). The model could contain python script to do any extra steps you need. Gayle ... View more