Latest Contributions by NagmaYasmin

Hello, You could use GetAttachmentAsync() method to retrieve the attachments from an ArcGISFeature: ArcGISFeature.GetAttachmentsAsync Method  Hope that helps. ... View more

Hi Jeff, I have created a video that shows how to create stylx file in ArcGIS Pro for Fill Symbol with your defined line width. 03.21.2018-13.56.49  Attached is my .stylx file. In addition, please take a look of this thread on how to use that .stylx file to render your feature layer. https://community.esri.com/message/752670-how-to-create-render-from-symbol-stylex?et=watches.email.thread  Hope that helps. ... View more

Hi Jeff, You could create your own Fill Symbol with line width 4 as a .stylx file in ArcGIS Pro and use SymbolStyle class to access that .stylx file. https://community.esri.com/community/developers/native-app-developers/arcgis-runtime-sdk-for-qt/blog/2017/11/01/using-custom-pro-symbols-in-arcgis-runtime  Hope that helps. ... View more

PicturemarkerSymbol takes Uri in the constructor, so you could point out any image file that is locally stored as below: PictureMarkerSymbol carSymbol = new PictureMarkerSymbol(new Uri(@"C:\img1.jpg")); Hope that helps. ... View more

Here is the code that uses a local raster layer as a basemap. Map myMap = new Map(); String filepath = "location_of_raster_file" ; Raster myRasterFile = new Raster(filepath); RasterLayer myRasterLayer = new RasterLayer(myRasterFile); await myRasterLayer.LoadAsync(); myMap.Basemap.BaseLayers.Add(myRasterLayer); Hope that helps. ... View more

Hello, In ArcMap, you can export this type of file to shapefile and then consume that shape file in runtime application. ... View more

Hi Aaron, MosaicDatasetRaster takes sqlite datsset, it doesn't take png/tiff file though. So looks like the API won't work for you unless you use .geodatabase. ... View more

I believe you may use MosaicDatasetRaster.AddRastersAync() method to add rasters to mosaic dataset. Have you tried this? MosaicDatasetRaster.AddRastersAsync Method  ... View more

Hi Aaron, You could use the code below to display a gpkg file: Map myMap = new Map(); // Get the full path string geoPackagePath = "..\\..\\AuroraCO.gpkg"; // Open the GeoPackage GeoPackage myGeoPackage = await GeoPackage.OpenAsync(geoPackagePath); // Read the raster images and get the first one Raster gpkgRaster = myGeoPackage.GeoPackageRasters.FirstOrDefault(); // Make sure an image was found in the package if (gpkgRaster == null) { return; } // Create a layer to show the raster RasterLayer newLayer = new RasterLayer(gpkgRaster); await newLayer.LoadAsync(); myMap.Basemap.BaseLayers.Add(newLayer); MyMapView.Map = myMap; await MyMapView.SetViewpointCenterAsync(39.5517, -104.8589); Attached is the sample application. Hope that helps. ... View more

Hi, You could use the below code to display .stylx file created from Pro. Attached is the sample application. string file_to_stylx = parent.FullName + "\\Data\\style.stylx"; symbolStyle = await SymbolStyle.OpenAsync(file_to_stylx); IList<String> stringList = new List<string>(); stringList.Add("shoppingcenter01");  // key file, you can get this key by opening .stylx file in SQLite database SimpleRenderer simpleRenderer = new SimpleRenderer(await symbolStyle.GetSymbolAsync(stringList)); newFeatureLayer.Renderer = simpleRenderer; Hope that helps. ... View more

Hi Massimo, You may user features.Sort() method by defining the Comparer, for your case it would be "cityname". You may take a look at this site: List(T).Sort Method (System.Collections.Generic)  Hope that helps, Nagma ... View more

Hi Daniel, Since Geometry is immutable, you couldn't update the existing geometry. You may need to use GeometryBuilder class to update. GeometryBuilder(T) Class  Hope that helps.  ... View more

Hi Bikash, Are you using Xamarin,there is a bug logged regarding this issue: BUG-000109070 RasterLayers disappear when zooming out in Xamarin UWP application for .NET SDK v100.1.] ... View more

Hi Bikash Yes, you are right, with licensed for developer use only, you could access the local raster layer. ... View more

Hi Bikash, To access the local raster layer such as .tiff file you need to have "Standard" license. Please look at the documentation link: License your app—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET (WPF) | ArcGIS for Developers --> Licensing capabilities --> Standard. Hope that helps. ... View more