Latest Contributions by NagmaYasmin

Hello, Glad that after enabling the "GeoProcessing" option in 'ArcGISLocalServer.AGSDeployment', you are able to run gpk through the Local Server. For your question,  "how I can detect which child package must be set to “true"", it depends on which option you use when you create the GeoProcessing tools in ArcMap, suppose if you use '3D Analyst' to create the geoprocessing tool, then in the AGSDeployment file, you need to set that child option to 'true.  I am using ArcMap 10.5, and I see the "Packaging" option available under the menu "Customize --> ArcMap options --> "Sharing" to use that in Runtime application.  Hope that helps. ... View more

Hello, Have you checked whether in the "ArcGISLocalServer.AGSDeployment" file, is the "enabled" element of "Geoprocessing" set to true?  If set to false, GPK can’t be used on LocalServer, so you may have an error in your execution environment.  <Package name="Geoprocessing" enabled="true"> Hope that helps. ... View more

Hi Luke, I believe you need to turn on the auto pan mode to update the symbol for UpdateHeading() method. This symbol is only used in compass navigation auto pan mode. Have you already tried this? MyMapView.LocationDisplay.AutoPanMode = LocationDisplayAutoPanMode.CompassNavigation;  // changed to CompassNavigation mode Hope that helps,   ... View more

Hi, You need to use OfflineMapTask.CreateAsync() method to generate MMPK file. In this way when the map is taken offline, it is stored as a mobile map. If the map contains sync-enabled feature layers, those can be edited offline as well, otherwise generated MMPK from Pro isn't editable. Hope that helps. Thanks   ... View more

Hi, Once you create geoprocessing package (.gpk) for the service area in ArcMap/Pro, you can consume it through LocalGeoprocessingService in runtime application. LocalGeoprocessingService Constructor  Best, Nagma ... View more

Hi Chad, I found a bug that is related with your issue but logged against Android 100.1. I believe you are seeing the same issue with .Net 100.1 as well. Below is the bug: [BUG-000106463: GeodatabaseFeatureTable.queryRelatedFeaturesAsync does not return the related records when using ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android 100.1.0. ] Best, Nagma ... View more

Hi Nick, One thing I would like to mention about the NoDataTileBehavior, it doesn't resample the image tile at any scale. The purpose of this is that to enlarge the image and fill up the levels where no tiles are available. Suppose, for a basemap tile layer you may not have the data beyond any specific level for some area but for some area you have the data beyond that specific level. NoDataTileBehavior enlarges the images of the area all over to the last level to have consistent display of the tiles. Hope that explains the behavior you are seeing at your side. Best, Nagma ... View more

Hi Nick, You could use ArcGISTIledLayer.NoDataTileBehavior property (ImageTiledLayer.NoDataTileBehavior Property) to display the tiles even there are no levels defined. Basically that property will resample the tiled layer where the tiles don't exist. ArcGISTiledLayer Class  --> NoDataTileBehavior.  "The value controls how a tile returning 'NoData' will be resampled." Hope that helps. Nagma ... View more

Hi PJ, According to the documentation, (License your app—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET (WPF) | ArcGIS for Developers) to display the local raster layer, you need to have the minimum Standard license. I am guessing you might be using Basic or Lite license in your application that prevent displaying the raster image. Best, Nagma ... View more

Hello, It is possible. Please look at this thread that has the code snippet to display tpk file. https://community.esri.com/message/697849-how-can-i-get-the-minscale-and-maxscale-from-a-tile-package-tpk?et=watches.email.thread  TileCache Class  Hope that helps. ... View more

Hi PJ, Attached is the complete project.Just install the NuGet pacahage for WPFand point to the lication of the tif file, It should display the raster as the previous scree shot.  Hope that helps. ... View more

Hello, I am able to see the same issue as you see. But if I used "Attribution" property of the layer, it gives me the name of the OpenStreetMap as "OpenStreetMap contributors". For other basemaps, "Name" property provides the name of the basemap in the webmap. private async Task Initialize() { string webMapURL = "http://ess.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e63ed2cd51e94214a434e2951b501c6c"; var webMap = await Map.LoadFromUriAsync(new Uri(webMapURL)); MyMapView.Map = webMap; IReadOnlyList<Layer> allLyrs = MyMapView.Map.AllLayers; foreach (Layer l in allLyrs) { Console.WriteLine(l.Name);  Console.WriteLine(l.Attribution);  // for the OpenStreetMap only } } For this webmap, it displays the result as below: OpenStreetMap contributors operations - Incident Areas operations - Incident Lines operations - Incident Points Hope that helps. Nagma ... View more

Hi PJ, You right, I haven't used the variable 'myRaster' anywhere in the code, sorry for the confusion. But I am not sure why you are seeing only the white screen using same raster I used. ... View more

Hi,  Out of other OGC services, at this moment, only WMTS layer is supported. Please see the link below:, it has the sample too: WmtsServiceInfo Class  Release notes for 100.1—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET (WPF) | ArcGIS for Developers --> Support for additional layer types: OGC WMTS Hope that helps. Nagma ... View more