Latest Contributions by JeanneTrieu

Hi, The symbol is scaled automatically by the layer when you zoom in and out. Is there an issue with the current size of the symbols when you zoom in and out? Regards, ... View more

Hi, Thanks for your feedbacks. Depending on what you would like to achieve, there are a few samples from the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt 10.2 that can help you get started: http://developers.arcgis.com/en/qt/sample-code/local_geodatabase_editing_sample.htm http://developers.arcgis.com/en/qt/sample-code/local_query_sample.htm Regards, ... View more

Hi, It is currently not possible to use custom style files like Symbology Control in ArcGIS Engine Developerkit.  Sorry for the inconvenience that this might have caused you. We will look into the possibility of adding this feature in a later release. Regards, ... View more

Hi David, ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt is live and you will be able to find the function to convert your point to decimal degrees! You can go and download it: https://developers.arcgis.com/en/qt! Let me know if you have any question. Regards, ... View more

Hi, ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt 10.2 will be release next week. Sorry for the inconvenience that the license expired before we could release 10.2. I will keep you posted. Regards, ... View more

Hi, If you would like to get or set the attribute to the graphic before adding it to the graphic layer, you can use the following functions to get and set the attributes for the graphic from the graphic object: QStringList  attributeNames () const  Gets the name of all the attributes. Attributes are name-value pairs of fields and field values associated with the graphic. QMap< QString, QVariant >  attributes () const  Returns all attributes of the graphic as a read-only collection. QVariant  attributeValue (const QString &key) const  Gets the attribute value by the given name. If you would like to get or set the attribute to the graphic after adding it to the graphic layer, you can use the following functions to get and set the attributes for the graphic from the graphic layer object: void  updateGraphic (const int &id, const QMap< QString, QVariant > &attributes) Replaces the set of attributes of the identified Graphic with the supplied attributes.  Regards, ... View more

Hi Gunther, To fix the path issue that you are encountering, you will need to change or add a qt.conf file in the bin folder of the Qt sdk. You will need to follow step: 7-8 of https://developers.arcgis.com/en/qt/guide/how-to-build-on-windows.htm. Your qt.conf file should look like this: [Paths] Prefix=C:/Qt/qt-everywhere-opensource-src-4.8.4-32 Make sure that you are using "/" instead of "\". The "$$" sign is used in front of the environment variable: ARCGISRUNTIMESDKQT_10_2 so it should not be an issue. We do not support fully virtual machine. It will not work if you do not have graphic drivers on the virtual machine. Let me know if this answer your questions. Regards, ... View more

Hi David, This functionality is currently unavailable in our Beta release but it will be available in our next release that should be available soon. Thanks, ... View more

Hi Praveen, This is currently not supported in our ArcGIS Runtime for Qt release. Sorry for the inconvenience. Regards, ... View more

Hi David, I am glad that it is now working. Let me know if you are running into any issues. Thank you again for your feedbacks. Regards, ... View more

Hi Günter, Thank you again for your interest again for the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt. We are currently planning a final release of the SDK for October. This is the link to the blog containing an overview of this release: http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2013/10/07/arcgis-runtime-sdk-10-2-oktoberfest/. Regards, ... View more

Hi Günter, As an example, you can look at the sample application that we included with the sdk. We have included the following dlls from Qt: QtCore4.dll QtGui4.dll QtNetwork4.dll QtOpenGL4.dll QtXml4.dll If you are trying to deploy, you will have to embed a license string. Are you using  the provided template to write your application? Can you give me more information of what kind of functionalities you are trying to write so I can better direct you? Regards, ... View more

I have not found function "moveGraphic". The implementation of Map class seems to be different from the usual View-Scene-Items concept . By "View-Scene-Items" I mean that you create QGraphicsItems, add them to QGraphicsScene and set scene to the QGraphicsView. In this approach everything that's seen is a QGraphicsItem. But in the Map class which happens to be a QGraphicsView class there are no QGraphicsItems. May be you wanted to hide away all the implementation and draw in the QWidget paint() (inherited by QGraphicsView) method. But the View-Scene-Items approach is a better way for a developer. As it the native way of handling graphics in QT. Why can't an  EsriRuntimeQt::Graphic be a QGraphicsItem ? This could have given more control on the things that we draw on Map. You can still hide away your drawing of the map by using QGraphicsPixmapItem. As a QT developer I would love to have the scheme of things setup as i have explained. Hope you will take note of my requests. Hi, sorry for the confusion, the function has changed name recently but in our beta release it is called "void GraphicsLayer::movePointGraphic(const int& id, const Point& to)". So EsriRuntimeQt::Graphic should added to EsriRuntimeQt::GraphicLayer and not to the QGraphicsScene. If you are looking at an example of where we are tracking the mouse movement and moving a graphic, you can go to our sample application and look into the geometry samples. Thanks, ... View more

Hi, Thanks for your feedbacks. ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt will be available in 32 bit in our final release. Regards, ... View more

I should be able  to hold a graphic with the mouse and move around the map. Hi, You should be able to code this by combining the different mouse Event  using the Beta Release combined with the moveGraphic function. Thanks, ... View more