Latest Contributions by Nicholas-Furness

‎07-20-2022

Hi @ShawnKleese, I have a theory about what's going on. Can you comment out your line of code that sets the global API Key on the ArcGISRuntimeEnvironment please and try that? Here's what I think is happening: Preplanned map areas are stored as hidden portal items that are related to the web map portal item (there's an area item for each preplanned map area, and each area item itself has related package items, all hidden). The API Key might have access to the web map, but we don't yet automatically extend the API Key access to these related portal items. By setting the global API Key on line 2, any Runtime object that doesn't have an explicit credential set will default to using that global API Key and bypass the authentication manager flow. I think that your OfflineTask can see the web map item, but cannot read the related area items to enumerate them. We need to update our API Key scoping logic to include these related area and package items when scoping an API Key for a web map. In the meantime you could do a couple of things: Do not set the API Key globally, but set it on each Runtime object that needs it. Explicitly set your credential (from line 5 in your code) on your OfflineMapTask with setCredential(). You should then be able to enumerate the preplanned areas. You will probably also need to set it on the DownloadPreplannedOfflineMapJob that you create from the OfflineMapTask Let us know if that helps. If not, you should create a test web map that is entirely public and we can investigate further from there.

‎07-14-2022

Hi @mvida. Thanks for the question. Yes. Support for vector tile layers is top priority for us and we aim to deliver it late 2022 or early 2023.

‎07-10-2022

Hi @Justin_Greco. Just to clarify, August will be our last release before we introduce Swift UI in the 200.0 release of the new ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Swift. Re-reading the blog post, I can see we could be clearer. I've updated the post. In the meantime, just to reiterate Ting's comment above, we do have this sample to show how to use the current ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS with Swift UI.

‎06-27-2022

You could use the extent or the actual geometry.

‎06-16-2022

Hi. When you take a web maps offline, you do not get geocoding support from that web map. You would have to get hold of .loz/.loc locator files for the area in question (you could use ArcGIS Pro to create those if you have the source data, see Introduction to locators and Create a locator in the ArcGIS Pro docs). Mobile Map Packages are another way to get geocoding offline, but again they are not derived from Web Maps, but created in ArcGIS Pro (which packages up the .loz/.loc files inside the .mmpk). For an overview of the offline options that Runtime supports, see the Offline conceptual guide. One thought: you say that the web map contains address search information. Can you provide more details? If you have a feature layer of addresses that's downloaded with your offline map, you can query that to find feature locations. It's not as optimized as building a locator from your data and doesn't support Suggest capabilities, but can work in a pinch if the data is right. Hope this helps. Nick.

‎06-15-2022

ArcGIS Runtime SDK version 100.14.1 is now available for all flavors of the ArcGIS Runtime SDKs, and addresses a number of issues. If you are using 100.14.0, we recommend you update to 100.14.1. Please see the release notes for .NET, Android, iOS, Qt, and Java for more details. Get the update via your package manager, or download the update from the main downloads page. Please note that due to a publishing error, the version info on each SDK's homepage has not been updated and the direct download links on each SDK's Get Started pages still point to 100.14.0. However, the main downloads page (login required) has the correct download links.

‎05-29-2022

It doesn't appear that the crash has anything to do with the Runtime SDK. It seems that your SymbolViewController instance might be being used as a UICollectionViewDataSource but does not implement numberOfItemsInSection. I couldn't say why this stops working in iOS 15, but that's an Apple API, and not related to ArcGIS Runtime. Please note: version 10.2.5 of the Runtime SDKs was retired in December 2019. You really should be using the 100.x family of Runtime SDKs, though at this point you might hold off until the 200.x family is released (see this blog post).

‎05-23-2022

Hi. Please direct ArcGIS Maps SDK questions to the early adopter forum until version 1.0 is released.

‎05-23-2022

Hi. The deprecated featureLayer property is of type AGSFeatureLayer, whereas the layer property that the deprecation warning tells you to use is of type AGSLayer. We had to make this change when we introduced Dimension and Annotation layers. You need to cast to AGSFeatureLayer. Something like this will work: let pointSymbol: AGSMultilayerPointSymbol = (feature.featureTable?.layer as? AGSFeatureLayer)?.renderer?.symbol(for: feature) as! AGSMultilayerPointSymbol However, the use of a forced unwrap at the end is a bit unnerving to me - it will crash your app if the layer's renderer symbol changes from a AGSMultilayerPointSymbol to some other symbol type (perhaps if the map is authored differently). You might consider something like this: func drawCallout(_ feature: AGSFeature) { let e: AGSEnvelope = (feature.geometry?.extent)! let p: AGSPoint = e.center guard let mapView = self.mapView, let pointSymbol: AGSMultilayerPointSymbol = (feature.featureTable?.layer as? AGSFeatureLayer)?.renderer?.symbol(for: feature) as? AGSMultilayerPointSymbol else { return } var screenPoint: CGPoint = mapView.location(toScreen: p) screenPoint.y -= pointSymbol.size/2 let newp: AGSPoint = mapView.screen(toLocation: screenPoint) mapView.callout.show(for: feature, tapLocation: newp, animated: true) } However, just the first change will work if you're confident your original code is safe. Hope that helps.

‎05-17-2022

Matvei shows using an Airbus service with the Runtime SDKs above. We would need a suitable API Key to test the actual service you're using. That's not a key that's available through the Airbus OneAtlas Developer Portal, but if you could share one with me via DM we can try to test the specific service you are trying to access. Two other suggestions: 1. Remove your headerConfiguration and all other customParameters and just try this one: wmtsService.customParameters["APIKEY"] = "<Your OneAtlas Basemap API Key>" 2. Airbus publishes ArcGIS Services for the OneAtlas Basemap service. You could consider using one of those instead of the WMTS service, but of course you'd still need to authenticate.

‎05-10-2022

Please provide some information so we can try to reproduce the issue and look into this. At a minimum, what is the stack trace for the crash? Can you share an example slpk that causes the crash?

‎05-09-2022

I assume that the wmtsService.loadStatus is LOADED and that there is no error reported? If you would like to schedule a call, you should contact Esri Technical Support.

‎05-09-2022

One thought. Setting the map on the map view will proceed to load the map. Once its loaded, its spatial reference is fixed and I wonder, because you haven't set a basemap or a spatial reference, whether it's set to something that isn't the same as the WMTS layer. Tiled layers are not reprojected in Runtime so that could lead to you not being able to display the layer. Can you try calling mapView.map = map right after you set map.basemap = Basemap(wmtsLayer)? Or you could create the ArcGISMap with a spatial reference if you know what it should be: https://developers.arcgis.com/android/api-reference/reference/com/esri/arcgisruntime/mapping/ArcGISMap.html#%3Cinit%3E(com.esri.arcgisruntime.geometry.SpatialReference) Do either of those suggestions help?

‎05-05-2022

If you have your point of interest geometries, you could also use GeometryEngine.combineExtents to get the minimal containing envelope. You can then pass that envelope to MapView.SetViewpointGeometryAsync() (that's a shortcut/equivalent to the method that Keith mentioned above).

‎05-02-2022

Any idea why AGSPolygon.fromJSON returns NIL instead of an AGSPolygon? Yes. As I mentioned before, the REST request you're making doesn't just return a geometry. In fact it returns a set of features, including metadata. Each feature contains a geometry, but the full JSON you get back is much more than that, and you're trying to hydrate a geometry from the entire feature set JSON. I strongly recommend that you follow the queryFeaturesAndAddAsGraphics() example method I provide and do not make your own REST requests. It will simplify your life significantly. You can see on line 79 of my example code that I get the polygon of the first feature that's returned. If you need to persist that, you can call toJSON() on it. The JSON you get out of that can be used later to create a new AGSPolygon with fromJSON(). Incidentally, your call to fromJSON() is also ignoring the error that is returned.

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