Latest Contributions by Nicholas-Furness

‎08-28-2019

Hi Gavin, Runtime 100.5 introduced Reference Scale. You should be able to set the map's reference scale and Runtime will read and honor that when working with an MMPK created using that map. See Map reference scales—Properties of maps | ArcGIS Desktop. There should no longer be any need to use the Arcade simulation of reference scale. There are also APIs on FeatureLayer and on the Map to control reference scale programatically. A line should certainly not blur, although if the layer is set to render in static mode it will blur while you zoom, but as soon as you release the map and stop interacting, it will redraw appropriately. Which version of Runtime are you using? Nick.

‎08-26-2019

Unfortunately we have had to disable this functionality for 100.6 when working against a service-based route task. You can enable rerouting for local network datasets. We hope to re-enable this at 100.7 for your own published route services but cannot promise that the World Routing Service will support this. Please DM me if you have specific requirements or questions.

‎08-26-2019

In short, there are two aspects you need to consider: 1. Runtime capabilities (Lite, Basic, Standard or Advanced): You can certainly use the Lite key that comes with your Developer account, provided that it enables the functionality that you need. See Licensing your ArcGIS Runtime App for more details (including the FAQ). The primary difference between Lite and Basic is the ability to edit non-public data, to create and edit Portal content, and to use the new Navigation APIs. 2. App deployment plan (Essentials, Builder, etc.): If you will be generating revenue in your app (e.g. through charging for the app in an App Store, or through in-app advertising) then you should upgrade your free "Essentials Plan" Developer account to a "Builder Plan". See Pricing | ArcGIS for Developers.

‎08-22-2019

The latest release of the Runtime SDK for iOS is here (see the release notes, and the general announcement over on the ArcGIS Blog), and it introduces some significant new functionality that will be built upon over the next few releases. Some key highlights include Utility Network and the Navigation API, both of which merely scratch the surface of what we have in store. See the announcement for more details. Some highlights from the iOS perspective: You should now migrate to using the Dynamic Framework if you had not already. We had previously deprecated the Static Framework and it is now not even included in the SDK installer. This is Apple's preferred approach and simplifies the integration of the Runtime into your projects. See the release notes for how to migrate over. We've prepared the SDK for iOS 13's Dark Mode by ensuring that UI elements like pop-ups and the attribution bar adapt correctly. We've improved 3D Scene interaction and included some configuration options. The SDK also adds the foundations for leveraging ARKit experiences into your mobile location/GIS apps. We will shortly be releasing open source components as part of the Toolkit that build upon these foundations to make great AR integration into your apps even easier. So, download Update 6, dive in, and let us know what you're building.

‎08-20-2019

Hi Joe Hershman, If you look at the dataSource property on the MapView.locationDisplay (iOS, Xamarin), that will tell you what's providing the data. On iOS, for example, it is by default an instance of the AGSCLLocationDataSource. If you implement your own data source as described above, then you can just get hold of that instance.

‎08-06-2019

Hi. Could you post this as a new question please as it'll help others discover it?

‎07-31-2019

Yep. That's not working because of the above issue. You'll need to patch your servers. Thanks for sending the JSON.

‎07-31-2019

You should use a FeatureCollectionTable. See this sample: arcgis-runtime-samples-android/java/feature-collection-layer at d1b8c9fc335299899653b30ca4cfa8d4b162d7e8 · Esri/arcgis-r… In summary… Create a FeatureCollectionTable with the geometry type, attributes, and spatial reference you need. Then create a FeatureCollection, passing in the table, and create a FeatureCollectionLayer passing in that FeatureCollection. Add that FeatureCollectionLayer to the map's operational layers. This pattern allows you to create arbitrary in-memory tables. That FeatureCollectionLayer will have a set of sublayers. Each sublayer represents a source FeatureCollectionTable. Note that you can specify a renderer on the FeatureCollectionTable before you pass it to the FeatureCollection - that can make it easier to organize your renderers if you have multiple tables in your feature collection. Note also that you can add FeatureCollectionTables to the FeatureCollection after you have created the FeatureCollectionLayer. If you are getting your Features from some other query to an ArcGIS service, note that there's a FeatureCollectionTable constructor that takes a FeatureSet. This can simplify creating that initial FeatureCollectionTable for certain use-cases. Hope that helps!

‎07-30-2019

Yashvit Naik: could you add &returnadvancedsymbols=true to your service URL and attach the JSON as you did in the original post please? We want to make sure that you're encountering what we think you're encountering and that it's not something else. Thanks! Nick.

‎07-30-2019

Hey Yashvit. I've learnt something today. I've confirmed that even in the case of Picture Markers, Runtime will default to requesting advanced symbology from the server which will process the images into EMF data. This then does fall under the same issue that Michael mentioned above, and you should patch your servers according to the information here: ArcGIS (Desktop, Engine, Server) Microsoft ( R ) Windows ( R ) June 2019 Security Update Compatibility Patch Sorry it took me a while to figure that out. Nick. P.S. Incidentally, since you're working with .NET and Xamarin, you should probably post questions here: ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET

‎07-29-2019

Oh boy. I guess I could have noticed that .

‎07-29-2019

Thanks Michael. To clarify, setting useAdvancedSymbology = false allowed these images to work?

‎07-29-2019

It crossed my mind, but from my understanding that wouldn't impact you with the JSON you provided. Here's the service patch info: ArcGIS (Desktop, Engine, Server) Microsoft ( R ) Windows ( R ) June 2019 Security Update Compatibility Patch You could try setting useAdvancedSymbology = false and see if that helps. Please let me know.

‎07-29-2019

Hi there. Do the layers draw properly if you add them to a web map? Is there any chance of getting access to the layers (you can Direct Message me if you need to).

‎07-29-2019

If you're just extracting JSON for the geometry, you don't even need to downcast. You should be able to just take the Geometry you get back from getGeometry() and call toJson() on it.

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Re: Scale Dependent Symbology for FeatureLayers

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Re: Symbols with Images not displaying - Layer Renderer

Re: Symbols with Images not displaying - Layer Renderer

Re: Symbols with Images not displaying - Layer Renderer

Re: Symbols with Images not displaying - Layer Renderer

Re: Symbols with Images not displaying - Layer Renderer

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