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Since the time that we wrote that article, Qt has released much more thorough documentation on this. I have tried it out and it works great! - Platform Notes - iOS | Qt 5.9  ... View more

Is your feature table loaded? Other feature tables used in layers probably implicitly get loaded by the layer being in the map, but the table would need to be explicitly loaded since nothing else would load it. ft.loadStatusChanged.connect(function() {             if (ft.loadStatus === Enums.LoadStatusLoaded) {                 console.log("loaded");                 console.log(ft.canAdd())                 console.log(ft.createFeature())             } }); ft.load();‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Ian- We plan on improving the caching behavior and also improving the way we request features so as to reduce the overall network payload for our Update 2 release. This should give you the performance gains that you are requesting. Update 1 will be released in the next few weeks, and Update 2 is planned for the end of the year. However, just to provide some clarification, we believe that while there are areas for improving the efficiency and performance of the feature table, it is currently working as it was designed to work. This is the reasoning provided in a bug report that I believe you submitted: "The OnInteractionCache feature request mode is currently working as designed. One of the main reasons network requests continue to go out is because data could be changing on the server due to edits from other users. Limiting these requests could result in the features cached on your device to become out of date. The fact that this feature request mode contains the word "cache" may suggest that there are performance optimizations. However, while this specific mode may have some performance gains over the OnInteractionNoCache mode, which requests new features with every viewpoint change, the main benefit of using this mode is that it works well in partially connected scenarios. For example, if you lose network connection, you will still have features cached to your device, and you can continue doing your work. If you are needing to fine tune the amount of network requests that go out, you could consider the ManualCache mode, which gives you complete control over each request that is sent to the server. This mode works especially well when working in a small area, and when other users are not updating the features you are working with. While this feature request mode is currently working as designed, we are continuing to look into ways to further optimize feature requests with the ServiceFeatureTable in an upcoming release" If you have specific ideas on how you would like to see this improved, I would be interested to hear from you so that I can share your feedback with the team. - Luke ... View more

Object is the base class of basically all of our QML types - Object QML Type | ArcGIS for Developers  Object has an errorChanged signal. I recommend you hook up to this signal on your various classes (the sync task objects, for example), and see if you can get anything useful out of it: onErrorChanged: {   if (error)     console.log("Error:", error.message, error.additionalMessage); }‍‍‍‍ One wild guess would be that something relies (via property binding perhaps?) on the spatial reference of the map/basemap, and not having a basemap is messing that up somehow. Just a guess, but hopefully there is some sort of useful error message coming back to help us further narrow down the issue. ... View more

System is a singleton, so you should use Connections for this - Connections QML Type | Qt QML 5.8  Connections {     target: System        onOnlineStateChanged: {         console.log("is online?", online);         // hide whatever layers you want to hide     } }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Since it is a JS Date object, you can use any of the various methods that are on Date. JavaScript Date Reference  There are probably many ways to go about doing it. Maybe you could get the timezone offset, subtract that from the original milliseconds since epoch that is returned, and then construct a new date from that value? JavaScript getTimezoneOffset() Method  ... View more