Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

I'm not sure why it is crashing, but can you take that line of code and break it out into a simple reproducible test app? ... View more

Can you query the local feature table or look at the sqlite database to see if the new feature is there? I'm wondering if the new feature is not pulled down or if it is not displayed. If it is not pulled down, then it is possible it is a server bug. If it is simply not displayed, then it may be a runtime bug. ... View more

Glad you got it going. For future reference, try simply re-running the Post Installer instead of reinstalling the whole SDK. This utility copies the binaries and other files from the SDK installation into your Qt installation. The red squiggly lines indicate that the QML plugin wasn't present in the Qt installation, and so Qt Creator is complaining that it could not find it. ... View more

QML has a garbage collector that runs periodically, and it cleans up anything that has gone out of scope. You can force garbage collection by the "gc()" method not the global object. However, you should not need to do this. Are you seeing a leak, or does your app just use a lot of memory? If you see a leak, then this is a bug that should be logged with Esri technical support. Thanks, Luke ... View more

Tony- No, that is not normal. Can you please test with the final release that was just released yesterday? If you still see it in Qt, then it sounds like a bug that should be logged with Esri tech support. - Luke ... View more

We have a Popup class that is the data model, but we have not yet implemented a view. We plan on doing that in an upcoming update, and this should greatly simplify editing. In the meantime, you could take a look at the AttributeListView that we have in our toolkit - arcgis-runtime-toolkit-qt/AttachmentListViewExample.qml at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-toolkit-qt · GitHub  This should get you on the right track for a "quick and dirty" popup implementation. But once you start having domains, subtypes, attachments, etc, you will need to do some work on your own for now. ... View more

Please contact Esri support to have them help you troubleshoot. It appears you are on the right track code-wise. The Attachment editor sample might be good to reference from our QML Sample Application. ... View more

I think you have the basic information you need, you just need to maybe prototype a few things and see what works.  One thing to note is that if you want to do offline work, then you will need to use a native API (Runtime or AppStudio) versus a web/hybrid API (JS and Cordova/Phone gap). Most of the things you listed have free trials available, so perhaps it would be prudent to give a few a go and see what seems the most promising for you. Just remember there is never a silver bullet and there are always trade offs between the different technologies (hence why we have so many offerings at Esri ) ... View more

Hmm, is this available from the REST side? If so, then it should work. Otherwise, it may be an enhancement we need to put in.  ... View more

You won't be able to reset the geodatabasefeaturetable. Once it is initialized, that's it. You could move all your code into a new QML file (not have it be in the main App{}), and then use a QML Loader component to load it again and again. Loader QML Type | Qt Quick 5.7  ... View more

The local geodatabase editing sample switches over to use the local geodatabase. It uses a ternary operator to determine if it is online or offline, and if offline, it uses the local geodatabase feature table. This all happens through property binding. If you want to be explicit in your code, you could instead dynamically create a new FeatureLayer when the generateStatusChanged signal emits, using syntax like this:  var fl = ArcGISRuntime.createObject("FeatureLayer"); fl.featureTable = local;‍‍ ... View more