Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

The 2 SDKs should be able to be installed on the same machine without any issues. This error indicates that ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt was previously installed (current or older) but probably did not get uninstalled properly for whatever reason. Have you ever had our Qt SDK (of any version) on this machine before? To troubleshoot, try the following: - Check if the following file exists, and if so, remove it - ~/Library/Application Support/Esri/com.esri.ArcGISRuntimeSDKQt.properties.<version> - There’s an XML file called “.com.zerog.registry.xml” at ~/Library/Preferences directory. If that file contains only information about RuntimeSDK Qt only, then you can safely remove it. Otherwise, perhaps you can send a copy to us for us to take a look? Thanks, Luke ... View more

The geodatabases from create runtime content GP tool are read only. ... View more

Yes, this is a bug in 10.2.6 release. FeatureLayer and ArcGISFeatureLayer legends do not work. This issue is fixed with our Quartz release, which will have a beta coming out in the next few months. ... View more

Hmm, it seems like it is having issues assigning it declaratively. Try setting it in JavaScript, and see if it works. I believe I have it working with the following code: import QtQuick 2.3 import QtQuick.Controls 1.2 import ArcGIS.Runtime 10.26 ApplicationWindow {     id: appWindow     width: 800     height: 600     title: "Time Interval"     Map {         id: mainMap         anchors.fill: parent         wrapAroundEnabled: true         ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer {             url: "http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer"         }         ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer {             id: timeAwareDynamicLayer             url: "http://tmservices1.esri.com/arcgis/rest/services/LiveFeeds/Earthquakes/MapServer"             onTimeIntervalChanged: {                 console.log("time interval changed")             }             onStatusChanged: {                 if (status === Enums.LayerStatusInitialized) {                     // assign a new timeInterval                     timeAwareDynamicLayer.timeInterval = myTimeExtent;                 }             }         }     }     TimeExtent {         id: myTimeExtent         startDate: new Date(2016, 2, 27)         endDate: new Date(2016, 2, 28)     } } As a side note, I recommend using the layer status (statusChanged signal) instead of Component.onCompleted for something like this. With checking layer status, you can make sure it is initialized, whereas Component.onCompleted is built into all QML types, and will just tell you if it is default constructed basically. In this case, we want to wait until we actually know it is initialized, meaning it has gone out to the service, obtained all of the layer info, been added to the map, etc. Component.onCompleted would likely fire before all of that stuff has happened. -Luke ... View more