Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

‎03-21-2016

Hi Ryan, This might be better suited for the ArcGIS Desktop space, as someone there may be able to comment on what might be happening in the conversion of the data to KML. -Luke

‎03-21-2016

Yep, you're correct. They return lists of features. deletedFeatures will give you a list of strings, representing object IDs that have been deleted. It'll for sure be fixed in Quartz. I will put in a 10.2.x report as well, and we will see if we can get it fixed up.

‎03-21-2016

Hey Ken, There isn't currently anything available through AppFramework, and Qt itself doesn't seem to have this either. We are looking into potential solutions for this in a future release. -Luke

‎03-16-2016

I missed this in the original title of the post, but The issue is likely the version of red hat you are using. With our 10.2.x release, we support 6.2-6.6. Please see the system requirements here - System requirements—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt | ArcGIS for Developers Red hat 7 has been known to work with our API in general, but not with local server, due to wine compatibility issues. We are planning on targeting red hat 7 for our Quartz release, which comes out later this year. -Luke

‎03-15-2016

Qmake should be in your Qt installation, not in your msvc installation. The post installer gives an example path in the placeholder text of the text box. Usually it is something like c:\qt\qt5.5.1\msvc2013\bin\qmake

‎03-15-2016

Is the path to the MPK correct? It seems like it starts up the local server itself, but the service is not starting.

‎03-15-2016

Sounds like you are on the right path. The "dissolved" warning is just a warning in ArcMap, and should not be related to this. You will need the geodatabase and .tn folder. They are both required, though you just point to the .geodatabase in your local route task. My suggestion would be to take the local routing sample, switch out the network dataset and basemap, and try and see if you can use it with your data.

‎03-14-2016

You need to create a sqlite based geodatabase with the file extension ".geodatabase". We refer to these as mobile geodatabases. You author these in ArcMap using the Create Runtime Content tool. Here is the help for the tool - Creating ArcGIS Runtime content—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop.. Your ArcGIS Desktop users should be able to add in the transportation network dataset into ArcMap, and use this tool to export it to a mobile geodatabase that contains the transportation network. I will make sure to add a note that we need to better doc this. -Luke

‎03-13-2016

In addition to Qt Creator, you will need to run the post installer for MSVC kit (either 32 or 64 bit). In your Qt Creator Build and Run Option menu, click on the Qt Versions tab, and you should see all of your kits, and where qmake is located for each. Use this path for Windows MSVC in the post installer. -Luke

‎03-11-2016

You should be able to do something like the following to select it Message selectMsg = MessageHelper::createSelectMessage(SymbolDictionaryType::Mil2525C, “message_id”, “position_report", true); selectMsg.setProperty(“_action”, “select”); // set _action property to “select” or “un-select” m_groupLayer->messageProcessor()->processMessage( selectMsg ); // process select message

‎03-11-2016

It works for me. Here is my code. Maybe you can try this and see if it works for you? import QtQuick 2.3 import QtQuick.Controls 1.2 import ArcGIS.Extras 1.0 import ArcGIS.Runtime 10.26 ApplicationWindow { width: 500 height: 500 Map { anchors.fill: parent FeatureLayer { featureTable: gdbFeatureTable } } Geodatabase { id: gdb path: "~/ArcGIS/Runtime/Data/BirdSightings.geodatabase" } GeodatabaseFeatureTable { id: gdbFeatureTable geodatabase: gdb.valid ? gdb : null featureServiceLayerId: 0 onGeodatabaseFeatureTableValidChanged: { console.log("Gdb feature table is initialized.") console.log(JSON.stringify(gdbFeatureTable.extent.json)) } } }

‎03-11-2016

Did you make sure to run the post installer?

‎02-29-2016

Perhaps you could use Fiddler to capture the http network traffic and see if the proper information is being sent to the server? Note that you will need to set up proxy to point to local host in order to do this -- ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt QML API: ArcGISRuntime Class Reference

‎02-29-2016

Not exactly, but you could probably use the "Difference Online" geometry sample in the QML Sample App to imitate a sketch. That is probably the best place to start. -Luke

‎02-26-2016

Are you wanting an interactive experience? We don't yet have a "sketch layer", but plan on having something similar at a future release. In the meantime, you could just take the geometry of the feature, create a graphic using that geometry, allow the user to click and edit the graphic, then once they are done, update the feature's geometry with the graphic's geometry.

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Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

Re: KML

Re: Documentation possibly incorrect for GeodatabaseFeatureTable addedFeatures and updatedFeatures

Re: How can I know if connection is wifi or cellular

Re: Local Server on Red hat 7.1x64

Re: [Error]ArcGISRuntime.h: No such file or directory

Re: Local Server on Red hat 7.1x64

Re: LocalRouteTask geodatabase format, documentation/how?

Re: LocalRouteTask geodatabase format, documentation/how?

Re: [Error]ArcGISRuntime.h: No such file or directory

Re: Selecting Mil2525c Symbol On Mouse Click

Re: Getting Extents of Runtime geodatabse

Re: [Error]ArcGISRuntime.h: No such file or directory

Re: Updating point feature problem qt/qml

Re: How to reshape polygon feature in qt/qml

Re: How to reshape polygon feature in qt/qml

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