Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

In my opinion, if you can do what you need with a runtime geodatabase (the geodatabase you create from the Create Runtime Content tool), then you should use this. The main reason being that it is one less dependency that your application has, and will lower the size of you application quite a lot. It sounds like everything you listed should be easily attainable with the runtime geodatabase. However, if you would rather use the MPK and local server for another reason, that would be perfectly viable as well. -Luke ... View more

Bhargav- Unfortunately, there isn't a way to create the types you mention with the API; you can just get them back from the military symbols. We are looking into some new designs for Quartz, but they will likely not make it in for final. Ultimately, a composite symbol that would allow you to take two different symbols and put them together into one symbol would be ideal. You could then define something like a marker symbol and a text symbol with an x and y offset, then put those together into one composite symbol to apply to a graphic. We are also looking to add labelling for graphics at Quartz, so you could label your graphic with whatever information you wanted. Thanks, Luke ... View more

Bhargav- There seems to be a bug in our select method, which is setting the "_action" property incorrectly. Luckily, there is a workaround. Can you try something like: 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 ... View more

Ian, Here is what I would do: 1) Run a queryFeatures against the GeodatabaseFeatureTable - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt QML API: FeatureTable Class Reference 2) The queryFeatures result will return an FeatureResult, which has an iterator of features (FeatureQueryIterator - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt QML API: FeatureQueryIterator Class Reference)). 3)  Use a while loop to loop through the iterator while the iterator hasNext. This will give you access to the resulting feature. The feature has geometry - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt QML API: Feature Class Reference 4) Once you have the geometry, you can directly call buffer() on the geometry, which will give you the output polygon geometry ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt QML API: Geometry Class Reference 5) Create a Graphic and  add it to a GraphicsLayer. Use the buffer geometry for the graphic's geometry, and use a Renderer or a SimpleFillSymbol for the Graphics symbol. Hope this helps. Thanks, Luke ... View more

The GeodatabaseFeatureTable contains a featureType property that will return a list of feature types. You can loop through the list and get the name of each featureType and add it to the combo box's model. Thanks, Luke ... View more

Hi Kishore, There is almost certainly a way to do this with Qt itself, but we do not have any methods baked into the API for this. At Quartz, we will have a way to export images from a map view, but actually exporting to PDF won't be an option even at Quartz. I believe you will need to look into using the QPrinter class from Qt - QPrinter Class | Qt Print Support 5.5 Thanks, Luke ... View more