Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

‎10-26-2015

Do you get an error? You should be able to get to it through the signals for the geoprocessor.

‎10-21-2015

I don't have anything to suggest, but perhaps someone else in the community may. Also may be worth cross posting in the Qt Company forums to see if they have any pointers on file security and encryption.

‎10-21-2015

This is something we are looking into for a future release, but is not currently available. When you create a mobile geodatabase with the create runtime content, it is using the same JSON spec as the feature service, which I believe also does not support publishing a service with multiple field renderer. You should see the same behavior between the mobile geodatabase and the feature service (an analyzer error stating that this renderer is not supported), and that is where the limitation currently is. Hope this helps. -Luke

‎10-20-2015

Hi Paul, We do not support encrypted mobile geodatabases. You would need to use some other form of device or file system encryption if this is a requirement for your project. Thanks, Luke

‎10-20-2015

The current release of the Qt SDK supports building for iOS and Android with arm processor. If you are looking for Linux support on an arm processor, then we do not have support for this at this time. For all that are interested in seeing this, the best thing to do is to go to ideas.arcgis.com and log the enhancement there so that we can gauge the interest in this. Thank you, Luke

‎10-20-2015

If you are not able to see the REST endpoint, then there was probably an issue with creating or starting the service. I suggest you create a slot to handle the service creation success/failure signals and determine what is happening when creating and starting the service. Thanks, Luke

‎10-19-2015

Bhargav- First, let me suggest that if you are doing any of the following, you use the Runtime APIs directly built in tasks instead of building a GPK/Service. This will be more efficient and will not require the use of local server. - Local Route (Offline) - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt C++ API: EsriRuntimeQt::LocalRouteTask Class Reference - Online Route - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt C++ API: EsriRuntimeQt::OnlineRouteTask Class Reference - Service Area - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt C++ API: EsriRuntimeQt::ServiceAreaTask Class Reference - Closest Facility - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt C++ API: EsriRuntimeQt::ClosestFacilityTask Class Reference If any of these do the network analysis that you need, please use these classes directly instead of the geoprocessing route. We are in the process of updating our doc to recommend the updated workflows. Based on you indicating you are doing make route layer, I believe you could use either the LocalRouteTask or the OnlineRouteTask. If you do need to use the geoprocessor, then I am not sure what the issue is. Have you made sure to start up the service, and wait for it to start successfully before you execute the solve route? It sounds like it can't find the execute task on the REST endpoint, which may indicate it isn't successfully started. -Luke

‎10-19-2015

Hi All- Creating a TPK from a cached tiled map service in ArcMap is not currently supported. There is an analyzer error put in place that will not let you create the TPK until you remove the map service from the basemap layer. However, we are planning to remove the analyzer at an upcoming release so that you can indeed export a map service as a TPK. To clarify what these service that say "for export" are for... They are for using the Export Tile Cache task in the Runtime APIs. This task allows you to request an area of interest and levels of details, and the service will asynchronously send tiles to the device. If you look at the REST endpoint, they have an additional parameter called export tiles. Though it is a bit confusing, this does not mean that they are specially designed to be exportable from ArcMap- they can only be exported through the REST export tiles call. Export Tiles: ArcGIS REST API . Here is the bug report for the analyzer preventing exporting map service as TPKs, for whomever is interested - BUG-000081937 - The Create Map Tile Package (Data Management) tool.. I hope this helps clarifies things. Thanks, Luke

‎10-09-2015

Perfect, they will be able to submit a bug to Esri support on your behalf. Thanks, Luke

‎10-08-2015

Who's going to the Esri Developer Summit in Berlin next month? I f you have the opportunity to go, I highly encourage you do so. This is a great opportunity to meet fellow developers and to learn about new tips and tricks when using ArcGIS. You'll also get to see what the next generation of the Runtime SDKs looks like. You can find more info here - 2015 Esri Developer Summit – Berlin, Germany

‎10-07-2015

Hi Nick, If you use just the code I sent without the tpk, it works. Once you add the TPK, it doesn't work. This is because your TPK is in spatial ref 102100, while your gdb is in 2610. We don't support on the fly auto reprojection with the offline gdb, so when you are clicking on what looks like your feature layer, you are actually just clicking on the TPK, and the gdb isn't actually displaying on your screen. Since the map's spatial reference is defined by the first layer added to it, you have a couple options: 1) Create your TPK in 2610 instead of 102100 (web mercator). This would require you to create the necessary tiling scheme in ArcMap as opposed to using the AGOL/Bing/Google tiling scheme, which makes it 102100. Once you have your TPK in the correct spatial reference, the geodatabase that is in that spatial reference will display as expected 2) Continue using the TPK that is in 102100, and re-create your geodatabase in 102100 instead of 2610. If you are creating the geodatabase from an online feature service, you can pass the desired spatial reference into the sync parameters. If you are creating it from ArcMap, you can change the data frame's spatial reference to 102100. Hope this helps. -Luke

‎10-07-2015

Hi Jakob, Yes, this appears to be a bug. Miles looks correct but Kilometers does not. If possible, can you please contact Esri Support to get it logged, so that there is a public facing bug that you can keep track of? As you mentioned, the workaround in the meantime is to calculate the geodesic length from the polyline on the route, and use that instead. Thanks, Luke

‎10-07-2015

Nick- Give something like this a try: import QtQuick 2.3 import QtQuick.Controls 1.2 import ArcGIS.Runtime 10.26 ApplicationWindow { id: appWindow width: 800 height: 600 Geodatabase { id:gdb path: "/Users/username/Desktop/second.geodatabase" } GeodatabaseFeatureTable{ id: gdbtable geodatabase: gdb featureServiceLayerId: 0 } Map { anchors.fill: parent focus: true FeatureLayer { id: featureLayer featureTable: gdbtable selectionColor: "cyan" } onMouseClicked: { var featureList = featureLayer.findFeatures(mouse.x,mouse.y,2,20) console.log("number of features:", featureList.length); for (var i = 0; i < featureList.length; i++) { console.log("feature id is:", featureList); } } } }

‎10-06-2015

If you are using 127.0.0.1, it will only work when you have a local proxy running like fiddler. Otherwise, it is telling the API to run things through the proxy, but that proxy isn't actually running, and the network requests will never make it out.

‎10-06-2015

Hi John- You need to setup the proxy with ArcGISRuntime::setUpProxy - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt QML API: ArcGISRuntime Class Reference For example, something like the following should do the trick: import QtQuick 2.3 import QtQuick.Controls 1.2 import ArcGIS.Runtime 10.26 ApplicationWindow { id: appWindow width: 800 height: 600 Component.onCompleted: { ArcGISRuntime.setupProxy("http://127.0.0.1:8888"); // add your own URL and port } Map { anchors.fill: parent focus: true ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer { url: "http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer" } } }

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Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

Re: Support for Network Tools

Re: How to secure a runtime geodatabase

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Re: How to secure a runtime geodatabase

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Re: Support for Network Tools

Re: Support for Network Tools

Re: Creating offline tiles (tpk) not working in ArcMap

Re: EsriRuntimeQt::Route::totalKilometers() returns miles, not kilometers?

Who's going to the Dev Summit in Berlin?

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Re: EsriRuntimeQt::Route::totalKilometers() returns miles, not kilometers?

Re: how connect feature table?

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