Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

Sorry for the confusion. Can you post this in the .NET space? ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET That will notify the .NET community and they will be able to help investigate. Thanks, Luke ... View more

Andy- From reading through StackOverflow and some Apple doc, it seems you have a few options. The issue is that anything in the Documents folder will get backed up unless you explicitly tell it not to. See this stack overflow thread http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16521080/how-to-remove-automatically-data-backup-from-icloud-in-ios-app One thing you could try is on iOS, actually saving your data to the temp folder instead of documents. The Extras plugin has a function that returns the temp location - ArcGIS Runtime QML Extras: System Class Reference Otherwise, it seems you need to write some Objective C, and would need to integrate that with Qt somehow. This would be need to tell the app to back up your Documents folder, but to exclude some certain subfolders. This is explained here Technical Q&A QA1719: How do I prevent files from being backed up to iCloud and iTunes? You will need to use either the addSkipBackupAttributeToItemAtURL or addSkipBackupAttributeToItemAtPath methods. Once you add the Objective C Class, you will need to look into calling this from within Qt (ex: [SOLVED]Using objective-c class in qt c++ | Qt Forum ) Hope this helps. The temp location may be the quickest solution, but that decision is up to you. Thanks, Luke ... View more

If you are using the Developer license, then this is a different issue. The original issue in this thread was because it wasn't using Developer or Standard - it was using only a Basic license. I recommend you post in the .NET thread and someone in the .NET community will be able to better help troubleshoot. ... View more

Yes, that static method should allow you to connect to a file geodatabase. You will need to use this in conjunction with Local Server in C++. I recommend you take a look at the Local Server > Shapefile sample and base your code off that. Thanks, Luke ... View more

Hey Paul- Set the default label and default symbol. Everything will get labeled/symbolized like that symbol unless they match one of your class breaks or unique values, in which case they will use whatever you assigned it. Thanks, Luke ... View more

Kishore, You can edit a Geodatabase created through Runtime Content, the restraint is that you can't really check that data back in to ArcMap. If you need to check your edits back in, your options are to use the full sync feature service workflow, or you could generate geodatabases, and then register them with a sync enabled feature service. Are you getting an error of any sort? Make sure it is in a read/write location on your machine. The code in the "Local Geodatabase Editing" sample should work just the same on your geodatabase. Thanks, Luke ... View more

Hi Prem- It looks like our doc hasn't been updated correctly. I will put in a request to get this fixed up. Since you are obtaining a license and not going through portal, you will need to do the following: - Go into the AppInfo.h and set your client id - Go into the AppInfo.h and set your license (and uncomment it) This will eventually call the following lines in the main.cpp // Initialize license #ifdef kClientID     QCoreApplication::instance()->setProperty("ArcGIS.Runtime.clientId", kClientId); #ifdef kLicense     QCoreApplication::instance()->setProperty("ArcGIS.Runtime.license", kLicense); #endif #endif If you aren't using our template, then use the above lines and replace kClientId and kLicense with the info you have received. You actually can't set the license in QML, as this could be a potential security issue, as the QML is interpreted and not necessarily compiled. You can check if everything is set correctly in QML though, by doing something like the following: Component.onCompleted: {     if (ArcGISRuntime.license.licenseLevel === Enums.LicenseLevelBasic) {         console.log("basic");     } else if (ArcGISRuntime.license.licenseLevel === Enums.LicenseLevelStandard) {         console.log("standard");     } else if (ArcGISRuntime.license.licenseLevel === Enums.LicenseLevelDeveloper) {         console.log("developer");     } } Thanks, Luke ... View more

The only issue that we saw with pre-release 5.5 was that there were some binary compatibility issues on Windows. We reported those and they were fixed for the final release, so you should be good to go with 10.2.6 of the SDK and 5.5 of Qt. If you find any issues, please report them. Thanks, Luke ... View more