Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

‎03-26-2015

Hey Chuck, Take a look at the "Position display live" sample under the Position category of the QML Sample App. Notice that the Display Mode combo box displays a few different options for you. There is autopan and navigation included with the QML API. You can set it with the AutoPanMode Enum - http://developersdev.arcgis.com/qt/qml/api-reference/class_enums.html#a02718eb9504a075d207067d7d567c648 For example, "mode: Enums.AutoPanModeNavigation." Thanks, Luke

‎03-26-2015

Nevermind, I see the option in ArcMap. I'll take a look into this.

‎03-26-2015

Marco- Which property do you call on export tiles to give you the "exploded" version? Thanks, Luke

‎03-26-2015

By extension property, do you mean extent property? When you generate a geodatabase from the server, and specify the extent in the parameters, that does 2 things- first, it only retrieves the features within that extent and puts those into the local gdb. Second, it restricts editing to that extent, so even if your user were add a feature outside of the extent, or try to update a feature's geometry to be outside of the geodatabase extent, it would not be successfully added back to the server once the sync happens. Take a look at the Local geodatabase editing sample in the QML Sample App. If you zoom into some specific area and generate, notice that if you zoom out, the features outside the extent are not visible. Select a feature and attempt to move it outside of the extent, and it will not work. Hope this helps. Luke

‎03-25-2015

Ceyhun- Please re-run the post installer that ships with the sdk for Android. Make sure you point it to the correct qmake, which in your case looks like it would be something like "E:/Projects/Qt/5.4/android_armv7/bin/qmake". This should copy the right bits from the Runtime SDK installation into the Qt Kit. Thanks, Luke

‎03-25-2015

KK, Your options for editing are to either generate an offline geodatabase, then edit, then sync, or to use the GeodatabaseFeatureServiceTable, and directly edit from the service. Note that with the GeodatabaseFeatureServiceTable, there is some local caching on your device that will happen automatically, so this will work in a "partially connected" scenario. If you are wanting to to the full offline workflow, you need to generate the full geodatabase from the server. The API basically just exposes the capabilities that you see from the REST page of your service. If you navigate to your service REST endpoint and click on create replica, you will see the same options- there isn't an option to return geometry only. If this is something you would like to see, you could either log an enhancement through support or on ideas.arcgis.com (enhancement would be for ArcGIS Server to allow you to specify outFields on create replica, or to have an option to return geometry only). Hope this helps. -Luke

‎03-24-2015

Hi KK, We recommend you post the question in the AppStudio Beta forum. The AppStudio team will be able to tell you the best way to go to and from AppStudio. That way, other AppStudio users will also be able to see how they can start in AppStudio and move to the SDK, or vice versa. Thanks! -Luke

‎03-23-2015

KK, Is it possible to share your service with us? It looks like there is an assertion thrown relating to something in the Levels of detail in the service. If you cannot let us use the actual service, can you please send a screenshot of the TileInfo on your service? Thanks, Luke

‎03-19-2015

The code seems to look fine. Can you copy in the output from the console please? The only other things I noticed were you are still using 10.3 Beta, but we recommend using 10.2.5, which is a final release with the same capabilities. Also, you set up an extent. To simplify it (and make sure there aren't extent or spatial reference issues), can you make it so there is just a map with a tiled service in it, and nothing else?

‎03-18-2015

For QML, we currently support ArcGIS Tiled map service layers, ArcGIS Local Tiled Layers (.tpk or ArcGIS tile cache), and Open Street Map services. Our C++ API has support for a Tile Handler that allows for pulling in tiles from other sources. This class or something similar has not yet made its way into the QML API. However, we have had a lot of interest expressed for this, so it is something in the works for an upcoming release. Thanks, Luke

‎03-18-2015

Ahh, I thought you meant the source to the overall sample application, not each individual sample in the app. Sorry for the confusion. I agree with you on the GeoJSON thing. We will see when we can get this added in. Thanks! Luke

‎03-18-2015

For GeoJSON, the answer is not right now. We will be adding support for this in a future release, but unfortunately don't have it currently. If you're feeling ambitious, it would by all means be possible to write something in C++ (or maybe even QML) that made the rest request to your service that sends back geojson, and parses that and displays the output in a graphics layer. The Runtime Java team put out a sample that does something like this - arcgis-runtime-samples-java/geojson at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-java · GitHub The goal is to have something like this be part of the actual API in the future. As for the download TPK, are you referring to the sample that shows how to call export tiles, or are you wanting to know about how the offline data is downloaded throughout the app?

‎03-18-2015

No, we did not provide the source for the sample app for this release. In a future release, we plan to move the sample code to github so others can see and contribute (and build themselves). Is there something that it does that you are curious about, or are you just wanting to build the whole thing yourself? Thanks, Luke

‎03-18-2015

Hey KK- There are a few places that you can obtain the APK. The easiest thing to do is to just press play in Qt Creator, and it will build the libraries, create and bundle the APK, push it to the device, and install it all in one go. You can then obtain the APK from the shadow build folder (the folder that is created next to the project folder during the build process). Inside of that, there is an android-build/bin folder, and you will see the APK there. You can then take this an install this on other devices. If you are looking for a more official and less hacky type of way to build the APK (perhaps you need to do an automated daily build, or you have different options you want to specify/sign the APK), then you should use the "androiddeployqt" executable that is in your ~/Qt/5.4/android_armv7/bin folder. This takes a bit more time to get it set up (compared to just pressing play), but is a good resource if you are looking to have a build system set up in your organization. Note that Qt Creator just calls this tool for you when you press play. Please refer to the Qt documentation for more details - Deploying an Application on Android | Qt 5.4 -Luke

‎03-18-2015

Could you please upload the header/source files, so that I can see if there are any differences in the final code that I have and your final code? Thanks! -Luke

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Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

Re: autoPan functionality for Qt?

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