Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

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 ... View more

Hey KK, The Runtime does not support these file formats. We support working with sqlite geodatabases with the .geodatabase file extension. There are 2 ways to create these. The first option is to load the data into ArcMap and use the "Create Runtime Content" GP tool. This will take your features and convert them to a runtime sqlite geodatabase. You can then edit features with this gdb. However, there is not a synchronizing tool at this point, so edits will not be able to be applied back to the file geodatabase. The most common scenario for offline editing is where a user will publish a feature service (either on server or as a hosted feature service in ArcGIS Online/Portal) and set the Sync capabilities to true. You would then create a replica from the service, which would create a .geodatabase for you from the service. Once you do your edits, you can then apply those edits to the service, and the service will pick up any changes and save them to your enterprise geodatabase. Please see the "Local geodatabase editing" sample in the QML Sample app for more details about how to do this. Thanks! Luke ... View more

Hey KK, You can read all about AppStudio for ArcGIS here - AppStudio for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Thanks, Luke ... View more

Hey Juan, The new build for Windows on 5.4.1 is now up and ready for download in the same place you got 5.4.0. With this, you will use Qt 5.4.1 with our SDK. Thanks! Luke ... View more

Hey Rainer- You can follow the same instructions that we went through on that forum. Please keep in mind that with both the 10.3 Beta and the 10.2.5 final cut, RHEL 7 is not technically listed on the supported platforms- we only officially support 6.2-6.6. From our testing, it should mostly work just fine, with the exception of local server (with C++). The special instructions on the website for 6.x are should be taken into account for 6.x only, as there is a compatibility issue with the version of gcc on those RHEL machines. If you decide to try and run our SDK on RHEL 7, you should not use the custom build that we provide. You will need to download 5.4.0 or 5.4.1 (from the Qt Company) with the final cut of ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt 10.2.5. Thanks! Luke ... View more

No, there is no sketching tool at this point with the QML API. I recommend you checkout some of the samples in the QML sample app. Specifically, many of the geometry samples show how to sketch points, lines, and polygons. The "Relation online" sample is a good example of this. A sketching tool in some capacity is something that we are looking at adding in an upcoming release. Thanks, Luke ... View more

Hi Miguel, The samples unfortunately weren't designed in a way that they could be fully copied out, as there are some internal classes that are used. The headers that you mention it can't find are those internal classes we use. With the samples, you will need to pull out the pieces that you like and integrate them into your app, as copying the header/source in its entirety won't work. Thank you, Luke ... View more

Hey Chuck- In your Qt Creator preferences under Android, do you have the checkbox to use Gradle instead of Ant checked? I have seen a similar error to what you were seeing when I had this checked. If this is the case, and you do want to use Gradle, then go into your template at Android/Other files/res/values/strings.xml, and remove the ministro related strings and the fatal error string. It seems that these are not necessary if you are using Gradle, but are with Ant. Your other option could be to just use Ant instead of Gradle if you have no preference. If that's not related to the issue, then just out of curiosity, could you try creating a brand new project with the template and deploying it to Android? That will help us determine if there is a change that needs to happen in the project or with Qt Creator/some prereq. Thanks, Luke ... View more