Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

Romeo- The API is multithreaded- what exactly are you trying to do? For example, if you are running tasks, you don't need to try and run it in another thread- we do that for you. Are you trying to call moveToThread() on a runtime task (QObject) that is already created in the UI thread? If that is what you are doing, perhaps you could instantiate the taskin the other thread instead of the UI thread? If this isn't the case, or you are needing further clarification, please let me know. Example code or further explanation of your workflow would be great. Thanks, Luke ... View more

Bryant- Just as a heads up, our beta version of the Runtime SDK that supports the QML API is now available for download. With the QML API, you can write cross platform applications that run on Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, and iOS. ArcGIS SDK for Qt Beta | ArcGIS for Developers -Luke ... View more

Which version of Qt are you using? You will need the MSVC2012 w/ openGL Desktop 5.1.1, but I think you may be using MinGW ... View more

Elvis Dowson‌ mohamed ajap‌ victor ruiz‌ The public beta for 10.3 is now available, and it will allow for you to create Android and iOS applications using arm. Please see this for more information: The 10.3 BETA of ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt featuring the QML API has launched! | ArcGIS Blog ... View more

Your code works for me in the Python window. >>> locator_path = r"E:\GIS_Data\Runtime_Content\Source\SanFrancisco.gdb\SanFranciscoLocator_DualRange" >>> sddraft_file = r"C:\Temp\Geocoding.sddraft" >>> sd_file = r"C:\Temp\Geocoding.sd" >>> service_name = "test" >>> summary = "Address Locator for " + service_name >>> tags = "address,locator,geocode" >>> gis_server_connection_file = r"C:\Users\luca6804\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Desktop10.3\ArcCatalog\arcgis on sds2-appgrp_6080 (admin)" >>> analyze_messages = arcpy.CreateGeocodeSDDraft(locator_path, sddraft_file, service_name, connection_file_path=gis_server_connection_file, summary=summary, tags=tags) Have you tried pointing the locator_path variable to an actual locator and not just the folder that contains the locators? The help specifies the following for this parameter: A string that represents the catalog path to the address locator. Valid formats for the address locator are locator files (.loc) in a file folder or locators in a geodatabase. If that doesn't do it, can you pleas share the error you are receiving? ... View more

The above suggestions is a good one. You might check out this blog if that doesn't help. ... View more

Fred- Tiled map services are one of the unsupported data types that cannot be added to ArcMap and exported to a TPK. While the OSM basemap isn't available, you could look at using the new TileCacheTask class to generate an offline basemap for a few of other other tiled basemaps. ... View more

The issue is most likely related to what I referenced above. We have the issue logged and are looking into it. I recommend that for the time being, you either right click the tool and select to run the tool in batch or run through Python. ... View more

Do you have IE 11? It seems like people have reported this issue in IE 11 and/or Windoes 8/8.1. It is logged in our system- http://support.esri.com/en/bugs/nimbus/role/beta10_1/TklNMDk3MDU4 ... View more

I can repro this. It seems like the input box for the tolerance is getting cut off. I'm looking into this. ... View more

Do you have Python 2.7 and ArcGIS 10.0? I believe ArcGIS 10.0 shipped with Python 2.6. I'd take a look at the bottom of this help page, as it shows you the .pth file you need to direct Python to the arcpy installation location - http://help.arcgis.com/en%20/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//002z00000008000000 Edit- Nevermind, glad you figured it out. ... View more

Interesting, pointing to a folder that contains one of the images works for me. I tried on a machine with 10.1 and 10.2. I attached the tool dialog from my run. All I specified was the input folder and accepted the defaults for the other parameters. If you try the same with the one image, does it work? ... View more

You might try running a few of them through an online exif metadata viewer to see if you can find any information about location. Here's one I just tried with some pictures I took on my phone - http://exif-viewer.com/ Edit - sorry, missed your first update where the Nikon photo Viewer showed your pictures. Maybe you could upload an image or two, along with the associated files in a zip file? ... View more