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Rather than have your second point be at 170, what happens if you set your second point to -190 ? ... View more

This is not yet implemented for runtime version 100.x This enhancement request is currently open and our engineers are hard at work implementing it: ENH-000104889 Add a method to set the maximum extent of the map to Android Runtime 100.0 ... View more

Hi Gerben Verbrugghe‌, I assume that you are working with the 10.2.x release of Explorer.  This version of the application does not support public accounts.  If you have access to a paid subscription account you can use that account info instead. If you are looking to use your public account with the Explorer application, I would consider enrolling in our beta program here: https://community.esri.com/message/691966-android-explorer-beta-release-signup-and-install-information The beta program features the new version of explorer coming in the next few months.  This newer version of Explorer removes the requirement of having an organizational account so you should be able to login with the credentials that you were using.  If you do not wish to enroll in the beta, this version should be available to you within the next few months. I hope this helps! ... View more

Rather than acces the toolbox in ArcMap, you can use the buffer tool in the GeometryEngine This will allow you to buffer any feature that you pass in to the tool and then buffer it by the unit of the spatial reference. ... View more

You can sideload it by plugging your Android device into your computer and then in the Android File Transfer tool, loading it into /ArcGIS/mmpks/ folder. ... View more

We're hard at working getting the Android version ready for release. Are you by chance already a member of our beta community?  You can help us ensure that we have the best available product on release and that your workflows will be supported. For more information, please visit this blog article describing on how to join the beta: https://community.esri.com/message/691966-android-explorer-beta-release-signup-and-install-information  ... View more

Awesome!  Glad you got rolling.  This is a tricky scenario that is occasionally run into. ... View more

Ahh, okay. I believe the showPopup() method is left blank on purpose as there is a lot of different ways that a developer could implement this and more than likely, it is left up to the developers design and preference for their applications implementation. I guess we need to break it down into how do you want to display your popups and specific behavior that you are looking for in order to move forward.  The popups can be displayed either as a separate view entirely or in a callout (think similar to ArcGIS Online).  What do you envision as the way you are interested in showing the popup? Then, you would need to determine if you want to show attachments and media within the popups and determine how you would like to display this (again separate view or in the callout).  The code that is displayed above will only show the top selected element that is returned from the popups, this means that if you have multiple features sitting very close to each other (nearly on top of each other if not sitting on top of each other) when clicked will only return one feature.  Would you want to handle having multiple features showing?  And this again would require some thought on how to handle this.  (Perhaps a dialog with a recyclerview). What type of features are you going to support? (MapServices, FeatureServices, Both?)  Are you supporting all webmaps or do you have a specific webmap in mind? When the above is determined, we can perhaps provide a few pointers in the direction to go with this (along with some small snippets of code). Did you have a look at my sample that I wrote a couple of months ago?  ( GitHub - nohe427/KtPopup: Kotlin Popups  ) This is written in Kotlin which is a bit different than Java, but the work involved to get rolling should be similar.  Are you familiar with Kotlin?  In this sample, I used the umano AndroidSlidingUpPanel (GitHub - umano/AndroidSlidingUpPanel: This library provides a simple way to add a draggable sliding up panel (popularize… ) to display my popups.  This was quite a challenge getting everything working correctly and is not something that comes out of the box from the SDK.  Since we last talked, I did bring it up to the SDK team that you are interested in seeing a function added for default behavior. ... View more

I believe this is a defect...  I would reach out to your local esri distributor to get this logged as such.  They can then provide you a defect number to track the status of this defect so you can be alerted when it is addressed. ... View more

Yes ... View more

This might be better in a new question by itself as this question is marked as resolved. ... View more

Yes.  A list of supported raster formats can be found here: Add raster data—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android | ArcGIS for Developers  Additionally, if you want to load multiple raster formats, you will need to iteratively invoke the raster layer constructor and then add each layer created to the mapview.  You would want something along the lines of this: ArrayList<String> paths = new ArrayList(); paths.add("/path/to/first.png"); paths.add("/path/to/second.png"); for (String path : paths) {       Raster raster = new Raster(rasterFilePath);       RasterLayer rasterLayer = new RasterLayer(raster);       mapview.addLayer(rasterLayer); } I hope this helps! ... View more