Latest Contributions by AlexanderNohe1

Hi Thomas Saldana‌, Perhaps you could try using FeatureLayer | ArcGIS Android 10.2.9 API and using the setLabelsEnabled(boolean) to turn on labels for your feature.  This would take a feature table as the constructor for a feature layer and you should be able to construct the feature table from a GeodatabaseFeatureServiceTable.  I hope this helps! Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hi Centerline Mapping‌, For the older version of the runtime, have you tried using LayerTimeOptions | ArcGIS Android 10.2.9 API  ? Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hello Tércyo Storck‌, Can you post the error that you get when the application crashes? Additionally, are you using any other libraries in your project?  Could you post the dependencies from your gradle file?  It should look something like this: dependencies {     compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])     androidTestCompile('com.android.support.test.espresso:espresso-core:2.2.2', {         exclude group: 'com.android.support', module: 'support-annotations'     })     compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:25.2.0'     compile 'com.android.support.constraint:constraint-layout:1.0.2'     compile 'com.android.support:design:25.2.0'     testCompile 'junit:junit:4.12' } Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hi thomassldn‌, I was under the assumption that you were working with Runtime version 100, not runtime version 10.2.x.  I will need to go and revisit the previous runtime version and see if I can come up with something. Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hi Thomas Saldana‌, I would look into turning on labeling via the feature layer method setLabelsEnabled(booelan enabled): FeatureLayer| arcgis-android  I believe that documentation link should put you on the correct path. Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Sorry 9erNumber16‌, At this time, I did not discover anything worthwhile in sharing regarding this case. I am still reviewing some notes and hope to have an update soon. Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hi Martin Kantar‌, While I do not know when the next release is (I am not in product management), I do believe that a helpful resource to use would be the ArcGIS Blog for Android.  This is where you can get the inside scoop on upcoming releases, betas, and even helpful examples provided by some of the product engineers on the runtime team.  This is the link to the RSS feed if you would prefer to subscribe to updates that way. While this is not the answer you may be looking for, I hope it helps you find your resolution. Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hello Pranav MS‌, You could build a view in android with two edit texts that let you take the distance and angle.  From there, you could plug this into the GeometryEngine's moveGeodetic method and this should return a new point from the starting point which you can then use to build your polygon.  You can then put this returned points into a point collection and when you press finish (ButtonView wired by you) you can return a Polygon by passing the point collection into a PolygonBuilder ( PolygonBuilder| arcgis-android ). I hope this helps! Thanks, Alexander  ... View more

Hi Mustafa Asaad‌, In that case, I would build the mobile map package in ArcGIS Pro using your streets and then using this class MobileMapPackage| arcgis-android  you could open the package and grab the map and the layers.  You could then use your algorithm in the application to work with your dataset presented in the map. I hope this helps! Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hi mostfaasaad‌, Are you looking to build your own routing solution from scratch or are you looking to use the network analyst tools to build the network dataset? Additionally, you can use ArcGIS Pro to create a mobile map package with your network datasets and locator which you can then access on the mobile device. It really depends on your requirements. ... View more

Hi Josh Bartz‌, I did investigate this a bit and found the behavior that you described on Android to be replicated.  I still need to test against runtime version 100 to see the behavior there. Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hi Josh Bartz‌, Thanks for the clarification.  I will take a look into it when I get some free time and see what I can find. Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hi Josh Bartz‌, Do you have a sample DynamicLayer we can test with? I think for myself, I would do something like this to get all layers to show (based on the documentation): ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer serviceLayer = new ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer(url, null, credentials); I look forward to your reply. Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hi Alejandro Pallares‌, I believe what you are looking to do is call the screenToLocation(Point point) method in the mapView.  This would allow you to take the screen coordinates and get them converted to real world coordinates in the mapview and place a point or graphic.  The following documentation should be of help to you: MapView screenToLocation | arcgis-android  Thanks, Alexander  ... View more

In your code I am reading: Point pointGeometry = new Point(latitude, latitude, 5, SpatialReference,getWgs84()); where I think you meant: Point pointGeometry = new Point(longitude, latitude, 5, SpatialReference,getWgs84()); ... View more