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This looks like you might have a typo in your image. It looks like you are specifying the latitude for both arguments (latitude and longitude) in your point constructor.
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Alejandro Pallares, Does it look like the map is centering in the ocean? At 0 latitude and 0 longitude? There may be the possibility that you would need to project the coordinates of your point geometry to that of web mercator as the location manager may be returning the points in WGS84 rather than web mercator. I have not tested this internally, but off of a quick examination of your code, this is my best guess.
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Not that I could find, granted, I may have missed something or over read it.
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Nice! I am glad that you were able to resolve it by updating your proxy information in gradle.
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Looking at the links provided, I believe the previous answer was provided for the ArcGIS Android Beta for Runtime version 100. The links were at the time pointing to the beta documentation. For updated links, please view the following: RouteParameters| arcgis-android and RouteTaskInfo| arcgis-android
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Are you able to visit this url in your browser: http://esri.bintray.com/arcgis/ Is it possible that your company cannot reach bintray via firewall or proxy settings?
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03-24-2017
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That is interesting behavior that you are seeing. What version of the runtime are you using? How many features exist in this centerline feature class in your offline GeoDatabase? What type of device are you using? Can you reproduce with an emulator?
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Moved from the Android to the .NET message boards as this is the runtime that Xamarin apps are built with.
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I think you are having trouble with the Fragment Lifecycle (Fragments | Android Developers). One thing to consider is that while the fragment is not visible, it can still be in the onCreate() stage of the lifecycle as this relies more on the containing activity to manage it. Having said that, my suggestions for your questions are as follows: 1) Have you tried setting the map view in each fragment to pause when the fragment enters its onPause() callback (MapView.pause() ) and when the fragment enters its onResume() callback, call the resume method of the mapView (MapView.resume() ) ? 2) Following the aforementioned step may relieve the symptoms you are feeling in issue 2.
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I believe that you should be able to use your ArcGIS Online account to access. I would check three things: 1) Ensure that your username matches exactly how it appears in ArcGIS Online (case sensitivity). 2) Ensure that you are not restricted to SSL Only in your organization. 3) Ensure that you are logged in with a user that has those permissions. Since I am not a member of the python team, I would encourage that you direct your questions to the issues section of the repository: Issues · Esri/portalpy · GitHub Here, you will be able to reach out directly to the developers of this module and they can help answer questions / resolve issues with the source code.
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Portlapy is an open source library that can be located here: GitHub - Esri/portalpy: A module that allows you to administer Portal for ArcGIS and ArcGIS Online. This library is not included with ArcGIS Desktop.
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Do you have a link to the MMPK that you are trying to load? It is already downloaded on the device? Do you get anything in Log cat upon firing this method?
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Have you tried moving the loadAsync() method to below the StatusChangedListeners?
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What sample were you using to open the mobile map package? Do you have any sample code that you are willing to share?
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02-10-2017
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Malcolm Dorn I would look to converting the lat/long to what the coordinate system you are using uses. The easiest way to do this is to use the geometry engine and project the lat/long to the coordinates of the routing system you are using: You can construct your point using a Point object and then call the project method here: Project(Geometry Engine) https://developers.arcgis.com/android/latest/api-reference/reference/com/esri/arcgisruntime/geometry/GeometryEngine.html#project(com.esri.arcgisruntime.geometry.Geometry, com.esri.arcgisruntime.geometry.SpatialReference) I hope this helps!
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