Latest Contributions by AlexanderNohe1

I am honored to have made it onto this list! ... View more

Lite level licensing worked for me: License your app—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android | ArcGIS for Developers  Is there a specific level of licensing that you are looking to use? ... View more

This is just an assumption, but you could do something like: MapView.setBackgroundGrid(new BackgroundGrid(Color.Transparent, 0, 0)); Does this work for you? ... View more

Hi Jason Christian‌, From the documentation for Graphic, A Graphic's attributes are stored in a Map. Supported value types are restricted to the following list: Short Integer Long Float Double Boolean String Date Calendar null This means that if you want to store an Object inside the map, it needs to conform to one of the listed data types.  You can find more information on Graphics at this link: Graphic | ArcGIS Android 10.2.8 API  ... View more

ihazbackup‌ Earlier you mentioned that only strings are supported but are you able to store other primitive data types (longs, doubles, booleans, etc...) in the Graphics object and retrieve them?  This will help us understand the exact behavior that you are experiencing and we will be better able to address it.  Based upon the documentation, I would beleive that only field types that are supported by ArcGIS Online are supported in the graphics attributes property.  These fields are Date, Double, Integer, and String.  I will need to investigate more on my end to bring back more information. Thanks, Alexander ... View more

ihazbackup‌ Based on that response, I take it that you are having trouble storing longs, doubles, and booleans in the map? Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hi ihazbackup‌ I have a sinking suspicion that custom data types are not supported.  The feeling is that if ArcGIS Online supports the data type that it would be supported here as the data type is supposed to mirror that of field data that you would find in ArcGIS Online.  A workaround might be to convert the POJO to a BLOB and then store it and when you go to retrieve it, convert the BLOB back to a POJO.  This is just a guess and can vary from data type to data type.  I will investigate some more on my end. Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hi Jason Christian‌, Is this Runtime version 100 or is this version 10.2.8-1? Additionally, what type of object are you trying to store? Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Can you ensure that the TPK shows in the correct location?  Are you able to load the TPK at the same time as the online basemap to see if it is placed correctly? ... View more

Hi ihazbackup‌, Do they show in the correct location when you are online? I have a feeling that the maps projection may be incorrect and this is why you are seeing the markers in the wrong location.  If your map is in 4326 which is WGS 1984, using decimal degrees is a valid way to measure where the markers should be.  However, if you have a map in 3857 or 102100 (Web Mercator and the default for the runtime), then the measurements should be in meters. Having said all this, where are you trying to place the points? Thanks, Alexander ... View more

After looking into this a bit this morning, I imagine the issue may lie somewhere with the MapSurfaceView which is part of the mapView.  I think more discussion on how to achieve this would be needed.  Additionally, I think it would be a good idea to submit an enhancement request or idea for a guide on how to make circular inset maps. ... View more

Can you share the XML that you used above so we can inspect it further? ... View more

Got yah.  Thank you for that information!  This is helpful! ... View more

Hey Shelly Gill‌, I am on Runtime 10.2.8-1. I went ahead and attempted to do this in a quick sample. My MapView object looks like this (I dropped all mapOptions attributes): <com.esri.android.map.MapView     android:id="@+id/map"     android:layout_width="fill_parent"     android:layout_height="fill_parent" /> and my mMapView initialization check looks like this: mMapView = (MapView) findViewById(R.id.map); mMapView.setOnStatusChangedListener(new OnStatusChangedListener() {     @Override     public void onStatusChanged(Object o, STATUS status) {         Log.e("ESS", "STATUS");         if (ContextCompat.checkSelfPermission(this, Manifest.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE) == PackageManager.PERMISSION_GRANTED) {             loadLayer();         } else {             requestStorage();         }     } }); I am not seeing the following:         Log.e("ESS", "STATUS"); in LogCat, nor is my code running the permission check or the load layer.  I am thinking I might be missing something.  Can you confirm that I might have missed something? Thanks, Alexander ... View more