Latest Contributions by AlexanderNohe1

Hi Omur, As far as installing ArcGIS Server, I am not sure in that.  You may want to reach out to someone in customer service. As far as AppStudio is concerned, it is a great tool to build multi platform native applications in.  However, it really depends on what you are comfortable with and what kind of audiences you want to target.  It really comes down to if you would rather write your app in Java or QML. I hope this helps! ... View more

Hi Omur, Glad to have helped! Best of luck with your application! Thanks, Alexander ... View more

Hello tulasa mirji​, This forum might not be the best place to post questions regarding API's that are not ArcGIS Android Runtime related.  You might find more success with questions like this on forums such as: Stack Overflow http://stackoverflow.com/ Where you can tag your issue with the android or the google-maps-api-3 tag to seek out the appropriate resources. ... View more

Are you trying to move away from Esri runtime APIs completely or are you looking to do this within a web browser on the mobile device? This would largely depend on the SDK that you would be using and whether they have implemented a method to handle that type of data. If you are looking to use a webpage and open it on a mobile device, you may be more interested in this section of GeoNet: ArcGIS API for JavaScript​ Or this section: HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, and JavaScript Frameworks​ ... View more

You do not need to use a webmap when developing an application.  You can load individual layers at once into a map object. This documentation should help you on which layer type to use: Layer types—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android | ArcGIS for Developers And this documentation should help you with loading the data: Attribute Editor | ArcGIS for Developers   (Look under the onCreate method.) featureLayer = new ArcGISFeatureLayer( "http://sampleserver3.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Petroleum/KSFields/FeatureServer/0", MODE.SELECTION); As for part 2 of this question, you may want to provide a section with check boxes that let you toggle the visibility on or off for each layer. This documentation should help you figure out this portion: Layer | ArcGIS Android 10.2.7 API ... View more

I do not understand your question. As far as I understand it, openlayers is an API and not a data format.  Am I misunderstanding?  Do you have a link referencing what you are looking for? I am looking at this page: OpenLayers 3 - Welcome ... View more

I would try clearing your cache and try different browsers. Is it reproducible on all browsers? Also, are you already logged into ArcGIS Server when you try adding it? Try opening Chrome in incognito mode and adding the service then to see if you can reproduce the issue there. ... View more

Here is another sample that may be of help: arcgis-runtime-samples-android/LocalRasterData at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-android · GitHub ... View more

There is also a complete sample available here: developer-support/runtime-android/create-and-sync-offline-geodatabase at master · Esri/developer-support · GitHub ... View more

Dan Patterson​ - That's why we create backups.   You could then store these backups elsewhere and then load the backup on a new machine if you need to. Matthew Boyle​ - I think the main advantage to having it all on one SDE server is that it is centrally located and you do not have departments with duplicate files floating around in their database.  This means that the water department can modify and update their mains while the planning department can use the latest datasets from the water department within their maps.  You can furthermore, set permissions on the users of the database so they cannot modify datasets that their department does not have explicit permission over.  As in my previous example, the planning department cannot modify the water mains, they can only view them.  This allows the water department to be in charge of the creation and management of water mains while other departments can only use them. As far as a performance increase from one database versus multiple, I cannot speak upon this.  If its all on the same machine, I would assume that it would decrease performance but I am not sure. Hope this helps! ... View more