Latest Contributions by AlexanderNohe1

My assumption is that it is probably not fully loaded yet (need to check with that team).  If you put this in at a different time, say after another button click, does it get inserted correctly? ... View more

Hi Dan, Can you post a link to the feature service?  Or show a screenshot with the related tables in the feature service? Thanks, Alexander ... View more

The documentation I sent you is for runtime 100 which is the newer version of the runtime. Inside your onSingleTap override, do this: Use the toMapPoint method of the mapview, convert the screen point (x,y) to map coordinates : MapView | ArcGIS Android 10.2.9 API  Then you can use reverse geocoding to generate an address / place name: https://developers.arcgis.com/android/10-2/api-reference/reference/com/esri/core/tasks/geocode/Locator.html#reverseGeocode(com.esri.core.geometry.Point, double, com.esri.core.geometry.SpatialReference, com.esri.core.geometry.SpatialReference) ... View more

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Extend the DefaultMapViewTouchListener (DefaultMapViewOnTouchListener| arcgis-android ) and then override the onLongPress(MotionEvent event) method to include the details in grabbing the location. Get the physical x, y of the location and use MapView.screenToLocation(point) and take that point and use it in the reverse geocode to change that point to an address.   I hope this helps! ... View more

Moved to the iOS forum for better visibility. ... View more

Extend the DefaultMapViewTouchListener (DefaultMapViewOnTouchListener| arcgis-android ) and then override the onLongPress(MotionEvent event) method to include the details in grabbing the location.  Now depending on what location you are interested in grabbing, you can either call MapView.identifyLayersAsync to identify a layer on the map and send that to an ACTION_SEND intent or if you are interested in getting the physical x, y of the location (in terms of the projection used) you can use MapView.screenToLocation(point) and the point is the point you get from the OnLongPress listener motionevent.  Then you can reverse geocode that point to get an address. I hope this helps! ... View more

Not for MMPKs.  This is an all in one package that can be stored online and downloaded all at once to the device. I believe what you are looking for is ad-hoc offline which allows you to take a webmap that you have hosted on ArcGIS Online offline based upon an extent.  This should be possible via the com.esri.arcgisruntime.tasks.offlinemap| arcgis-android  package. ... View more

Ok, then I believe you want to do a reverseGeocode and find the location nearest you.  That is different from querying a service like that shown in the example.  This can be done using our Android API and does not require the use of the REST API by the developer itself.  We abstract this information.  In 10.2.9, you can find information on reverse geocoding here: https://developers.arcgis.com/android/10-2/api-reference/reference/com/esri/core/tasks/geocode/Locator.html#reverseGeocode(com.esri.core.geometry.Point, double, com.esri.core.geometry.SpatialReference, com.esri.core.geometry.SpatialReference) Also, this documentation may be helpful: Search for coordinates—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more

So are you also trying to query Yahoo or are you trying to query an ArcGIS Locator? I believe the query would really depend on the service that you are looking to query. ... View more

That is interesting. I am getting feature services returned but not map services.  Can you confirm that map services are being returned for you? ... View more

Are you referring to this sample: Nearby Sample | ArcGIS for Developers  Or are you referring to another type of method? ... View more

Can you clarify some things for me? What are you expecting returned and what is actually returned? Are any results returned? Can you post a sample snippet demonstrating what you are doing? ... View more

Awesome!  Glad that helped! ... View more