Latest Contributions by MarikaVertzonis

AppStudio itself uses ANGLE, and when you choose to use cloud make, the apps that you build from AppStudio will use ANGLE - so you don't need to do anything. Sadly I too have a computer sitting on my desk too that is still great but wont run AppStudio. My Surface 2 does run it well as does the VM's I use it on. One VM is Win 7 and has DirectX 11, the other Win 10 and has DirectX 11.2. What about processors/memory (on your virtual machines)? I see my Win 7 machine has 2 CPUs and 4GB RAM. What do yours have? ... View more

As you speculate above, yes AppStudio is built upon Qt. We have had some older machines that we've seen similar issues to that you describe, and attribute the problems to graphic card limitations. AppStudio uses Qt's ANGLE, which implements the OpenGL ES 2.0 API on top of DirectX 11 or DirectX 9. This sounds like a neat specification that we could document, but we've also seen machines that use DirectX and still don't work. ... View more

Ah, so your second question is slightly different to the first - so i will be very specific to cover all cases. The map tour that you will have downloaded from an app store is based upon our map tour template app. You can use this template as is from the AppStudio website to build your own tour, but as you clearly observe, it is built to operate online. You can download the app that you create to the desktop and edit the code, modifying it to work offline. Saying that, this template contains quite a lot of functionality, and unless you are an experienced JavaScript developer, it can be a little daunting. We don't have a tutorial for modifying that template - as described above, we do want to actually make the template work offline - if we had a tutorial we would already have the working offline template . That will come. In your second message however, you ask about making offline web mapping applications. This is a much broader statement. We do have a reasonable number of samples​ that demonstrate the different elements that you need to build any web mapping app - including offline functionality. The library is not exhaustive yet - but is growing. the samples are more 'bite size' sections of code, suitable for all levels of developer. ... View more

Open up arcgis.com and take a look at the items to be sure. Your looking for item with the type 'native application'. that's the one that you are updating from within AppStudio. The apk will have a type 'native application installer' (and typically lives in a My Apps folder). ... View more

Ive encountered this when i was logged in as one user, but then tried to update an item that belonged to a different user. Is that likely in your case? ... View more

It is our intention that Qt licensing will be incorporated in the AppStudio licensing, ... View more

Hold that thought... there seems to be a problem with the version that is now in the ios store - we are working to fix this asap. Sorry for the delay. We will post when its sorted. ... View more

Yes, the beta 4 version of player is now available in the iOS store. ... View more

And the second part of my answer is with respect specifically to whether the labels can be added even if they were not defined in the mxd. For that - more work is required in the ArcGIS Runtime API. Currently this feature is only complete in .NET, and is on its way in all the other API's. ... View more

I did some more poking around and found that this (declaratively enabling labels) was something that was addressed in the last release of the Qt SDK (which both beta 3 and beta 4 of AppStudio does use). The following sample does work for me - but unfortunately (or fortunately - depends which way you look at it!) it resembles first case that you describe. ie:    FeatureLayer {             enableLabels: true         } The last part of the sample is indeed a button to change state of the labels (to see the change in this example change the initial state of the labels to false. I wonder if the problem your seeing is to do with the order of the components? import QtQuick 2.3 import QtQuick.Controls 1.2 import ArcGIS.AppFramework 1.0 import ArcGIS.AppFramework.Runtime 1.0 App {     id: app     width: 400     height: 640     Geodatabase  {         id: gdb         path: "C:\\Users\\Marika\\Desktop\\QtTest\\QtTest\\azlandbase.geodatabase"     }     Map {         id: mainMap         anchors.fill: parent         GeodatabaseFeatureTable {             id: gdbFT             geodatabase: gdb.valid ? gdb : null             featureServiceLayerId: 0         }         FeatureLayer {             id: featureLayer_DM             featureTable: gdbFT             enableLabels: true         }     }     Button {         anchors {             left: parent.left             top: parent.top         }         text: " enable labels"         onClicked: {             console.log("labels enabled?", featureLayer_DM.enableLabels);             featureLayer_DM.enableLabels = true;             console.log("labels enabled?", featureLayer_DM.enableLabels);         }     } } ... View more

Here is the full resource on configuring ArcGIS Server security. Configuring ArcGIS Server security—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server The short answer is - in ArcGIS Server Manager click the 'lock' icon alongside your service, and choice the 'Private, available only to selected users' option. You then can nominate which users are selected. Refer to the documentation link above to find out more about ArcGIS Server Manager and all your security options. ... View more

Following on from Rebecca - yes please do upgrade to Beta 4. We've just reviewed the group sharing of all the template items for Beta 4, and they look good! ... View more

Thank you for the screenshots. This customization is not supported yet in map viewer, I have recorded it as a enhancement request. ... View more

Currently the map tour needs to be online to operate - the data for the tour is stored online. Making the template work offline is something we want to do, and will do, its just not there yet. In the meantime, depending on your own developer skills you can customize the app that you create from the template, to make it work offline, or indeed build your own custom app that specifically suits your needs. ... View more