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‎12-12-2016

A hotfix for this issue is now available. To get access to the fix, send an email request to qfe1000sdknetx349667@esri.com Please include your name, phone number, and organization/company name. You can also contact Esri Technical Support directly and request delivery of hotfix QFE-1000-SDKNETX-349667: http://support.esri.com/contact-tech-support. Our sincere apologies for this issue. Please let us know if you encounter any further problems with this workflow. Thanks -Rex

‎12-09-2016

The fix will be available early next week.

‎12-05-2016

We are currently testing a fix for this issue. Assuming all goes well, we'll make it available as soon as possible. When available, we'll update this thread with information on how to get the fix.

‎11-28-2016

WMS support is currently slated for our first update, 100.1, which is scheduled for release Q2 2017.

‎11-22-2016

Support for Xamarin Studio will be provided via packages hosted on NuGet.org. The blog post states that these packages will be available "in the near future". To be more specific, they will be available within the next week. Apologies for the delay. In the meantime, you can download the VSIX, extract it's contents (it's essentially a zip file), then copy and reference the NuGet packages locally within Xamarin Studio.

‎09-29-2016

Hi Huy, No further 10.2.x releases of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET are scheduled at this time. We are encouraging all users to migrate to the next major release of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET, version 100.x (codenamed Quartz), when possible. If you are encountering a critical issue with the latest 10.2.x release of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET (version 10.2.7) please work with Esri technical support and/or your account manager to prioritize the issue and bring it to our attention. Thanks -Rex

‎03-14-2016

Hi Jose, We currently plan to release a public Quartz beta of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET in late Q2 2016. It will contain two APIs, Desktop (WPF) and Universal (UWP). Glad to hear you've enjoyed the Portal Viewer demo\sample. We do not have any current plans to update the Portal Viewer to use the Universal API in the Quartz release. I've seen your pull request with updates to the Portal Viewer, which is great block of work. Thank you! We'll consider updating in the near future. Unfortunately the Windows Store API in ArcGIS Runtime SDK 10.2.7 for .NET is not supported for use in Store 8.1 apps on Windows 10 or in Windows 10 UWP apps due to the following: Microsoft bug in Windows Store 8.1 app on Windows 10. Scaling inaccuracies can break interaction with a map (hit testing, navigation, etc) on some devices. Microsoft has confirmed as a bug, but it touches fundamental scaling behavior in Windows 10 . No word on when this will be fixed. Use in a Windows 10 UWP app on Windows 10 Mobile will not function. This is a Microsoft limitation. Our Store API will function in a Windows 10 UWP app on a Windows 10 Desktop. That said, you can choose to use the 10.2.7 Store API in a Windows 10 UWP app for prototyping. Although we won’t be able to certify it, it should function apart from the limit mentioned above. Thanks -Rex

‎11-18-2015

Hi Gerard, Joe, We're working full time on this, but the schedule has slipped a bit. Currently we're looking at a public beta by March 2016. Thanks -Rex

‎11-13-2015

Hi Ken, Jasmin, If possible, we need some additional details on your setup: 1) What OS are you remoting from? 2) What OS are you remoting to? 3) Are they both physical machines? If not, what type of virtualization environment are you using? Thanks -Rex

‎08-27-2015

ArcGIS Runtime does operate under a different license model than ArcGIS Engine. Based on experience with ArcGIS Engine licensing, the size of ArcGIS Runtime deployment packs were optimized for overall customer need and designed to be more cost effective. A vast majority of ArcGIS Runtime developers are building production apps for multiple\many users. Also keep in mind that ArcGIS Engine deployment licenses can be sold by the developer or purchased directly by the end user to use with multiple Engine apps on a device. ArcGIS Runtime deployment licenses are sold by Esri only to the developer who then distributes the licensed app to the end user. Runtime apps are licensed per app, per device. Again, this difference\change was deemed most efficient and cost effective. In addition to purchasing deployment licenses in packs, ArcGIS Runtime does offer the option to license individual users via an ArcGIS Online Developer Plan (https://developers.arcgis.com/en/plans/). All plans come with one user (Named User) that can login to ArcGIS Online for use with ArcGIS Runtime. To deploy apps for production you can purchase an ArcGIS Online Developer Plan for $20/month or more. The Named User credentials associated with the plan cannot be shared with other individuals, whether actual credentials or baked into an app. Granted, this does require a monthly login to ArcGIS Online to refresh the ArcGIS Runtime license (standard level). If that is undesirable, then purchasing a deployment license as part of a pack would be the only option. Hope this helps, -Rex

‎07-27-2015

Also keep in mind that each deployment is a single use license - per app, per device. Concurrent use licenses are not available and there is no distinction between an internal (eg enterprise) or external (eg public) app.

‎06-19-2015

Hi Simon, We intend to certify the next release (version 10.2.6) of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET for use developing apps on Windows 10 that target .NET 4.5+ (Desktop), Store 8.1, and Phone 8.1. A Windows Store app that targets 8.1 will work on a device running Windows 10. Version 10.2.6 of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET will be made available in the coming weeks. With respect to building Windows Universal apps for Windows 10 using Visual Studio 2015, we would like to support use of the Windows Store API included in 10.2.6. According to Microsoft an extension SDK that targets 8.1 can be used in a Windows 10 Universal app. However, due to some technical changes between Windows 8.1 and Windows 10, we may not be able to support this combination. We will have more information when the commercial release of Windows 10 is made available at the end of July. Thanks -Rex

‎06-04-2015

We'll provide an update to the release schedule shortly. Thanks, -Rex

‎06-02-2015

Hi Arne, We are actively working on the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Xamarin for release with the next generation of Runtime products (Quartz release). Keep an eye on this blog post for additional details: ArcGIS Runtime and Xamarin – Part 2 | ArcGIS Blog Thanks -Rex

‎05-11-2015

Hi Ben, I've reproduced the problem and logged as an issue. It appears to occur when lines share a vertex and have the same label value. Forked repo with some updates to illustrate: rexhansen/LabellingIssue · GitHub Thanks -Rex

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