Latest Contributions by DominiqueBroux

There is nothing out of the box fro displaying local shapefiles in an ArcGIS SL app. You might take a look at this project: http://esrislcontrib.codeplex.com/  which includes an utility to load shapefile from the computer. But I didn't test it recently so not sure it's still up to date. However, if you have lot of data in your shapefiles it would be more performant to render them through map service at server side. ... View more

There are a few time slider samples in the interactive SDK. For example the Map Service - TimeSlider sample. ... View more

The security Policy file is needed on the target server, not on the server hosting the application (however this can't hurt). It's why I asked you about the URL of your Locator server (or of the server the queries fail). You might also run into a cross zone access issue if the target server  is in a more restrictive zone than your SL application server. ... View more

Do you mean that your project was working well in development and is no more working after deployment? What is the URL of your Locator? is there a crossdomain.xml or clientaccesspolicy.xml at the root of your Locator site? ... View more

You have to initialize the Values with an observable collection of values that match with your observable collection of fields (i.e you have to define the symbol for each combination of FoodStyle and Rating) Something like: var info1 = new Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Symbology.UniqueValueInfo(); info1.Symbol = chineseRating8Sym; info1.Values = new System.Collections.ObjectModel.ObservableCollection<object>(new object[] { "Chinese" , 8.0}); Note that you can't use the UniqueValueInfo constructor to initialize the values collection (I agree it's weird) ... View more

François, Strange. I tweaked the Legend sample in the interactiveSDK to set a French display name for the local dynamic map service layer and I didn't notice any issue: I tested by setting the DisplayName in XAML and in C#. Both work. Note: In you sample I don't get what is 'ArcGISLocalDymanicMapService'? Shouldn't be 'ArcGISLocalDymanicMapServiceLayer'? /Dominique ... View more

Error '499' means that your service is secured and you need a token to access it. Can you still access to your services through a browser? ... View more

The WPF controls localization is not driven by the current culture but by the language property of the controls. As noticed by Jennifer, a WPF application that wants to use by default the user  current culture can execute this code at startup of the application: FrameworkElement.LanguageProperty.OverrideMetadata(typeof(FrameworkElement), new FrameworkPropertyMetadata(XmlLanguage.GetLanguage(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.IetfLanguageTag))); That will set correctly the language property of all controls instantiated in your application. However, despite, this setup some strings won't be automatically localized:   - strings defined in XAML (for example "ClearSelection" or "Switch Selection" in FeatureDataGrid): the localization must be done by creating a custom template with the strings translated.   - strings coming from the data or from the service: the localization must be done at server side (for example what you mean by 'I am currently not able to set the layer name in French for instance' ?) ... View more

If it's a design time only problem (i.e your project executes correctly) it might be a cache issue. Try cleaning up your project and rebuilding it. ... View more

There is a UniqueValueRenderer sample in the SDK that demonstrates how to build a UniqueValueRenderer by code. Basically:   - instantiate a UniqueValueRenderer object   - set the Fields collection with the fields that participate to the renderer   - set the Infos collection with the set of { values, symbol} ... View more

A reference to System.Runtime.Serialization has to be added manually to your project. See an answer to a similar issue:  Re: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Runtime.Serialization, Version=2.0.5.0 ... View more

Oh Sorry, I read too quickly your message and I missed the keyword 'native'. For now the compilation with the .Net Native chain is not supported. We'll investigate the possibility to support it for a future version. Though the ArcGIS runtime core components are already native (C++) so we can't expect much performance enhancements by using .Net Native. ... View more

I was able to compile and run the store SDK samples using VS2015 preview. So I guess you run into a specific issue. Could you give more info about the line in your code that generated this compile error? ... View more