Latest Contributions by MichaelBranscomb

‎12-29-2020

I think we chose to throw an exception because if the API silently dropped the Z value, then you could consider data is being lost or corrupted. Instead we wanted to guide the developer to consciously choose to remove Z values, or alternatively knowing that they could or should be capturing Z values then ensure the data schema allows for this (and set appropriate default Z value, etc). The overhead of checking if the table supports Z values, if the feature has a Z value, and using GeometryEngine to remove them should be negligible, but if you see any issues please let us know.

‎12-23-2020

Hi, Can you share more details about your exact workflow to create the packages, specifically how you're exposing the features as inputs? A sample gpkx would be ideal. If you're not able to go into that level of detail and/or share examples here feel free to email me at [email protected]. Thanks Mike

‎12-11-2020

It's most likely a specific feature layer or layers that are failing to load. Typically this is due to a discrepancy in the database schema. Is there an error code in the exception? (https://developers.arcgis.com/net/latest/wpf/api-reference/html/T_Esri_ArcGISRuntime_ArcGISException.htm)

‎12-11-2020

Are you trying to reference the data in the enterprise geodatabase or create a mobile map package that includes the data originally in the enterprise geodatabase?

‎11-25-2020

Hi Joe, Without a repro it's difficult to tell, but it appears to be returning something other than the expected JSON response, perhaps HTML. Could it be authentication-related? (although a challenge should trigger the registered Authentication Manager challenge) You could (for debugging purposes only), add an event handler for the response end event and log the responses. e.g. Register handler: ArcGISHttpClientHandler.HttpResponseEnd += OnHttpResponseEnd; Event handler: private async void OnHttpResponseEnd(object sender, HttpResponseEndEventArgs e) { using (e.GetDeferral()) { // Await the original response var oldContent = e.Response.Content; var bytes = await oldContent.ReadAsByteArrayAsync().ConfigureAwait(false); // Get the response string string responseString = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(bytes); // TODO : Log the response // e.g. Use a TextWriterTraceListener and call Trace.TraceInformation(responseString); // Wrap it in a new ByteArrayContent so it can be consumed again var newContent = new ByteArrayContent(bytes); foreach (var header in oldContent.Headers) newContent.Headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(header.Key, header.Value); e.Response.Content = newContent; } } Thanks Mike

‎11-23-2020

Hi, You could try using a KML GroundOverlay e.g. `GroundOverlay_BMP.kml` references a bitmap via relative path `BMP\bmp.bmp`: ``` <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <kml xmlns="http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2"> <GroundOverlay> <name>GroundOverlay_BMP</name> <Icon> <href>BMP/bmp.bmp</href> </Icon> <LatLonBox> <north>20</north> <south>0</south> <east>20</east> <west>0</west> <rotation>0</rotation> </LatLonBox> </GroundOverlay> </kml> ``` Mike

‎11-17-2020

Matt, Are you able the share the mmpk which never reaches draw status completed? Either here as an attachment or we can organize through [email protected]. Thanks Mike

‎11-09-2020

Eric, iPadOS 14.2 is not currently listed as a supported OS/version because it was released after the current release of ArcGIS Runtime (100.9). We plan to certify iPadOS 14.2 as part of our upcoming 100.10 release. We're not currently aware of any issues. Thanks Mike

‎11-09-2020

Hi, Thanks for reporting this issue. We have reproduced the problem and opened an issue in our backlog to resolve for a future release. Thanks Mike

‎10-30-2020

Hi, You will only see those exceptions when the debugger is attached. Try running without the debugger attached to see actual experience/performance. Thanks Mike

‎10-30-2020

In September we released ArcGIS Runtime Local Server SDK 100.9. This incremental update maintained the support for map and geoprocessing packages created with ArcMap at 10.8.x and incremented the support for packages created with ArcGIS Pro to 2.6. In addition to providing compatibility with ArcGIS Pro 2.6, the release of ArcGIS Runtime Local Server 100.9 enabled support for several new and existing geoprocessing tools. The following tools can now be used in your models and scripts, packaged with ArcGIS Pro 2.6, and used with ArcGIS Runtime Local Server in combination with the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET, Java, or Qt. 3D Analyst toolbox / 3D Intersections toolset Intersect 3D Line With Surface Analysis toolbox / Overlay toolset Count Overlapping Features Data Management toolbox / Contingent Values toolset Export Contingent Values Import Contingent Values Data Management toolbox / Feature class toolset Set Feature Class Split Model Data Management toolbox / Joins and Relates toolset Validate Join Data Management toolbox / Relationship Classes toolset Set Relationship Class Split Policy Network Analyst toolbox / Analysis toolset Make Closest Facility Analysis Layer Make Location-Allocation Analysis Layer Make OD Cost Matrix Analysis Layer Make Route Analysis Layer Make Service Area Analysis Layer Make Vehicle Routing Problem Analysis Layer Network Analyst toolbox / Network Dataset toolset Create Network Dataset Create Network Dataset From Template Create Template From Network Dataset Make Network Dataset Layer Spatial Analyst toolbox / Distance toolset Corridor Distance Accumulation Distance Allocation Optimal Path As Line Optimal Path As Raster Optimal Region Connections ModelBuilder toolbox Iterate Field Values Deprecated tools With the release of ArcGIS Runtime Local Server 100.9 we are also announcing some tool deprecations (matching their status in ArcGIS Desktop): Cost Allocation Cost Back Link Cost Connectivity Cost Distance Cost Path Cost Path as Polyline Euclidean Allocation Euclidean Back Direction Euclidean Direction Euclidean Distance Path Distance Path Distance Allocation Path Distance Back Link For more information see the following topics: What is a deprecated tool? About the toolbox history tables. An overview of the Legacy Distance toolset See the following topics for the complete list of ArcGIS geoprocessing tools supported for use with ArcGIS Runtime Local Server: Local Server geoprocessing tools support—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers Local Server geoprocessing tools support—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Java | ArcGIS for Developers Local Server geoprocessing tools support—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt | ArcGIS for Developers Several of these tools were enabled directly in response to your feedback here on Geonet and via Esri Support. If there are specific tools you would like to see enabled please let us know! The ArcGIS Runtime Local Server Team

‎10-29-2020

Hi, It seems your Toolkit v100.4 reference is trying to find the API v100.4 but instead probably finds the API v100.6 which you say you have also referenced. It would be beneficial if you could provide more details of your project/solution structure. You may also want to try Stack Overflow since this could be more of a general reference management issue. Note the current releases of the API and Toolkit are v100.9. Thanks Mike

‎10-27-2020

Hi, Thanks for the update - we'll investigate to determine if there were any changes in ArcGIS Runtime that could have affected this. Thanks Mike

‎10-26-2020

Hi, Try this property in your project: .NET Core: arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet/ArcGISRuntime.WPF.Viewer.NetCore.csproj at f439b383f83999364b0e3499691662289a6487df · Esri… .NET Framework: arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet/ArcGISRuntime.WPF.Viewer.csproj at f439b383f83999364b0e3499691662289a6487df · Esri/arcgis-… Thanks Mike

‎10-20-2020

Hi, One suggestion you could try... ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET uses a default value of 6 for the maximum number of concurrent http connections *or* it will honor the value set by the application code. You can try increasing the value to find the appropriate level for you scenario. For reference, web browsers have varying limits but most appear to use a maximum of 6 connections per server/host and 10-20 maximum connections overall. The value can be set via the DefaultConnectionLimit property on the static ServicePointManager class in the System.Net namespace (ServicePointManager.DefaultConnectionLimit Property (System.Net) | Microsoft Docs). For example: ServicePointManager.DefaultConnectionLimit = 10; *Note* this call must be made before any underlying connections are created therefore implement this in application initialization logic such as App.Xaml.cs. Thanks Mike

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