Latest Contributions by MichaelBranscomb

Hi, The first step in diagnosing why your service is failing to start is to disable the default deployment which will make the API then use the developer installation of the ArcGIS Runtime Local Server SDK (typically in Program Files x86). To do this: - Ensure the top-level Pro and ArcMap deployment package options are set to false. e.g. arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet/ArcGISLocalServer_100.6.AGSDeployment at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet · Git…  - Delete any "LocalServer100.X" folder in your application output location (e.g. bin\Debug). If the service still does not start then it's possibly an issue with the way the script or model was authored when it was being packaged for use with ArcGIS Runtime, or perhaps one of the dependencies is not installed (see Local Server—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers). You may get some additional information from the log files. To enable logging run the Local Server Utility app in the SDK installation folder (e.g. `C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS SDKs\LocalServer100.5\64\bin\LocalServerUtility.exe`). Re-run the workflow that tries to start the service. The Local Server Utility app will display any log files generates (note you may need to click the Refresh button). Regards Mike ... View more

John, Joe is correct: the M values are in the units of the impedance. For example, using Streetmap Premium California and using 2 stops at -13048589, 4036266 & -13049065, 4036270 with the default travel mode of "Driving Time" the impedance is in Minutes. The output route geometry polyline (ToJson) provides: `[-13048589.117193095, 4036266.1880055116, 0]` => Start therefore 0 minutes `[-13048820.616989916, 4036267.50599994, 0.32905645174046566]` => 0.33 min or approx 19 sec Regards Mike ... View more

Hi, As well as disabling the deployment via the config file you should ensure that a Rebuild or Clean/Build of you project has removed the following folder (if not, then you should delete): `'projectfile\bin\debug\localserver100.5`. For more information please see Create a Local Server deployment—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers  Regards Mike ... View more

Hi, Thanks for your feedback. Full support for true curves in ArcGIS Runtime is on the roadmap for a future release. Can you provide more details about the editing experience you would like to build? Regards Mike  ... View more

Joe, We're still working on resolving the legend issue. Until we can satisfactorily resolve this issue are you able to continue using /Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Toolkit 100.4?  Regards Mike ... View more

Alex, Thanks for sharing. The graphics card looks capable and the driver is up to date.  I'd appreciate it if you could try using internal method below to force Windows software rendering (as opposed to the default GPU hardware rendering) because this should finally rule out any issues with the GPU. In the WPF template, you could add this code in the App.Xaml.cs initialization: API to force software rendering:   ``` // Force software rendering var forceWarpMethod = typeof(ArcGISRuntimeEnvironment)     .GetMethod("ForceDxSoftwareRendering", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Static); forceWarpMethod.Invoke(null, null); ```   Cheers Mike ... View more

Alex, To help rule out display-related issues - can you re-run DxDiag and click the `Save All Information...` button then attach the resulting text file? Thanks Mike ... View more

Bryan, I have some good news - the native call stack you provided enabled colleagues on our labeling / rendering teams to identify an area of code that should be protected during multi-threaded access. A candidate fix has been proposed, reviewed, and merged into our development branch. All being well, it should be included in the upcoming 100.7 release in late-Q4 2019 / early-Q1 2020. Regards Mike  ... View more

Hi, You'll find many additional samples in ArcGIS Runtime SDK .NET Samples (Android) | ArcGIS for Developers.  More specifically for a navigation demo/sample see arcgis-runtime-demos-dotnet/src/CampusRouting at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-demos-dotnet · GitHub. Cheers Mike ... View more

Bryan, ArcGIS Runtime life cycle status: Esri Support ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET 100.4  Regards Mike ... View more

Bryan, Thanks for the additional info. The `Dynamic_layer_current` mentioned above refers to the GraphicsRenderingMode Enumeration or FeatureRenderingMode Enumeration. The call stack appears to stop during some logic relating to labeling.  Have you written any code specifically relating to labeling and label classes of GraphicsOverlays or FeatureLayers? If so are you able to share that as a standalone reproducer? Alternatively, perhaps your code is opening mobile or web maps that contain layers with labels. In which case, are you able to share details of those? Regards Mike ... View more

Hi, Currently the API doesn't include direct support for georeferencing an image on-the-fly. For a suggested workflow see this similar question: Georeference option in Runtime. You can find more information about World Files in World files for raster datasets—Help | ArcGIS Desktop. If your workflow involves KML, you might also consider using KML GroundOverlays: for a sample see Edit KML ground overlay | ArcGIS for Developers.  Cheers Mike ... View more

Hi, Is it a Xamarin Forms UWP application? Debug symbol files for the 100.6 WPF and UWP APIs have recently been made available: you can find details on how to use them to get a call stack in this post: https://community.esri.com/community/developers/native-app-developers/arcgis-runtime-sdk-for-net/blog/2019/10/08/announcing-availability-of-arcgis-runtime-sdk-for-net-symbol-files-for-debugging Regards Mike ... View more

Hi, Can you share the dxdiag report for your machine? Thanks Mike ... View more