Latest Contributions by MichaelBranscomb

Hi, I hope you've found it by now, but the download is now listed under the new name "ArcGIS Maps SDK for Local Server" along with the wider rebranding of the ArcGIS Runtime SDKs to ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps.   Thanks ... View more

Hi, Sorry to see that you're having trouble with this. Have you followed the steps in both topics Add and register an app using developer credentials (this covers adding an OAuth 2.0 application to your ArcGIS Enterprise portal) and OAuth 2.0 User authentication (this covers implementing end-user OAuth 2.0 authentication in editor mode and game mode)? If you're still having trouble after following these topics, please let us know, and we'll ensure the doc is enhanced.    Thanks ... View more

Hi, Can you provide any more details on the input data process? (line styles from ArcGIS maps, layers, services, packages, etc will automatically be shown properly on the map)   Thanks ... View more

Hi @TadasC  Sorry for the delay in responding to your questions:   > Europe map into app for routing, geocoding and turn-by-turn navigation. I recommend looking into ArcGIS StreetMap Premium (https://developers.arcgis.com/qt/route-and-directions/add-streetmap-premium-data/), it supports geocoding, routing, and turn-by-turn navigation.    > Is it enough to use ArcGIS for Developers with Builder subscription to achieve this task, or we need other subscription? If your app is revenue-generating, then an ArcGIS Developer subscription plan at the Builder level (or higher) will be required.   > How mobile app installations will be accounted from ArcGIS side? Do we need to buy license for every mobile app installation? Yes, you need to keep account of mobile app installations and ensure each one is licensed. For more info see: https://developers.arcgis.com/faq/#licensing-runtime-per-deployment and https://developers.arcgis.com/faq/#licensing-runtime-license-string-distributed.  The good news is that for the license, you might only need a Lite (free) license, and the StreetMap Premium license. Alternatively if you are selling your app to organizations with existing Esri software, you may find users can get an ArcGIS Runtime license by authenticating with an ArcGIS Identity. For more info see: https://developers.arcgis.com/faq/#licensing-runtime-named-user-license-levels. The ArcGIS Identify would need to be the equivalent of a Lite (Viewer or higher) but they would also need the Streetmap Premium extension/entitlement.    Thanks   ... View more

Well spotted, thanks - I'll fix up. ... View more

Hi, Encrypted ENC datasets are currently only supported by the ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET, when using the WPF API. In the future, we do plan to expand this support to additional platforms and SDKs but I'm not able to share a timeline for that at this time.  For more information see: Display electronic navigational charts | ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET | ArcGIS Developers   Thanks ... View more

Hi, Is this for online/connected use or offline/disconnected use? You can work with un-encrypted ENC datasets from the AVCS using the EncLayer QML Type. To work with the service online, I believe it provides OGC WMS and/or WMTS endpoints which you can work with via WmsLayer QML Type or WmtsLayer QML Type.  The SDK includes a sample showing how to add an ENC Exchange Set: Add ENC exchange set | ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt | ArcGIS Developers. Notes: Encrypted ENC datasets are currently only support with our ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET, when using WPF. For more information see Display electronic navigational charts (Access encrypted ENCs). Our QML API is deprecated and will be removed from the ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt in a future release, for more information see Deprecation: ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt - QML API and ArcGIS Extras API Deprecation (esri.com). We recommend migrating to the Qt C++ API that is included with our SDK.   Thanks ... View more

Hi, There are possibly several options and considerations for you depending on your ongoing data management strategy: Did you create the .ly files with ArcMap originally? Do you plan to use ArcGIS Pro to create .lyrx files in future? Did you frequently create .lyr files for the ArcGIS Engine based app or was it a one time process when initially setting up / deploying your app in production? Does your ArcGIS Engine application save/share/export any .lyr files for use by other users of your app or other Esri products (e.g. ArcMap)? What platform/framework are you using - WPF? WinUI? .NET MAUI? Essentially, I'm trying to determine if this is a one-time conversion of all your existing .lyr files into an appropriate format for use with the Native Maps SDKs or if this is an ongoing process and you need to continue to support users regularly sharing and opening layer files in your app.   Thanks ... View more

Hi! As @AlexanderZhang noted Graphics are always displayed over the top of other map layers, but if you want to interleave content between other map layers then you should use Feature Collections. For more info see: Class FeatureCollectionLayer Feature collection layer | ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET | ArcGIS Developers Feature collection layer (query) | ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET | ArcGIS Developers   ... View more