Latest Contributions by KarenRobine

Thanks Mike. Your posting is extremely helpful. So if I need to integrate edits into a server-side database, perform disconnected and connected edits, as well as run the application on a Windows Tablet, then, sounds like I HAVE TO USE the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF? But, this doesnt include the ability to write back to the server, or, would I need to build a geoprocessing routine or something (ie., SOE) to get that done? I also saw that the iOS Runtime handles disconnected edits in Beta at the present time. Do you happen to know if the Android Runtime also handles Disconnected edits? (lets assume Tablet device type doesnt matter) Do you know when the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET is due out, approximately? And that would be a Beta version, right? Hi, Currently for development Windows tablet and phone applications your options are: Tablet: ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF Phone: ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Windows Phone The WPF SDK can be used to build disconnected editing workflows based on File Geodatabases, but if you editing scenario requires integrating edits back into your enterprise geodatabase it is advisable to wait for the forthcoming ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET which supports development of apps for the Desktop, Store and Phone environments. The .NET SDK includes the new ArcGIS Runtime offline editing and synchronization capabilities. This new SDK will soon be made available as a beta with the initial full release planned for early summer 2014. Typically beta software does not provide you with a go-live license, therefore you can undertake your development with the beta version but will need to wait until the actual release in order to deploy. If you've started any development with the existing WPF SDK there are a few tips for migration on this thread: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/88329-The-history-and-future-of-the-ArcGIS-SDKs-for-.NET. Cheers Mike ... View more

Excellent answer Rene. And feel free to "pimp". I loved your sample on Angular JS and am using Angular JS extensively for another project I'm working on.  Appreciate it! ... View more

Hello Rene: I wonder if you might have any examples showing some of the ideas you discussed? It's been a few months since you left this message. Was the application successful?  Thanks. Karen It's possible, but requires a little bit of elbow grease. You could basically check for a connection on each save or edit by using navigator.onLine. If false, you have no connection, and set up something to store the feature in LocalStorage. If true, push update as normal. You just need to add a notification of some sort letting user know they have data that needs to be synced when they get a connection back. Or you could do it under the hood without them knowing. You could use that method in conjunction with this sample on storing tiles in LocalStorage and be halfway there. https://developers.arcgis.com/en/javascript/jssamples/exp_webstorage.html Combine that with ApplicationCache if you can and be well on your way. I'm getting good results so far, but I have not hit the LocalStorage limit (maybe 5mb if lucky) (edit, spoke too soon. I was hitting limit, just forgot to check for it. I have a clear cache button now) and unless you are using IE9+ I don't think you can check what space is left, you'll just get an error when you run out, so I'm looking into modifying the Tile Storage slightly to add a date element or a 'viewed" count and eliminate the oldest/leaset used tiles to make room for more. One thing I have not tried yet is using IndexedDB to store features. Maybe once I get this off the ground first. I'm hoping to add disconnected editing tutorial into some stuff I am working on. ... View more

To clarify and update my situation, for me the dojoClick fix resolves the issue where the infoWindow shows in the wrong place. This fix works on all devices. (I was wrong about the Kindle) But, I am still getting the click event firing twice on Android phones. It doesn't appear to be happening on iOS or Android tablets -- just phones. I fixed this by setting a variable, doInfoWindow, to true if I'm processing the first time the event fires. When the infowindow is done processing, I set it back to false. I then check this variable in my click event to make sure the Info Window code doesn't process twice. ... View more

I've been fighting with this problem, too. It persists in 3.7. The double-click doesn't happen on my Android tablets (4.1), just Android phones (2.3 and 4.1). It's pretty bad, because I am using dojox mobile Views. So, for example, when you select a basemap in the basemap gallery, the second event might fire right on the map zoom button, or show a popup infoWindow on the map! Any progress on a fix for this? Here's your fix: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/94963-Javascript-API-map-3.7-has-no-coordinates-when-handling-map-click?highlight=click+event+mappoint ... View more

We just got a Nexus 7 tablet (high-resolution screen, July 2013 model), and the pinch/zoom works fine. Still doesn't work on Samsung Galaxy phone (although I can occasionally get it to zoom in). ... View more

Nope. Never did solve this.  But since I am able to use Direct Connect to connect, I'm not worrying about this right now. ... View more