Latest Contributions by JamesBallard1

Hi Christopher Swingley‌,     You've not done anything wrong. There is a breaking change with Qt 5.15 with how our QML singletons are registered. We've accounted for this already with our upcoming 100.9 release, but it will involve some code changes. We've already changed this code in that sample you're using in our working branch for that sample: arcgis-runtime-samples-qt/FeatureLayer_GeoPackage.qml at v.next · Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-qt · GitHub  You can't use that solution yet until 100.9 is released, but you can chance the code in the sample locally as follows: ViewpointCenter { Point { y: 39.7294 x: -104.8319 spatialReference: SpatialReference { wkid: 4326 } } targetScale: 200000 }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ SpatialReference will be problematic, either the createWebMercator or createWgs84 methods. Your current options are:  * Don't use Qt 5.15 now, use 5.14.x or any older version for now.  * Replace the createWgs84 method call in that sample you're using with the declared spatial reference object as shown above.  Your best bet for now is to use an older version of Qt if possible in the interim until 100.9 is released and we have a nice code migration option for you. ... View more

Hi john marker‌, thanks for the question. There are a few ways you can do this workflow. One way is with online services, or "Feature Services" as that sample demonstrates.  In that workflow any features you add to the service and push up to the service will be available on the service, but you can control who has access a few different ways. One way is with Ownership Based Access Control: OwnershipBasedAccessControlInfo QML Type | ArcGIS for Developers  Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  But if you are more concerned about keeping this information private, it can be stored in a feature service that is password protected. The ServiceFeatureTable class can access secured service that require credentials. An important distinction to be aware of is that a FeatureLayer will visualize any FeatureTable data, and there are a few options. The method showcased in that sample is using a ServiceFeatureTable; an online service. A FeatureLayer can also visualize data from a Geodatabase via a GeodatabaseFeatureTable, in which case all data would be stored offline and never pushed to any online service. >So my features that I add to a map will be pushed onto the server? Say these locations are supposed to be private. What are the measures taken to on the server side, so they can't be accessed? A secured feature service would be an option, see above. >Is there a way to save the points locally? Yes, with using a GeodatabaseFeatureTable. FeatureLayer QML Type | ArcGIS for Developers  GeodatabaseFeatureTable QML Type | ArcGIS for Developers  Here is a sample that shows how to visualize data from an offline Geodatabase. Feature layer (geodatabase) | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more

The 100.7 of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt is built against the commercial Qt SDK, version 5.12.6. You can use a newer version of the Qt Company's SDK, but as far as I know there are no pre-built version of the Qt Company's SDK that are built with VS 2019 at this time. Qt for Windows | Qt 5.14  Note MSVC 2017 is the latest supported, which is what we currently support. ... View more