Latest Contributions by AnttiKajanus1

Have a look to this https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-runtime-demos-dotnet/tree/master/src/TurnByTurn demo. Especially SayMessageControl on Windows Phone project. ... View more

Hi, Please provide a simple reproducer that surfaces the issue as well as feature service definition. ... View more

If I understood correctly, you get signed in ok to the portal that you are using and get portal and user information but when you try to create the offline export, it gives an error? ... View more

Yes, I was talking about Quartz and it's scheduled to be out quite soon. I cannot give exact date but 'upcoming months'. ... View more

Hi Jenifer, There are known issues with this in 10.2.6 and 10.2.7. Basically it's not possible to store geometries with Z values through ServiceFeatureTable directly. You should be able to store features without Z like is defined in a workaround in 10.2.6 doc. If you need to add Z values at the moment, you need to use /applyEdits endpoint directly described in dicussion about M values which also relates to Z values. We are sorry for the inconvenience and we are looking forward to support this in next major release. ... View more

Could you provide me the code that you are using so I can have look what's going on? ... View more

What do you mean by Service Layer? I assume that you have ServiceFeatureTable which has ServiceInfo about the backing Feature Service on the server. To show features in a map you would be using FeatureLayer that points to that ServiceFeatureTable (can be found from FeatureTable property in a FeatureLayer). FeatureLayer is the part that is responsible of showing the data (view) where the FeatureTable is handling the communication between the service and the client. If you have bound your control which is changing the Map.Layers collection you should have access to all layers in the map including FeatureLayers. Have a look on layer list sample too. ... View more

Yep, that's the way. Remember that you can dynamically add / remove layers too but just make sure that the tpk is rendered below the ENC on top of it. (read: lower index in layers collection). ... View more

You can use any number of layers in your map where they might be hydrographic, tile layers (local or online), feature layers etc.. Just make sure that you have all the data in the same Spatial Reference since we don't support multiple spatial references in a one MapView/Map. When using TPKs make sure that you data from the area and all the scales you want to show. Read more about creating tile packages from http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.3/map/working-with-arcmap/about-tile-packages.htm ... View more

Hi Vineet, please have a look on my response. ... View more

You can work with GraphicsOverlays (On top of MapView.Map.Layers preferred way) or using GraphicsLayers (inside of MapView.Map.Layers collection) to add custom object to the MapView. Have a look samples in https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet/tree/master/src/Desktop/ArcGISRuntimeSamplesDesktop/Samples/GraphicsLayers ... View more

FeatureLayer derives from layer class and it is there. Curious why you aren't able to see it then. ... View more

You should use NormalizeCentralMeridian utility when WrapAround is enabled. ... View more

Magnifier should work out of the box with touch devices. You can turn it on and off by using MapView.ShowMagnifierOnTapAndHold property. ... View more