Latest Contributions by AnttiKajanus1

Why there is difference in using sdk for .net and sdk for wpf? Just to clarify that ArcGIS Runtime for .NET and ArcGIS Runtime for WPF are 2 different SDKs. ArcGIS Runtime for WPF is older SDK that is replaced by ArcGIS Runtime for .NET (which contains SDKs for WPF, Windows Store and Windows Phone). ArcGIS Runtime for .NET API has been redesigned and modernized which means that the API is not the same as the old one. Can u suggest any other to do or is there any complete sample available? the samples available to download are not compiling....... Could you post which samples you are building? If you are using ArcGIS Runtime for .NET you should be using this repository. It has couple samples that uses hydrographic layer. Make sure that you follow these steps to get the reference changed so you can deploy the files.  Could you paste compile error information too? ... View more

It seems that you are targeting dynamic service instead of feature service here. ... View more

You should be able just to create new MapPoint for the graphic and assign that into the Graphic. ... View more

Can you get the stack trace from the crash if you enable native code debugging? ... View more

Would using UniqueValueRenderer work with symbols that have the different sizes in the symbol definitions through PictureMarkerSymbol height and width? ... View more

Hi, Here are some questions that might give us better understanding what is going on. How do you create the graphics? How do you add the attributes? What kind of renderer you are using? What kind of symbols you are using in the renderer? Are you accessing graphics or their attributes before they crash? Does attributes or geometries get updated? Is graphics source being updated? Is GraphicsLayers rendered in Dynamic mode? Is labelling enabled? How many graphics are generally in view? Specs of the machines where it is crashing? Does it always crash on specific areas? If you have a change, could you provide simple demo that reproduces the issue? ... View more

You can check when the MapView's Scale changes and then change the width of the polyline in the renderer. ... View more

If I understood correctly what you are doing, you can use Geoprosessing Services and deploy those to the ArcGIS Server instances that you use through Geoprosessor class. Alternatively you can use Service Object Extensions on similar fashion. Currently we don't provide an SDK that you can use to build custom web services. Please contact Michael Branscomb <MBranscomb@esri.com> or Rex Hansen <rhansen@esri.com> about your use cases if you would like to be able to deploy runtime on the server. ... View more

Hi, ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET is intended for building apps to be deployed to Windows desktop / tablet / mobile devices. Current there is no licensing model that allows you to run/deploy ArcGIS Runtime for .NET SDK on server-side (WCF/Asp.NET MVC or with other frameworks). ... View more

I can verify that this throws. I have created new issue for this. cheers, Antti ... View more

Hi, Could you provide simple reproducers for all the issues that you find with the geometry engine and attach them to this chain? cheers, Antti ... View more

If that works for you it should do the trick. If you use overlays, it will handle map panning etc automatically but if you don't need that kind of behaviour / want to handle it yourself that should work just fine. ... View more

I think that in that case you need to give the mouse location or any other point where you want to put the overlay. Forexample you can create POCO class something like this: class TooltipModel MapPoint Anchor <- bind this to the ViewOverlayAnchor Feature / Graphic TooltipContent <- this would contain the actual item that you are overlaying and then you can bind the attributes to it's Attributes collection and the UI ... View more