Latest Contributions by AnttiKajanus1

‎06-05-2015

You can publish the feature class as a FeatureService to the same server location and then use that for editing it. After you have published the service then use ServiceFeatureTable and FeatureLayer to connect to the service. Read more : Editing—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers Edit features—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers What is a feature service?—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server

‎06-04-2015

We have uploaded demos that were shown in Developer Summit 2015 sessions to ArcGIS Online as a code samples. Please follow links below to the items for download. Transitioning to ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET Using MVVM to build ArcGIS Runtime applications ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET: Tips and Tricks Geo-enable your .NET apps with ArcGIS Online and Runtime Also see related post about session recordings .NET Runtime - DevSummit 2015 Sessions

‎06-02-2015

In ArcGIS Runtime for .NET you can use GeometryEngine Class locally.

‎05-27-2015

We are still looking to solve this issue and will come back when I know more. cheers, Antti

‎05-19-2015

Easiest way is to do HitTest in the View level (hit test is done against rendered view) and then pass that information (found graphics) to the ViewModel. This won't violate MVVM pattern itself but if you can avoid all code in code behind by using 'View Service' / 'Controller' concept where you abstract MapView usage. We use this approach a lot and you can find similar case when you want to set MapViews viewpoint from ViewModel. Morten wrote a sample for this and you can easily extent this to include hit testing. [blogpost] Navigating the MapView from a ViewModel You can also check editing demo code from last year. Please note that we haven't updated that repository but the concept still applies.

‎05-18-2015

We have forwarded question and reporting back here when we hear about the issue. Thanks for reporting this one.

‎05-18-2015

A REST request issued to ArcGIS for Server returns an HTTP status. An HTTP status of 200 means that the request has been processed. Any other HTTP status indicates that there has been a problem. For example, an HTTP status of 500 indicates an internal server error (for example, the server has gone down). Once the issue has been resolved, the client can re-issue the request. I'll have a look if i can find what's going on.

‎05-18-2015

Newermind, I can repro this issue time to time. It seems that the service returns error time to time.

‎05-18-2015

I tried the same service and it seems to work under 100 000 tile requests. If i request more than that, it gives following error. Can you check what is returned in GPMessages collection?

‎05-18-2015

What service you are using and how big area (number of tiles estimate) you are requesting? Also make sure that the service hasn't changed and it still exposes the capability.

‎05-18-2015

When you request LineSegment interaction is bit different from polygons. You need to click, hold and move the cursor to get segment drawn and when you release the click that returns the segment.

‎05-15-2015

We have fixed some issues related on synchronization for next release. If you can, could you send me a repro app for this so I could see if this is one of those issues? You can send it to akajanusesri.com. Cheers, Antti

‎05-15-2015

Good to hear that you managed to get that done and it sounds like a viable workaround. We try to share locators and network datasets using Portal functionality but if you don't have Portal in your AG Server installation then that's not going to help much but posting this if someone else finds it helpful. So one solution to share (any data that can be zipped) with ArcGIS Online or Portal on premises is to use ArcGISPortalItem that contains the data in it's content. When connecting to the rest enpoint, you need to query the correct Portal Item (or use direct id), download data and unzip it to the disk similarly than OP has done. You can easily check if the Portal Item has changed from the last time you downloaded the data too. I demonstrated this in ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET: Transitioning to It from Other Esri .NET SDKs | Esri Video around 29 minutes where I also upload the data to the portal (which also can live on premises).

‎05-15-2015

Can you send the sample to me to akajanus <a> esri.com. I would like to test the same solution.

‎05-15-2015

You could request new point and replace old one with that using Editor.RequestPointAsync Method. If you could also check sample 'MovePoints'.

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