Latest Contributions by AnttiKajanus1

You can use MapViewTapped event (or Editor class) to get location and then use Layer's HitTestAsync method to get graphics from the layer. See sample HitTesting​ or equivalent for GraphicsLayers / Overlays. ... View more

Does the query towards the service return correct features? Is there any initialization errors on FeatureLayer / ServiceFeatureTable? Is there any errors in ServiceFeatureTable's Updated event? ... View more

You can use FeatureLayer.DefinitionExpression Property to define what is visible. ... View more

We are looking into sharing the code as soon as possible. If you are very keen, mail to me akajanus()esri.com ... View more

Are you working with File Geodatabase or Runtime enabled geodatabase (created using ArcMap / downloaded from Feature Service)? If you are working with runtime enabled geodatabase, what is the full code that you are using? Please note that we don't support directly File Geodatabases in runtime at the moment. ... View more

I need to check what's going on here if the behavior isn't the same between Desktop and Store. ... View more

it seems that I need to get glasses. Can you verify that you can find deployment folder under the application deployment. You can also try to define symbol path explicitly before initializing ArcGISRuntimeEnviroment. ArcGISRuntimeEnvironment.SymbolsPath = @"arcgisruntime10.2.6\resources\symbols"; ... View more

Have you attached Runtime deployment for S57 to your application? Read more from Create an ArcGIS Runtime deployment—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers ... View more

Hey Bjorn, It's good see that you are back in the forums too. You can contact me on akajanus esri.com and Mike mbranscomb esri.com ... View more

I think I hit the same issue while testing a different scenario. Getting error "invalid parameter was passed to a function that considers invalid parameters fatal." and if this is the same issue, that's not layer type specific. ... View more

Also make sure that you are running Release mode instead of Debug. ... View more

That occurs only when the spatial reference is set so in most of the applications that is only one time (in the beginning). If you want to show indicator on every move/pan, currently there isn't easy way to do it if you have large variety of layer types in the map. If you are using service based FeatureLayers, you can use UpdateCompleted event on ServiceFeatureTable. If you are using local features, there shouldn't not be need for one. ... View more

Check that the layers are loading. LayerLoaded event on MapView is handy for that. ... View more

You can just loop through layers that you want to include in the hit test and combine results from them. It's often useful to add the layer information to the results that tells what layer the feature was in. We don't really have "out of the box popup" but there is all pieces to create one. To show the popup in the specific location see sample MapOverlays. If you want to add features attributes to the popup, you can just add FeatureDataForm control into it. Check it's properties to see how you can control it's behavior. If you are using MVVM, note that popups are living outside of maps VisualTree so DataContext is not derived to it automatically but you can fix that by setting it's DataContext manually in view's codebehind. This is similar behavior to appbar and popups in general. ... View more