Latest Contributions by AnttiKajanus1

‎11-03-2014

Hey, This is something that I haven't seen before. Could you provide information about your computer setup (OS, Graphic card, Screen DPI, etc...) and code that you are using to clarify what service you are using and how it's set up for the layer/mapview.

‎10-30-2014

It's on the roadmap. I'm afraid that there isn't public version currently available. If you think that we should prioritize specific features and/or have ideas what we should implement, please submit your ideas to http://ideas.arcgis.com/‌

‎10-30-2014

Oh yeah, and are you using Nuget or SDK reference? Specialized symbology is not available on Nuget installation.

‎10-30-2014

What is error message in inner exception. That usually says a bit more. Check that MessageLayer finds symbology that you are using either from the deployment (create deployment and make sure you deploy symbol dictionary) or from the SDK installation. See that ArcGISRuntimeEnvironment.SymbolsPath Property targets the file.

‎10-30-2014

Chart aren't supported in current release. You can create chart as a control and convert that to image and use that as a symbol if needed.

‎10-30-2014

It seems that my previous comment was incorrect. Localization is driven by Language attribute, which is how WPF controls handles the localization. ie. <toolkit:FeatureDataForm Language="en-AU" ApplyCompleted="MyDataForm_ApplyCompleted" /> If you want to set application level language definition to correspond you UI Culture you can do this at startup of the application FrameworkElement.LanguageProperty.OverrideMetadata(typeof(FrameworkElement), new FrameworkPropertyMetadata(XmlLanguage.GetLanguage(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.IetfLanguageTag))); Some resources to read more about this issue : FrameworkElement.Language Property (System.Windows) Default CultureInfo for WPF Binding.ConverterCulture Property (System.Windows.Data)

‎10-29-2014

Does this do the job for you Layer.FullExtent Property‌?

‎10-29-2014

Currently you have couple good options for more advanced symbols: - Use CompositeSymbol Class‌ this is more limited way but works well in many cases. You can also add combine this approach with using Labels. Depending on your needs, this is preferred way and you can do very powerful stuff by combining different kind of symbols with labeling engine. - Use custom image as symbol using RenderTargetBitmap Class (System.Windows.Media.Imaging)‌. With this approach, you can basically render what ever you want as a symbol. I added sample that shows one way to do this but you can easily use that to see the basic concept. Please note that in that sample no databinding / animation are supported and if you need to implement those, be very careful with the construction of the symbols and the frequency since it will have impact to the performance. Anyway, you get the idea. Hopefully this helps.

‎10-29-2014

Hey, Data form should you your UICulture / PrimaryLanguageOverride to define how it's shown. Here is how FeatureDataForm looks on my comp with en-GB locale And here with fi-FI locale What locale you are using or are you planning to show it in different format that your locale is usually using?

‎10-27-2014

Created short blog post and sample Showing data from custom data source on map with ArcGIS Runtime for .NET All comments are very welcome.

‎10-24-2014

Good suggestion, I might write sample that that shows the principle how to add graphics from POCO that is read using custom data sources (sql sever, txt file, or what ever).

‎10-23-2014

Hey, Best way differs depending what kind of information you are using and how you want it to work but currently we don't support out-of-the-box integration with SQL Server but this doesn't mean that you cannot work with that. Can you describe your workflow and needs in more details? I think that the easiest way to do it is to write data access against SQL server, transform those to Graphics and add to the map like that. Column information can be added as a attributes to graphics. See more from Add graphics and text—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers

‎10-23-2014

Hey, You can do SpatialQuery against your ShapefileTable to get features based on geometry. See Search for features—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers for more information (Query offline content). In the doc query is done against GeodatabaseFeatureTable but that should work the same way against Shapefile. Can you clarify what you mean with HitTestAsync being limited with it's functionality? With .NET SDK, please use ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET place.

‎10-23-2014

I see. Unfortunately at the moment there is no way around it - you have to use deployment license to run that on the build servers etc.. I will shoot mail to our product management if they have something to comment to this topic.

‎10-20-2014

Good to hear that you have managed to solve that issue. It shouldn't affect but it's good practice to remove all references to Beta SDK before installing RTM.

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