Latest Contributions by AnttiKajanus1

oh, need to check that. Tried your zip and it works for me. You were using Win7? ... View more

Tested with VB.NET and Express edition of VS. Also tried with "fr-CH" but cannot find any issues. Can you zip your project and send it directly to me (see email from profile)? ... View more

What was the response from the server? I tried the code that you posted in the original post and it seems to work for me. Going to test that in express edition but need to install it first. Just for kicks, can you try to set CultureInfo to en-US or GB and see if that helps. I assume that you are using some other. Or can you let me know what you are using? ... View more

Have you checked if there is any errors when layer is loaded? You can access to that from MapView.LayerLoaded event. Also could you check what data is fetched from the server using Fiddler etc. ... View more

Does Spatial References match with MapView and FeatureLayer? ... View more

First of all, you might be interested to see our new .NET SDK that also contains new WPF SDK. What kind of capabilities you are planning to use in your application? If you are only showing offline data (not editing) you can work with Basic license level that is free but if you need more advanced capabilities, you need to unlock Standard capabilities either asking users to log into ArcGIS Online by their credentials (if your users has ArcGIS Online subscription already) or your can embed license key directly to the app. You can read more about licensing from here‌. ... View more

Hey Lina, Check samples under dynamic map service layer like : Dynamic Layers Generate Renderers Dynamic Layers Thematic Mapping ... View more

Can you specify what SDK you are using by adding tag to the language/API. ... View more

Thanks for reporting. We have similar issue reported in beta community (RT.NET-000071) that relates on drawing 3 point symbols with current beta. ... View more

I haven't used Windows Mobile SDK a lot so you could get better response to that question using http://forums.arcgis.com/forums/26-ArcGIS-for-Windows-Mobile forums. Read more about SDK from here : http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/windows-mobile-sdk/concepts/index.html#/Introduction_to_ArcGIS_Runtime_SDK_for_Windows_Mobile/01sp00000022000000/ I'm curious what requirements / decisions are driving you to use ArcGIS for Windows Mobile? ... View more

Hey, There are several things that you need to take account when deciding what SDK to use but here is some thoughts. Options: - ArcGIS Windows Mobile - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET ArcGIS Windows Mobile SDK SDK that can be used to create Windows (PDA / Windows desktop) based applications. This product has become in a very mature age which has both pluses and minuses. Depending on your requirements you can build functionality but if you want to provide fast modern user experience in your application, I would be looking two another options. ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF SDK to build Windows desktop application. Since you are targeting Windows 8 tablet, you need to run x86/x64 platform (ARM not supported). This is also mature SDK so if functionality that is already in the SDK provides what you need, this might be a good option. Focus in this SDK is on mouse based application but building touch based ones is possible but needs a bit more work. Offline functionality is supported in some extend but ie. synchronization between offline and online needs custom work. ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET (Beta) This is brand new SDK (currently in beta) that you can also use to build Windows Store applications. This enables you to use ARM tablets. If you are targeting desktop application that is run in the tabled, you can also use Windows Desktop API from the SDK. This SDK is evolution from WPF/Silverlight/Windows Phone ones and provides one SDK for all of those platforms. This SDK provides best support for online and offline workflows. Currently we are working very hard with this SDK to get it finished and I'm very exited with all the possibilities it provides like multi platform development with Universal Apps (Windows Store and Windows Phone). Summa summarum: Depending your requirements, you might be able to use any of the SDK's. If you have change to start working with the new .NET SDK, I would go with that for many reasons. It's modern, fast, provides good support for online and offline, supports touch/mouse/pen, multi platform development (maybe not valuable in our current project but knowledge can be reused the best), fast development cycle and it's lost of fun to use. Hope you got something out from this. ... View more

Haven't seen this behavior before. Can you reproduce that issue in another app? ... View more

I'm not sure if I follow all the translates correctly. You should just get rectangle points using MapToScreen and then use something like this: Point screenPointRelativeToHost = map.TransformToVisual(Application.Current.MainWindow).Transform(screenPointRelativeToMap); It seems that you are doing that point so issue might be in steps before that. For me it looks like you are doing at least one unnecessary step. Not sure if PointToScreen part is needed here. ... View more

You define tolerance by using rectangle like you have done in second one. How big hitbox you are creating? When using point or very small rectangle it's usually hard to hit point and line graphics if they have small size/width. It might take couple iterations to get hit area correct for your users. Another option is to use GraphicLayers mouse events if they suits in your workflow. ... View more