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@DaveWhitla if you don't have a support agreement, you can report the issue here.   Current known issues which are likely to cause issues are always listed in our release notes.   ... View more

@KarthiSivalingam can you send me the console output you are getting when the application crashes?  It would help me to see the details of this. I'm currently running a modified version of your app which is hitting that toggle button 4 times a second to see if I'm able reproduce the crash. I've not managed to get it to crash yet (after 2 hours), but I'm seeing the memory usage of the JVM go up very slightly, but given the allocation and deallocation of resources happening in the background I'd expect this.  When resources are deallocated in Java, you won't see an immediate drop in memory usage; this is managed by the garbage collection in the JVM.  The JVM should free up resources eventually. I've had a quick look at your code and I can't see any issues with what you are doing here. Send me some more details of the crash and I'll look into this.  It certainly shouldn't be crashing.     ... View more

@DaveWhitla to log a bug there are a number of support support options here. You can use the dedicated support option for example.  You may also have a support agreement with your local ESRI distributor if you are not US based. Failing that, you can raise the bug here and I'd be happy to assess it.  ... View more

@NickRobles2 I'm going to ask one of the forum admins to move your post to somewhere you can get help with this from an ArcGIS Server point of view...  watch this space! ... View more

@NickRobles2 I want do double check that you are intending on developing a JavaFX Desktop app which runs on Windows, Linux or Mac?  If this is the case, you are in the right place and I can help you. If you are writing a server side component then the ArcGIS Runtime for Java product is not what you should be using. If you are writing a server component then I'll point you in a different direction to help you. If you are writing desktop JavaFX apps, then let me know what you are trying to do and I'll point you at the relevant doc and samples.   ... View more

When you say the Java SDK, I want to make sure you are talking about this product which is for writing desktop apps with JavaFX?  Note that this API is not for writing server components in microservices for example, this is a client side API. If this is the product you are referring to then the answer is yes, we have lots if API which effectively wraps the ArcGIS Rest API so you can use it in Java code easily. There is a sample app in git which shows how to work with attachments alongside many others which explain common workflows. Does this help? ... View more

@hedonicCrab for reference I've included your short video so we can continue to help you in this thread. You've said that you see this on mac macOS and Ubuntu. I can confirm that this looks very wrong and certainly isn't expected. Are you able to reproduce the issue with this app in git or is is more specific to a dataset you are using? At the very end of your video there looks like its performing an animated zoom operation; this won't have been triggered by mouse wheel, so do you have some other viewpoint setting code which is fighting the mouse interactions? If you can share some code and confirm the version of the SDK you are using, that would help too. ... View more

There a couple of versions of this post and part of the conversation is here  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-runtime-sdk-for-java-questions/re-can-i-change-the-scrolling-sensitivity/m-p/1093739#M2440 I'm not sure how this has happened, but I've asked a couple of questions in the other thread so I can begin to help you with this. ... View more

Are you able to reproduce the issue with this app in git or is is more specific to a dataset you are using? It is possible to override the interactions in the JavaFX control to make your own, but let's explore if this is a data issue first. If you can share some code and confirm the version of the SDK you are using, that would help too.   ... View more

@KeerthanaL  I was looking at your screenshots and it looks like you are using Android Studio.  The Java API is for writing JavaFX desktop applications, but you'll be glad to hear there is an Android specific mapping API. There are lots of tutorials which will help you get going and I'd suggest you start by looking at this tutorial which covers the gradle script. There are also lots of samples for the Android API in Java and Kotlin. If you have any specific questions about the Android API, its best to post here. Does this help? ... View more

I suspect the issue you have been seeing is that your application is trying to access resources before they are loaded.  In the Runtime SDK we encourage asynchronous development techniques to ensure that you don't write any code which potentially blocks the UI thread of your app.  I'd have a look at this page on loadable resources.   In your code above I suspect something in your app has triggered a load event because the ListChangesListener has triggered.  This may have been caused by you adding the layer to the map, or you called LoadAsync on the layer. Anyway I've added a snipped of code to set the labelling property within a doneLoadListener.  If you call this outside of the listener it throws an error.   featureCollectionLayer.loadAsync(); // needed if you didn't add it to a map. featureCollectionLayer.addDoneLoadingListener(()-> { System.out.println("loaded"); // if this is called without the layer loaded it will fail. featureCollectionLayer.getLayers().get(0).setLabelsEnabled(false); });   This might be same issue with your other post.  Let me know if this helps. ... View more

I could explain the errors you are getting here, but I do think its worth you explaining what you are trying to do in your app and the data sources you are working with.  Once I've understood what you are trying to do and what data you are working with I can give you pointers to documentation or samples which demonstrate this.     ... View more

@TimothyReed1 as I've had a few questions similar to this recently, I've written a blog post which you may find useful for future reference.  There is a git repository containing the demo too. ... View more