Latest Contributions by MarkBaird

The methods will be available for the ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer/ ArcGISLocalDynamicMapServiceLayer class. As for the release date, I'm afraid I can't tell you just yet, but let's say we're towards the end of our development and planning product certification...  watch this space 🙂 ... View more

I've looked at this and sadly NTLM is not supported in the current 10.1.1 release.  The story is the same for the Android API too as this is shared code. Your option here is to configure your server to use token based security as a workaround instead of using Windows Integrated (NTLM) security. However in the interest of improving the API, I'm looking into having NTML support for the next release. Thanks for pointing out the problem Mark ... View more

At 10.1.1 you could draw a line as you describe above which is yellow with a grey outline.  To do this you would need to draw 2 lines.  Draw a grey one first and then a yellow one after which share the same geometry. In the next release we may be able to have a thing called a "CompositeSymbol", so you might be able to write code like this.   // lines: one fat and one thin   SimpleLineSymbol sls1 = new SimpleLineSymbol(Color.gray, 10);   SimpleLineSymbol sls2 = new SimpleLineSymbol(Color.yellow, 5);    // a composite symbol to bring then together   CompositeSymbol cs = new CompositeSymbol();   cs.add(sls1);   cs.add(sls2);    // some geometry   Polyline line = new Polyline();   line.startPath(0, 0);   line.lineTo(0, 5000000);   line.lineTo(5000000, 5000000);    // a graphic   Graphic gr = new Graphic(line, cs);    // add it to a graphics layer   GraphicsLayer gl = new GraphicsLayer();   map.getLayers().add(gl);   gl.addGraphic(gr); This code above would create an interesting looking road.  I think it's a Roman road!  The values used for the size are pixels. [ATTACH=CONFIG]24640[/ATTACH] Would this be a useful implementation? ... View more