Latest Contributions by UmaHarano

Hi Michael, As a work around, please specify the full path (including the filename) to the ExportToPDF method.  This works for me. Looks like "OutFileName" property on the PDFFormat is being ignored. I will follow up on this one with the Report team.   Thanks! Uma   report.ExportToPDF($@"C:\Users\UserName\Documents\ArcGIS\reportnew.pdf", pdfFormat, exportOptions, false);   Thanks ... View more

Hi I am able to see this issue also. I have shared this info with the developer and will let you know when there is a resolution. Thanks for reporting this! Uma ... View more

Hi, You can use the "Embeddable control" to accomplish this. The Pro SDK Embeddable Control item template will help get you started with this. This control can be used with a Map Tool. When you activate the map tool, the embeddable control on the map will be visible. Here is a link with documentation help: https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk/wiki#embeddable-control  Thanks Uma ... View more

To disable or "lock in" the scale for a MapFrame in a Layout, the CIM definition of the Layout Map Frame has to be configured. CIM is Pro's Cartographic Information Model.   The code snippet below illustrates this. I get the Camera and Extent of the MapView associated with the Map Frame. The Map Frame is then "locked" to this scale. QueuedTask.Run( () => { var layoutMapFrame = LayoutView.Active.ActiveMapFrame; //Get the CIM Definition of the Map Frame var cimMapFrame = layoutMapFrame.GetDefinition() as CIMMapFrame; //Get the Camera and Extent properties on the associated Map View of the map frame. var mapView = layoutMapFrame.GetMapView(LayoutView.Active); var mapViewCamera = mapView.Camera; var mapViewExtent = mapView.Extent; //Create a new CIMAutoCamera //using the mapview's camera and extent. //Create CIMViewCamera first. //This is used in the CIMAutoCamera var cimViewCamera = new CIMViewCamera { Heading = mapViewCamera.Heading, Pitch = mapViewCamera.Pitch, Roll = mapViewCamera.Roll, Scale = mapViewCamera.Scale, ViewportHeight = mapViewCamera.ViewportHeight, ViewportWidth = mapViewCamera.ViewportWidth, X = mapViewCamera.X, Y = mapViewCamera.Y, Z = mapViewCamera.Z }; //Create CIMAutoCamera var autoCamera = new CIMAutoCamera { Camera = cimViewCamera, Extent = mapViewExtent, AutoCameraType = AutoCameraType.Scale, Source = AutoCameraSource.Fixed, SyncRotation = true }; //Set the MapFrame's auto camera to the new CIMAutoCamera cimMapFrame.AutoCamera = autoCamera; //Set the CIM Definition layoutMapFrame.SetDefinition(cimMapFrame); });    ... View more

Hi Instead of using the GP Tool to apply the symbology from lyrx file, I recommend using LayerDocuments. You can apply symbology to a feature layer from an existing lyrx file by accessing the CIMFeatureLayer from the LayerDocument. Here is a code snippet to help with this.   var featureLayer = MapView.Active.Map.GetLayersAsFlattenedList().OfType<FeatureLayer>().FirstOrDefault(); QueuedTask.Run( () => { //Create a LayerDocument from a Lyrx file. var layerDocument = new LayerDocument(@"C:\Temp\Symbology.lyrx"); //Get the renderer used in the lyrx file using the CIMLayerDocument //This lyrx file has a unique value renderer var cimFeaturLayer = layerDocument.GetCIMLayerDocument().LayerDefinitions[0] as CIMFeatureLayer; var rendererToUse = cimFeaturLayer.Renderer as CIMUniqueValueRenderer; //You can make your changes to the renderer now //rendererToUse.DefaultSymbol = ... //Set the renderer to the feature layer featureLayer.SetRenderer(rendererToUse); });   Can you please try your workflow with this and see if you get the expected result? Please let me know if you get stuck.   Thanks! Uma     ... View more