Latest Contributions by UmaHarano

Hi @ljlopez  Couple things regarding your question - Windows SDK's SignTool.exe does not support signing esriAddInX files. This is the reason the Pro team created the ArcGISSignAddIn.exe.  Regarding Azure Key Vault - As per my understanding, your private key is stored in the vault. The private key needs to be imported into your Windows Store (Refer to Azure Key Vault documentation for this step). Once the certificate is available in your Windows Store, you can use ArcGISSignAddIn.exe to sign the addin. Thank you! Uma ... View more

Since you have access to the SymbolLayers, you can manipulate any of these layers. //Get the layers in the symbol var symbolLayer = polygonSymbol.SymbolLayers.ToList(); //Can modify the layers in the symbol anyway you want. ... View more

The changes in Digital Signing is because of the change in the industry standards that require private keys for standard code signing certificates to be stored on Hardware Security Modules (HSMs). ArcGISSignAddIn.exe can continue to be used to sign certificates stored in the Windows Certificate Store on your machine. (Pro 3.1 and Pro 3.2 will be able to support that). ... View more

@MariusN  You can use the CIMNumericFormat to format the labels on the renderer. Once your modify the renderer with this format, call the RecalculateRenderer method to update the renderer with your format. Pass in "false" to this method so that it does not regenerate the values for the class breaks. Here is a code snippet   GraduatedColorsRendererDefinition gcDef = new GraduatedColorsRendererDefinition() { ClassificationField = "POP2000", ClassificationMethod = ClassificationMethod.NaturalBreaks, BreakCount = 5, ColorRamp = GetColorRamp() }; CIMClassBreaksRenderer renderer = (CIMClassBreaksRenderer)featureLayer.CreateRenderer(gcDef); var numberFormat = new CIMNumericFormat { RoundingValue = 4, RoundingOption = esriRoundingOptionEnum.esriRoundNumberOfDecimals, ZeroPad = false }; renderer.NumberFormat = numberFormat; featureLayer?.SetRenderer(renderer); featureLayer?.RecalculateRenderer(false); ... View more

@FanisDeligiannis  I can post back to this thread if I have an update on this issue. But here is a workaround to access and set queries. You can access the CIM Definition of the ImageService Layer - this will give you access to the definition queries. Here is a code snippet that shows you how to do this.   var definition = imageServiceLayer.GetDefinition() as CIMImageServiceLayer; var featureTable = definition.FeatureTable; //This is a list of all the definition queries var defnFilterChoices = featureTable.DefinitionFilterChoices; //Iterate through the definition queries foreach (var defnFilterChoice in defnFilterChoices) { //access the definition queries here var cimDefinitionFilter = defnFilterChoice as CIMDefinitionFilter; var queryName = cimDefinitionFilter.Name; var expression = cimDefinitionFilter.DefinitionExpression; } //To activate a definition query featureTable.DefinitionExpression = "Name = '76264301'"; //example featureTable.DefinitionExpressionName = "Query 1"; //example //Set defintion imageServiceLayer.SetDefinition(definition);   ... View more