Latest Contributions by JamesRichards1

Some properties are missing after encoding a text symbol to JSON. Most notably the color and borderLineWidth. This makes it difficult to rehydrate the symbol later. Example: AGSTextSymbol *textSymbol = [[AGSTextSymbol alloc] initWithText:@"Hello World" color:[UIColor redColor]]; textSymbol.fontSize = 14; textSymbol.borderLineWidth = 4; textSymbol.borderLineColor = [[AGSColor alloc] initWithRed:1 green:1 blue:1 alpha:.8]; NSDictionary *dict = [textSymbol encodeToJSON]; NSData *data = [NSJSONSerialization dataWithJSONObject:dict options:NSJSONWritingPrettyPrinted error:nil]; NSString *json = [[NSString alloc] initWithData:data encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding]; NSLog(@"%@", json); Results in this: {   "text" : "Hello World",   "type" : "esriTS",   "backgroundColor" : [     0,     0,     0,     0   ],   "verticalAlignment" : "middle",   "horizontalAlignment" : "center",   "borderLineColor" : [     255,     255,     255,     204   ],   "font" : {     "weight" : "normal",     "style" : "normal",     "size" : 14,     "decoration" : "none",     "family" : "Helvetica"   } } ... View more

I created a geodatabase file in ArcMap using the Share As - Runtime Content menu option. After sideloading the geodatabse to a sample app, the app is crashing when attempting to open the file with the code: NSString *gdbPath = [self gdbDocumentsPath]; NSError *error = nil; self.geodatabase = [[AGSGDBGeodatabase alloc] initWithPath:gdbPath error:&error]; if (error) {     NSLog(@"error loading geodatabase: %@", [error localizedDescription]); } The crash is logged to the XCode Console as: libc++abi.dylib: terminating with uncaught exception of type Esri_runtimecore::Geodatabase::geodatabase_error: std::exception A few notes: The mxd passed validation (i.e. - Analyze) prior to sharing the runtime content and no warnings or errors were given I would expect an NSError to be passed back from the initWithPath:error: method, but instead the app never gets beyond this line - It just crashes The console log message gives no clue as to what the problem might be I also tried publishing the mxd to a Feature Service, and creating the geodatabase replica via ArcGIS Server and got the same result By repeatedly removing layers from my mxd and recreating the geodatabase I have narrowed the problem down to some specific layers. I can provide a runtime geodatabase with one of these layers if you need it to reproduce the error. Cheers, James ... View more

Hi, I modified (simplified) the OfflineEditingSample to try and generate a geodatabase from one of our Feature Services. I'm just trying to generate the geodatabase file and download it. Once I have that working I can move on to more fun stuff. Here is the code (lifted from the sample):     AGSGDBGenerateParameters *params = [[AGSGDBGenerateParameters alloc] initWithFeatureServiceInfo:self.gdbTask.featureServiceInfo];     params.extent = self.mapView.visibleAreaEnvelope;     params.outSpatialReference = self.mapView.spatialReference;     NSArray* layers = @[@(1)]; // Just getting one layer for testing     params.layerIDs = layers;          [SVProgressHUD showWithStatus:@"Preparing to download"];     [self.gdbTask generateGeodatabaseWithParameters:params downloadFolderPath:nil useExisting:YES status:^(AGSResumableTaskJobStatus status, NSDictionary *userInfo) {                  //If we are fetching result, display download progress         if (status == AGSResumableTaskJobStatusFetchingResult) {             NSNumber* totalBytesDownloaded = userInfo[@"AGSDownloadProgressTotalBytesDownloaded"];             NSNumber* totalBytesExpected = userInfo[@"AGSDownloadProgressTotalBytesExpected"];             if(totalBytesDownloaded != nil && totalBytesExpected != nil){                 double dPercentage = (double)([totalBytesDownloaded doubleValue]/[totalBytesExpected doubleValue]);                 [SVProgressHUD showProgress:dPercentage status:@"Downloading features"];             }         } else {             //don't want to log status for "fetching result" state because             //status block gets called many times a second when downloading.             //we only log status for other states here             NSLog(@"Status: %@", AGSResumableTaskJobStatusAsString(status));         }     } completion:^(AGSGDBGeodatabase *geodatabase, NSError *error) {         if (error) {             NSLog(@"error generating geodatabase: %@", error);             [SVProgressHUD showErrorWithStatus:@"Error downloading features"];         } else {             NSLog(@"downloaded geodatabase: %@", geodatabase.path);             [SVProgressHUD showSuccessWithStatus:@"Finished downloading"];         }     }]; Several status events are logged and eventually the completion block fires with an error. The NSLog output to the console looks like this: Status: Waiting for default parameters Status: Pre-processing job Status: Starting job Status: Polling Status: Polling Status: Polling Status: Polling Status: Polling Status: Done error generating geodatabase: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=400 "The operation couldn???t be completed. " UserInfo=0x14f4f860 {NSURL=http://xxxxxxxx:6080/arcgis/rest/services/ElectricDistribution/FeatureServer/jobs/j51fbc2858ae648d89478daa6bd27b32b?f=json, responseJSON={     error =     {         code = 400;         description = "";     };     lastUpdatedTime = 1399335065000;     replicaName = "Ags_Fs";     resultUrl = "";     status = Failed;     submissionTime = 1399335050000; }, NSLocalizedFailureReason=} Note: I replaced the location of the server in the error message with xxxxxxxx. It is hidden behind a firewall and access is occurring over a VPN. Can anyone shed some light on the error message. It's not telling me much. Also note: here are the Sync Capabilities on the Feature Service: Sync Capabilities: Supports Registering Existing Data: true Supports Sync Direction Control: true Supports PerLayer Sync: false Supports PerReplica Sync: true Supports RollbackOnFailure : false Supports Async: true Thanks in advance, James ... View more