ArcGIS Maps SDK for Local Server 200.6 is an incremental compatibility release that provides support for geoprocessing and map packages created with ArcGIS Pro 3.4.
For more information on using this latest release of ArcGIS Maps SDK for Local Server with the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for .NET, Java, and Qt see the release notes for your SDK of choice:
To download Local Server, follow the steps in the Local Server Install and set up guides for your chosen SDK:
We Want to Hear from You! We are excited to announce a new long-term development initiative aimed at incrementally migrating analysis tool capabilities from the Local Server to the 'runtime core' of the Native Maps SDKs. This transition will bring several advantages, including:
- Support for all Native Maps SDKs, and additional processor architectures (e.g., Android, iOS, ARM64).
- Analysis at the full resolution of your data.
- Access to results for re-use, persistence, sharing, and conversion.
- High performance GPU-based operations, with CPU fallback.
We value your input: What are the top 3... 5... or even 10 analysis tools you would like to see implemented in the Native Maps SDKs? How do you envision using them? For example, you might express your needs as follows: "I want tools for viewshed, line of sight, contour generation, and calculating optimal paths across terrain. I need the ability to chain these tools together, converting the raster output from one tool into vector geometries that I can use as observer points or barriers in other tools."
Let us know your top analysis tools in the comments below!
One more thing: note ArcGIS Maps SDK for Java is deprecated, and version 200.6 will be the last release. For more information see the Deprecation: ArcGIS Maps SDK for Java announcement.
