ArcGIS for
Getting Started with the Smartphone and Tablet ArcGIS Runtime SDKs David Martinez, Kris Bezdecny, Andy Gup, David Cardella
Agenda
•
•
Intro -
Trends
-
Overview
ArcGIS for … -
•
iOS
-
Windows Phone
-
Android
Wrap up -
Q and A
Recent Trends - Mobile
This is the new computing phase
It’s mobile and wireless together
Mobile internet is now the foundation for services, content, and apps
More than Just Phones COMPUTING
WIRELESS CONVERGED
CONSUMER
Most Internet user will be mobile
Mobile Trends - Consumer Increased Usage of Smartphones %
U.S. Smartphone Market Penetration
Feature Phones
Smartphones
Source: The Nielson Company
GIS Is Accessible to a Larger Market
Mobile Trends - Consumer 50% of people use maps/search on their phones
Source: Biz Tech Day
New market potential
Mobile Trends - Enterprise Enterprise usage of Smartphones and tablets on the rise
Why? -
Executives
-
Bring-your-own-device
-
Cost
-
More control over admin
Trending towards iOS and Android Platforms
How is this affecting Mobile GIS? •
•
•
Enterprise -
Extend the reach of GIS
-
Improve field productivity
-
Replace paper based workflows
-
Make timely and accurate decisions
-
Advanced analysis
-
GIS to your whole organization
Consumer -
Huge market potential
-
Your data/analysis to consumers
Citizen and organizational engagement -
Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI)
Mobile Applications ArcGIS running on …
Windows Mobile
Android iOS
Microsoft Windows Phone
Windows
Rugged and Embedded Devices
Smartphones and Tablets
ArcGIS on Smartphones and Tablets iOS, Windows Phone and Android Devices •
Designed for touch-screen phones
•
One handed use
•
Connected Workflows (Wifi, 3G)
•
Assisted-GPS Integration
•
Replace Paper Surveys -
Intelligent forms
-
Field Validation
-
Media Integration Emergency Operations
Service Requests Parcel Valuation VGI Campus Maps
ArcGIS on Rugged Devices Windows and Windows Mobile Devices
Designed for harsh field conditions • One handed/vehicle-mounted use • Occasionally connected workflows • High accuracy data collection •
-
•
GPS integration Laser integration
Replace Paper Surveys -
Intelligent forms Barcode integration
Land Management Water Facilities Mapping Asset Maintenance/Inspection Emergency Operations Service Requests
Smartphone Strategy ArcGIS accessible by many
Android
iOS
Windows Phone
Tools to build focused solutions
Agenda
•
Overview
•
ArcGIS for … -
•
iOS
-
Windows Phone
-
Android
Wrap up -
Q and A
Getting Started with the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS Kris Bezdecny
Agenda
•
What can you do with the SDK?
•
Layers and Web Maps
•
Data Collection and Editing
•
Development Considerations
•
Tips and Tricks
What can you do with the SDK?
•
Service Layers -
•
•
Supports multiple map projections
Graphics -
“Sketch” graphic elements on a map
-
Create Callouts
Tasks -
Query, Identify, and Find GIS features
-
Collect and modify GIS features
-
Locate/Geocode addresses
-
Geometry operations
-
Analytical Tasks
Sample application
Getting Started •
Intel-based Macintosh -
•
Snow Leopard or Lion
iOS devices -
Essential for testing!
-
iOS 3.1.2 or higher
•
Join iOS Developer Program
•
Download Xcode -
•
Includes Apple iOS SDK
ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS -
Resource Center
Accessing data
•
•
Mashup layers -
Dynamic, cached, and feature layers
-
Secured services
-
Bing, Open Street Map
Web maps -
ArcGIS Online
-
Portal for ArcGIS
Access using the REST endpoint URL
Pattern: Add layers to the map view
Create map view instance
Set delegate
Create layer or web map instance
Add layer to map view
Design map view interface
Adding a map view
Feature layers
•
Client-side layer
•
Feature Layer = Graphics Layer + Query Task
•
Inherits layer definition from the service
•
Modes -
On demand
-
Snapshot
-
Selection
Required for data editing
Pattern: Collect data
Add feature layer to map view
Create feature
Collect location
Collect attributes
Collect attachments
Commit edits to server
Location, attributes, and attachments can be added in any order
Editing existing data
Objective-C Considerations •
Class construction
•
Passing (verbose) messages
•
Manage your memory!
•
Delegation and protocols
Tips-and-tricks •
Learn Objective-C and Cocoa Touch -
•
Debugging -
•
Xcode TN2239
Performance testing -
Use a physical device
•
Universal apps
•
Human Interface Guidelines
Recommended Tech Sessions for iOS
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS – Part I -
Wednesday, 10:30am, Catalina/Madera
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS – Part II -
Wednesday, 1:00pm, Catalina/Madera
Getting Started with ArcGIS Runtime Windows Phone David Martinez
Agenda
•
Tools
•
Location
•
Maps
•
Query
•
Design Considerations
•
Performance Basics
Tools
•
Windows 7 or Windows Vista with Service Pack 2
•
Visual Studio 2010
•
Windows Phone devices
•
Join App Hub
•
Windows Phone SDK Tools
•
ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Windows Phone
Location
GpsLayer
GeoCoodinateWatcher
Maps and Accessing Data
•
•
Maps and layers -
Feature layers, cached and dynamic map services
-
Secured services
-
Bing, Open Street Map
Web maps -
ArcGIS Online
-
Portal for ArcGIS
Query
Design Considerations Type of application
Resource management
Design and implementation
Remote services
Performance
Threads
UI
Data binding. Rasterizing. Events. Very busy!
Compositor
Smooth animations for bitmap cached elements Touch responsiveness thread
Touch Background OS
App parsing logic, long-running tasks, etc. Operating system compositing and overlays
Performance Counters
•
Compositor Frame Rate
•
UI Thread Frame Rate
•
Texture memory
•
Surface counter
•
Intermediate surface count
•
Fill Rate
Recommended Tech Sessions for Windows Phone
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Windows Phone – Part I -
Wednesday, 2:45pm, Pasadena/Ventura/Sierra
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Windows Phone – Part II -
Wednesday, 4:30pm, Pasadena/Ventura/Sierra
Questions?
Getting Started with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android Andy Gup, Tech Lead, Esri Developer Network
@agup
Agenda – ArcGIS for Android
•
Android architecture
•
Development basics and requirements
•
Common ArcGIS coding patterns
Microsoft Clip art
My demo setup
•
Eclipse Indigo w/ J2EE
•
ArcGIS SDK for Android v1.0.1 + samples!
•
Android SDK v4.0.3 (API v15)
•
Motorola device driver for Windows 64-bit
•
Android Atrix running Android v2.3.6
Microsoft Clip art
Hello World
Android basic setup ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android
IDE
Java Development Kit (JDK)
Android SDK + Device
Android Development Workflow
Eclipse Android device Write Java
Launch as Android app Debug/log app
Android SDK Compile to Dalvik classes Deploy to device/emulator
Dalvik VM Run app
ADB Device Deamon
Android components User Interface View View
Activity Activity
View View
App Service Service Event Data / Listeners / Content Handlers Providers
Event Event Listeners / Listeners / Handlers Handlers
ArcGIS Application for Android
Development Basics
What do you need? •
Windows, Mac OS, or Linux!
•
ArcGIS for Android SDK v1.0.1
•
Eclipse 3.5 (Galileo) or greater
•
Java JDK 6
•
Android SDK v2.2 (API 8) or greater
•
Android Development Tools (ADT 16)
•
Android device! (Android v2.2) or greater
•
USB Device driver
Microsoft Clip art
Android SDK
http://developer.android.com
Download the SDK
http://esriurl.com/android
Android Project Overview
The main mapping component - MapView class
public class HelloWorld extends Activity { MapView map = null; /** Called when the activity is first created. */ public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.main); map = (MapView) findViewById(R.id.map); } }
http://esriurl.com/AndroidMapView
Adding map layers Tiled Map Service map = new MapView(this); map.addLayer(new ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer( "http://services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer")); setContentView(map);
Dynamic Map Service map.addLayer(new ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer( "http://.../ArcGIS/rest/services/Demographics/ESRI_Population_World/MapServer"));
Feature Service map.addLayer(new ArcGISFeatureLayer(url,MODE.SNAPSHOT));
Image Service map.addLayer(new ArcGISImageServicesLayer(url, null));
com.esri.android.map vs. com.esri.core.map
•
com.esri.android.map -
Displaying, altering or removing data from the map. private MapView map = null;
•
com.esri.core.map -
Use when defining elements used in feature and image services. Graphic g = new Graphic(feature.getGeometry(),redCircleSymbol);
Microsoft Clip art
Add data demo
Handling map events class MyTouchListener extends MapOnTouchListener { Graphic g; // first point clicked on the map Point p0 = null; int uid = -1; public MyTouchListener(Context arg0, MapView arg1) { super(arg0, arg1); } public boolean onDragPointerMove(MotionEvent from, MotionEvent to) { if (uid == -1) { // first time g = new Graphic(null, sfs); p0 = map.toMapPoint(from.getX(), from.getY()); uid = gLayer.addGraphic(g); } else { Point p2 = map.toMapPoint(new Point(to.getX(), to.getY())); Envelope envelope = new Envelope(); envelope.merge(p0); envelope.merge(p2); gLayer.updateGraphic(uid, envelope); } return true; } ... }
Touch listeners demo
Microsoft Clip art
Editing Feature Layers
// check there have been some edits before applying the changes if (hasEdits) { // set objectID field value from graphic held in featureset attrs.put(featureLayer.getObjectIdField(), someEditedValue); Graphic newGraphic = new Graphic(null, null, attrs, null); featureLayer.applyEdits(null, null, new Graphic[] { newGraphic }, createEditCallbackListener(updateMapLayer)); }
Editing demo
Tracking Device Location
map.setOnStatusChangedListener(new OnStatusChangedListener() { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; public void onStatusChanged(Object source, STATUS status) { if (source == map && status == STATUS.INITIALIZED) { } } }
Location demo
Microsoft Clip art
Geoprocessing
new ViewShedQuery().execute(params); class ViewShedQuery extends AsyncTask { @Override protected void onPostExecute(GPParameter[] result) { ... } @Override protected GPParameter[] doInBackground(ArrayList... params1) { gp = new Geoprocessor(“http://www.mygisserver.com/arcgis...”); ... } }
Geoprocessing demo
Tips-and-tricks •
Test using a phone and tablet
•
Android Help: http://developer.android.com/
•
Android Help -> User Interface Best Practices
•
Which Android version? Know your users!
•
Troubleshooting ArcGIS? Use the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) and Logcat
Log.e("Debug", String.valueOf(_currentLocation.getLatitude()));
Recommended Tech Sessions for Android •
Advanced Development with ArcGIS API for JavaScript -
•
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android—Part I -
•
Wednesday @ 10:30a, Pasadena/Ventura
Thursday @ 8:30a, Primrose A
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android—Part II -
Thursday @ 10:15a, Primrose A
Wrap-up
Intelligent Maps Are the New Medium Integrating Services (Data, Maps, Models…) Accessibility
Support Applications
Maps
•
Pop-ups
•
Editing
•
Time
•
Analysis
•
Workflows
•
Query
Services
Simplifying Using ArcGIS . . . . . . Communicating Geographic Understanding to Everyone
Maps Can Be Shared Across Devices Making Maps available to all
Windows Phone
Android
iOS
Web Sites
Desktop
Browsers
One Map
Online Services
. . . Enhancing Access and Collaboration
Deployment considerations
•
Platform developer requirements
•
Esri Attribution
•
Esri Licensing
•
Submittal
Developer Developer Requirements
•
Developer account
•
SDK -
OS updates
•
Devices
•
Deploying -
Development
-
App Store/Marketplace
-
Enterprise
Esri Attribution
•
•
Attribution in About or Credits -
API
-
Data
Esri Logo -
If using data from AGOL
Esri Licensing
•
Enterprise apps deployed Internally -
•
Requires ArcGIS Server license Deploy unlimited number of applications
Public Apps deployed in App Store/Marketplace/Market -
Free app -
-
Deploy unlimited number of applications
For fee (Sales, Ad, in-app purchases, etc…) -
Lic fee applies
Native vs Mobile Web User Experience
Native
Market Penetration
Mobile Web Cost Effective Fragmentation Functionality
Resources
•
Twitter: David: @dmdevdude Andy: @agup Dave: @dcardella
•
Resource Centers: http://resources.argis.com
Agenda
•
•
Intro -
Trends
-
Overview
ArcGIS for … -
•
iOS
-
Windows Phone
-
Android
Wrap up -
Q and A
Recent Trends - Mobile
This is the new computing phase
It’s mobile and wireless together
Mobile internet is now the foundation for services, content, and apps
More than Just Phones COMPUTING
WIRELESS CONVERGED
CONSUMER
Most Internet user will be mobile
Mobile Trends - Consumer Increased Usage of Smartphones %
U.S. Smartphone Market Penetration
Feature Phones
Smartphones
Source: The Nielson Company
GIS Is Accessible to a Larger Market
Mobile Trends - Consumer 50% of people use maps/search on their phones
Source: Biz Tech Day
New market potential
Mobile Trends - Enterprise Enterprise usage of Smartphones and tablets on the rise
Why? -
Executives
-
Bring-your-own-device
-
Cost
-
More control over admin
Trending towards iOS and Android Platforms
How is this affecting Mobile GIS? •
•
•
Enterprise -
Extend the reach of GIS
-
Improve field productivity
-
Replace paper based workflows
-
Make timely and accurate decisions
-
Advanced analysis
-
GIS to your whole organization
Consumer -
Huge market potential
-
Your data/analysis to consumers
Citizen and organizational engagement -
Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI)
Mobile Applications ArcGIS running on …
Windows Mobile
Android iOS
Microsoft Windows Phone
Windows
Rugged and Embedded Devices
Smartphones and Tablets
ArcGIS on Smartphones and Tablets iOS, Windows Phone and Android Devices •
Designed for touch-screen phones
•
One handed use
•
Connected Workflows (Wifi, 3G)
•
Assisted-GPS Integration
•
Replace Paper Surveys -
Intelligent forms
-
Field Validation
-
Media Integration Emergency Operations
Service Requests Parcel Valuation VGI Campus Maps
ArcGIS on Rugged Devices Windows and Windows Mobile Devices
Designed for harsh field conditions • One handed/vehicle-mounted use • Occasionally connected workflows • High accuracy data collection •
-
•
GPS integration Laser integration
Replace Paper Surveys -
Intelligent forms Barcode integration
Land Management Water Facilities Mapping Asset Maintenance/Inspection Emergency Operations Service Requests
Smartphone Strategy ArcGIS accessible by many
Android
iOS
Windows Phone
Tools to build focused solutions
Agenda
•
Overview
•
ArcGIS for … -
•
iOS
-
Windows Phone
-
Android
Wrap up -
Q and A
Getting Started with the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS Kris Bezdecny
Agenda
•
What can you do with the SDK?
•
Layers and Web Maps
•
Data Collection and Editing
•
Development Considerations
•
Tips and Tricks
What can you do with the SDK?
•
Service Layers -
•
•
Supports multiple map projections
Graphics -
“Sketch” graphic elements on a map
-
Create Callouts
Tasks -
Query, Identify, and Find GIS features
-
Collect and modify GIS features
-
Locate/Geocode addresses
-
Geometry operations
-
Analytical Tasks
Sample application
Getting Started •
Intel-based Macintosh -
•
Snow Leopard or Lion
iOS devices -
Essential for testing!
-
iOS 3.1.2 or higher
•
Join iOS Developer Program
•
Download Xcode -
•
Includes Apple iOS SDK
ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS -
Resource Center
Accessing data
•
•
Mashup layers -
Dynamic, cached, and feature layers
-
Secured services
-
Bing, Open Street Map
Web maps -
ArcGIS Online
-
Portal for ArcGIS
Access using the REST endpoint URL
Pattern: Add layers to the map view
Create map view instance
Set delegate
Create layer or web map instance
Add layer to map view
Design map view interface
Adding a map view
Feature layers
•
Client-side layer
•
Feature Layer = Graphics Layer + Query Task
•
Inherits layer definition from the service
•
Modes -
On demand
-
Snapshot
-
Selection
Required for data editing
Pattern: Collect data
Add feature layer to map view
Create feature
Collect location
Collect attributes
Collect attachments
Commit edits to server
Location, attributes, and attachments can be added in any order
Editing existing data
Objective-C Considerations •
Class construction
•
Passing (verbose) messages
•
Manage your memory!
•
Delegation and protocols
Tips-and-tricks •
Learn Objective-C and Cocoa Touch -
•
Debugging -
•
Xcode TN2239
Performance testing -
Use a physical device
•
Universal apps
•
Human Interface Guidelines
Recommended Tech Sessions for iOS
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS – Part I -
Wednesday, 10:30am, Catalina/Madera
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS – Part II -
Wednesday, 1:00pm, Catalina/Madera
Getting Started with ArcGIS Runtime Windows Phone David Martinez
Agenda
•
Tools
•
Location
•
Maps
•
Query
•
Design Considerations
•
Performance Basics
Tools
•
Windows 7 or Windows Vista with Service Pack 2
•
Visual Studio 2010
•
Windows Phone devices
•
Join App Hub
•
Windows Phone SDK Tools
•
ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Windows Phone
Location
GpsLayer
GeoCoodinateWatcher
Maps and Accessing Data
•
•
Maps and layers -
Feature layers, cached and dynamic map services
-
Secured services
-
Bing, Open Street Map
Web maps -
ArcGIS Online
-
Portal for ArcGIS
Query
Design Considerations Type of application
Resource management
Design and implementation
Remote services
Performance
Threads
UI
Data binding. Rasterizing. Events. Very busy!
Compositor
Smooth animations for bitmap cached elements Touch responsiveness thread
Touch Background OS
App parsing logic, long-running tasks, etc. Operating system compositing and overlays
Performance Counters
•
Compositor Frame Rate
•
UI Thread Frame Rate
•
Texture memory
•
Surface counter
•
Intermediate surface count
•
Fill Rate
Recommended Tech Sessions for Windows Phone
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Windows Phone – Part I -
Wednesday, 2:45pm, Pasadena/Ventura/Sierra
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Windows Phone – Part II -
Wednesday, 4:30pm, Pasadena/Ventura/Sierra
Questions?
Getting Started with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android Andy Gup, Tech Lead, Esri Developer Network
@agup
Agenda – ArcGIS for Android
•
Android architecture
•
Development basics and requirements
•
Common ArcGIS coding patterns
Microsoft Clip art
My demo setup
•
Eclipse Indigo w/ J2EE
•
ArcGIS SDK for Android v1.0.1 + samples!
•
Android SDK v4.0.3 (API v15)
•
Motorola device driver for Windows 64-bit
•
Android Atrix running Android v2.3.6
Microsoft Clip art
Hello World
Android basic setup ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android
IDE
Java Development Kit (JDK)
Android SDK + Device
Android Development Workflow
Eclipse Android device Write Java
Launch as Android app Debug/log app
Android SDK Compile to Dalvik classes Deploy to device/emulator
Dalvik VM Run app
ADB Device Deamon
Android components User Interface View View
Activity Activity
View View
App Service Service Event Data / Listeners / Content Handlers Providers
Event Event Listeners / Listeners / Handlers Handlers
ArcGIS Application for Android
Development Basics
What do you need? •
Windows, Mac OS, or Linux!
•
ArcGIS for Android SDK v1.0.1
•
Eclipse 3.5 (Galileo) or greater
•
Java JDK 6
•
Android SDK v2.2 (API 8) or greater
•
Android Development Tools (ADT 16)
•
Android device! (Android v2.2) or greater
•
USB Device driver
Microsoft Clip art
Android SDK
http://developer.android.com
Download the SDK
http://esriurl.com/android
Android Project Overview
The main mapping component - MapView class
public class HelloWorld extends Activity { MapView map = null; /** Called when the activity is first created. */ public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.main); map = (MapView) findViewById(R.id.map); } }
http://esriurl.com/AndroidMapView
Adding map layers Tiled Map Service map = new MapView(this); map.addLayer(new ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer( "http://services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer")); setContentView(map);
Dynamic Map Service map.addLayer(new ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer( "http://.../ArcGIS/rest/services/Demographics/ESRI_Population_World/MapServer"));
Feature Service map.addLayer(new ArcGISFeatureLayer(url,MODE.SNAPSHOT));
Image Service map.addLayer(new ArcGISImageServicesLayer(url, null));
com.esri.android.map vs. com.esri.core.map
•
com.esri.android.map -
Displaying, altering or removing data from the map. private MapView map = null;
•
com.esri.core.map -
Use when defining elements used in feature and image services. Graphic g = new Graphic(feature.getGeometry(),redCircleSymbol);
Microsoft Clip art
Add data demo
Handling map events class MyTouchListener extends MapOnTouchListener { Graphic g; // first point clicked on the map Point p0 = null; int uid = -1; public MyTouchListener(Context arg0, MapView arg1) { super(arg0, arg1); } public boolean onDragPointerMove(MotionEvent from, MotionEvent to) { if (uid == -1) { // first time g = new Graphic(null, sfs); p0 = map.toMapPoint(from.getX(), from.getY()); uid = gLayer.addGraphic(g); } else { Point p2 = map.toMapPoint(new Point(to.getX(), to.getY())); Envelope envelope = new Envelope(); envelope.merge(p0); envelope.merge(p2); gLayer.updateGraphic(uid, envelope); } return true; } ... }
Touch listeners demo
Microsoft Clip art
Editing Feature Layers
// check there have been some edits before applying the changes if (hasEdits) { // set objectID field value from graphic held in featureset attrs.put(featureLayer.getObjectIdField(), someEditedValue); Graphic newGraphic = new Graphic(null, null, attrs, null); featureLayer.applyEdits(null, null, new Graphic[] { newGraphic }, createEditCallbackListener(updateMapLayer)); }
Editing demo
Tracking Device Location
map.setOnStatusChangedListener(new OnStatusChangedListener() { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; public void onStatusChanged(Object source, STATUS status) { if (source == map && status == STATUS.INITIALIZED) { } } }
Location demo
Microsoft Clip art
Geoprocessing
new ViewShedQuery().execute(params); class ViewShedQuery extends AsyncTask { @Override protected void onPostExecute(GPParameter[] result) { ... } @Override protected GPParameter[] doInBackground(ArrayList... params1) { gp = new Geoprocessor(“http://www.mygisserver.com/arcgis...”); ... } }
Geoprocessing demo
Tips-and-tricks •
Test using a phone and tablet
•
Android Help: http://developer.android.com/
•
Android Help -> User Interface Best Practices
•
Which Android version? Know your users!
•
Troubleshooting ArcGIS? Use the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) and Logcat
Log.e("Debug", String.valueOf(_currentLocation.getLatitude()));
Recommended Tech Sessions for Android •
Advanced Development with ArcGIS API for JavaScript -
•
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android—Part I -
•
Wednesday @ 10:30a, Pasadena/Ventura
Thursday @ 8:30a, Primrose A
Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android—Part II -
Thursday @ 10:15a, Primrose A
Wrap-up
Intelligent Maps Are the New Medium Integrating Services (Data, Maps, Models…) Accessibility
Support Applications
Maps
•
Pop-ups
•
Editing
•
Time
•
Analysis
•
Workflows
•
Query
Services
Simplifying Using ArcGIS . . . . . . Communicating Geographic Understanding to Everyone
Maps Can Be Shared Across Devices Making Maps available to all
Windows Phone
Android
iOS
Web Sites
Desktop
Browsers
One Map
Online Services
. . . Enhancing Access and Collaboration
Deployment considerations
•
Platform developer requirements
•
Esri Attribution
•
Esri Licensing
•
Submittal
Developer Developer Requirements
•
Developer account
•
SDK -
OS updates
•
Devices
•
Deploying -
Development
-
App Store/Marketplace
-
Enterprise
Esri Attribution
•
•
Attribution in About or Credits -
API
-
Data
Esri Logo -
If using data from AGOL
Esri Licensing
•
Enterprise apps deployed Internally -
•
Requires ArcGIS Server license Deploy unlimited number of applications
Public Apps deployed in App Store/Marketplace/Market -
Free app -
-
Deploy unlimited number of applications
For fee (Sales, Ad, in-app purchases, etc…) -
Lic fee applies
Native vs Mobile Web User Experience
Native
Market Penetration
Mobile Web Cost Effective Fragmentation Functionality
Resources
•
Twitter: David: @dmdevdude Andy: @agup Dave: @dcardella
•
Resource Centers: http://resources.argis.com
