Building Mobile Applications with the ArcGIS API for Flex: In this session we show you how easy it is to use Flex to deploy native mobile mapping applications on iPhone and Android. We’ll cover considerations for mobile versus web development. And, explore topics such as map performance, events, multiple views as well as handling gesture, orientation changes and we’ll also cover debugging tips.
after clicking a feature and opening a popup, the user can hit edit or zoom to. When hitting edit the view changes to allow the user to edit. after editing both save and delete are not tied to any functions and do not save changes or delete the feature.
Add sample code for demonstrating how to setup an AIR Native Extension for a Flex mobile application. This is nothing more than a boilerplate example of "getting it to work". You can think of this as the baby steps of understanding the ANE framework. This includes an ActionScript library project for the ANE, the source code for the ANE, and a Flex mobile project to demonstrate how it works.
There were some issues with how Android devices handled the StageOrientationEvent, and runtime issues how Android handled accessing the stage. This fix corrected both issues. Use addedToStage and removedFromStage on View to add event listener. Use stage.deviceOrientation to detect the orientation of the device.
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When I was using flex to learn how to develop mobile applications, I didn't quite understand how to adapt to multiple resolution screens.I see a bitmap that can be adaptive by setting multiple dpi, but where is the layout of the component (width and location)?
I look forward to your help and thank you very much
Add sample code for demonstrating how to use the ArcGISLocalTiledLayer in the Esri Flex Library. Allows using a local file on the device for a layer, which can support disconnected workflows.