Building Applications with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android—Part II Will Crick Dan O’Neill Agenda • Intro • Connected editing summary • Offline capabilities - Local features - Geometry Engine • Platform integration • Accessing content from ArcGIS Online/Portal • Best practice - Layer performance - UI thread - Device support Intro Who are we all? • Who are you? • Who are we? ArcGIS 10 — A Complete System Easier More Powerful and Everywhere Cloud • Discover Web • Create • Manage Enterprise • Visualize • Analyze Mobile • Collaborate Local Desktop Runtime SDKs Native ArcGIS Runtime SDKs iOS Android Windows Windows Windows Linux Phone Mobile Runtime SDK Runtime SDK Runtime SDK Runtime SDK Runtime SDK Runtime SDK • Objective C • Java • Silverlight • .NET • WPF, Java • Java Core Runtime Runtime Architecture Geocoding Mapping Local WPF Java Server GP Editing N a t i v e Tile Package GPS p Advanced la Android iOS Messaging t Symbology f Runtime o OpenGL DirectX r m Core c Windows Server Sync Offline Routing a p Mobile Offline a Spatial analysis b Geocoding i l i t i e s Geocoding Mapping Remote Windows Server GP Editing Phone SDK Release Status • ArcGIS for Android SDK - 1.0 – current (12/11) – 1800 unique installs - 1.1 to be released next week - Multiple maps - Advanced symbology/message processing - ArcGIS Online/Portal & webmap loading - Group layer - Improved secure service framework - Supports ADT r17 - 1.x/2.0 summer Connected editing Editing • AttributeEditor & GeometryEditor samples in SDK • Uses Feature Service - Same model as other webapis - applyEdits() • AttributeEditor sample - check field data types - Data entry - Validation