ArcGIS Runtime SDKs: Getting StartedEric Bader@ECBader

DevSummit DCFebruary 26, 2016 | Washington, DC

Agenda

• Why native app development?

• What is ArcGIS Runtime SDK?

• What can you do with the runtime SDKs

• Getting started – demos

• What’s ahead

Why Native?

• Performance – Native apps are faster

• It’s all about the user experience

• Full access to the resources and services of the device

• Offline

• But also has some trade-offs

Why Native?

• Over 75 Billion downloads – App store

• Over 50 Billion downloads – Google Play

• Expected to grow by 24% in 2016, $51 billion in revenue

• Internet growth is down: <10% year-to-year and slowing -http://www.kpcb.com/internet-trends

Runtime platforms

Mobile

Desktop

Embedded

Runtime platforms

Qt / QML

OS X

Windows Store

Java SE

WindowsMobile

iOS

Android

Windows Phone

Mobile

Desktop

Embedded

.NET

DesktopClient

Xamarin

Runtime platforms

Qt / QML

OS X

Windows Store

Java SE

WindowsMobile

iOS

Android

Windows Phone

Mobile

Desktop

Embedded

.NET

DesktopClient

Xamarin

Runtime SDKs

• Native APIs for building focused applications

• Embed ArcGIS into existing applications

• Common conceptual framework across platforms

• Powered by a Runtime

The ArcGIS RuntimeSupports Native Application Development

• Runtime Core- C++- Small - High performance- Exploits the Platform

• Client APIs Expose Functionality to Developers

- DotNet- Java- Objective C / Swift- QML / Qt C++

• Common Conceptual Model

Runtime Architecture

Qt / QML

Android iOSJavaSE

OS X .NET

C++ runtime core

x86 x64 ARM

WinLinux OS XAndroid iOS WinRT

DirectX

OpenGL

Runtime API Architecture

Application

Desktops

Tablets

Smartphones

API Core

APICore

ArcGIS Runtime SDKs

Guide API Ref Samples Community

ArcGIS Runtime

APIs

ArcGISRuntime

SDKs

Qt / QML

Android iOSJavaSE

OS X .NET

C++ runtime core

x86 x64 ARM

WinLinux OS XAndroid iOS WinRT

DirectX

OpenGL

What can you do with the Runtime SDKs?Maps and layers

Map Layers• Tiled

- ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Online, Bing, OSM, Imagery

• Dynamic- ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS ImageServer, WMS

• Graphics Layer• Feature Layer

- ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Online (hosted)- KML, shapefile, geopackage

Web maps• Feature collections• Pop-ups

What can you do with the Runtime SDKs?Graphics – Display information

Graphics

• Arbitrary objects added to a Graphics Layer- Point, Lines, Polygon, Text- Geometry + Symbol + Attributes

• Commonly used- Sketching- Display query results

Callouts- Anchored ‘view’ on the map to fill with content- Map tips, show details of a graphic on the map

Popups- Display data attributes- Configurable

What can you do with the Runtime SDKs?Analysis

Analysis

• Query, Identify, Find GIS features• Locate/Geocode addresses

- Reverse geocode , batch

• Geometry Engine- Native, high-performance engine - geometric operations on the device

- Cut, Union, Buffer, etc.

• Routing • Geoprocessing Tasks

What can you do with the Runtime SDKs?Data Collection

• Connected Editing- Against a Feature Service

• Disconnected Editing- Against a ‘local’ geodatabase

• Add, delete, modify, cancel• Attachments• Related tables

What can you do with the Runtime SDKs?Offline use…

All SDKs• Offline basemaps

- Tile Package (.tpk)

• Offline operational layers- Editing and sync- Related tables, attachments

• Offline tasks- Routing, Geocoding

.NET, Java, Qt (C++)

• Map packages – open with local server• Geoprocessing packages – tools and models

What industries are using Runtime?

• Defense• Federal/State/Local Government• Asset Management• Utilities• Transportation• …you name it

Demos: Getting started

Runtime Licensing

License levels and functionalityLicense Level Available functionalityDeveloper (development and testing only)

All functionality including Local Server extensions(watermarks and debug messages will be generated, nag screens with Local Server)

Basic All functionality, except:• Local locators (geocoding)• Local routing• Local geodatabase editing• Local geodatabase sync operations with an upload• Local Server

Standard All functionality. Note: Local Server extension licenses are additional and require the Standard license.

License your app at Basic level1. Go to developers.arcgis.com and log in (or create a developer account)2. Create a New Application (or select existing)3. Click on Runtime SDK Licensing4. Copy the Client ID and set it in your app

2.

3.

4. // set the client IDArcGISRuntime::setClientId("myclientid");

License your app at Standard levelThere are two options to license at Standard level:

1. Use an organization account (ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS)- Requires users of your app to log in with their account

2. Use a license string obtained from Customer Service or your international distributor

- License string burned into the app- Extensions can be supported

** You must use workflow 2 if you want to license any extensions **

For more info speak to sales or product management

Direct Read of Files Local Analysis 3D Map AuthoringCross Platform

ArcGIS Runtime 2016Adding Critical Functionality

Final release:Android, iOS

Betas: Java, Qt, .NET,

Xamarin

Today Q22016

ArcGIS Runtime Quartz Release Schedule

Q32016

Final release:Java, Qt, .NET,

Xamarin

Update 1:Android, iOS

March -April

Beta 2:Android

iOS

Beta 1 (Aug 2015):Android

iOSJava

Questions?