Create basic map app about maps-app-dotnet HOT 17 CLOSED

@mikewilburn this is ready to test. Please test the following:

• App loads
• Map displays
• Zoom and pan work

The iOS app isn't available yet, it's working but I haven't been able to create the IPA. I think testing 3/4 is enough for this very basic stage of the app. You can find the WPF, UWP and Android executables here https://esri.app.box.com/folder/29830817069.

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@marastoica I tried the link but it says that the page doesn't exists for me. Not sure if I just don't have permission to access it.

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@marastoica I was able to download and run the WPF version - looks great as far as a basic map window goes. However, when I run the PowerShell script to install the UWP package, it prompts me to first acquire a developer license and install the signing certificate. Do you know about this?

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@marastoica is the Android version designed for tablet or phone. Does it matter?

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@anttikajanus I added you to the group, try it again please

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• re WPF: thanks!
• re UWP: to test the UWP you need to enable developer mode on your machine. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/get-started/enable-your-device-for-development. Then go to this page and follow the instructions at the bottom that say Sideload your app package. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/packaging/packaging-uwp-apps. I also uploaded the certificate I made to package this to Box.
• re Android: it will work on both, and if you could test multiple devices for Android that would be ideal, as there are differences between OS versions and I'd like to catch them early

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@mikewilburn you should be able to install both Android and UWP apps now. However, the UWP app might not have a map in it, I can't get it to show on my test machine. Looks like the ArcGISRuntime.dll doesn't make it into the bundle.

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@marastoica cool, I will try the UWP one again today. FWIW, I couldn't get the Android version to install. Just kept getting a generic "failed to install" message. And I had to drop it before I left on vaca on Friday. I'll try it again this afternoon as well.

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@mikewilburn I recreated both packages, new versions are in the box folder. The issue with both was that they weren't signed properly.

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UPDATE: I can install and interact with the app on my Samsung S8 running Android 7.0.0. I cannot even install the app (shows "Can't open file" message) on a Google Nexus 5 running Android 6.0.1.

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I worked with @mikewilburn with respect to install issues, recommending adb to install over side-loading approach. I was able to install the app on Nexus 5 API 6.0.1.

@marastoica Can you refactor the App Name away from MapsApp.Android? Prefer simply Maps App.

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@doneill thanks for your help with this

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Maps app installed successfully on Google Nexus 9 tablet running 7.1.1.
Still unable to install on Google Nexus 5 phone running 6.0.1, although Dan can.
Also still cannot get UWP app to successfully install, because it results in the error:
Add-AppxPackage : Deployment failed with HRESULT: 0x800B0109, A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.
error 0x800B0109: The root certificate of the signature in the app package or bundle must be trusted.

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Status update:

Back to you @marastoica to figure out the UWP and iOS installation issues.

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Installation of the UWP app and verification of this issue is currently being held up by this error:

Add-AppxPackage : Deployment failed with HRESULT: 0x800B0109, A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root
certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.

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@mikewilburn to install the cert for UWP, initiate the certificate import wizard, then follow the directions here. To start the wizard, you should be able to double-click on the certificate (.cer file) if you have it, or if not, you can get to it from the appxbundle as follows:

1. Right-click the .appxbundle file
2. Select Properties
3. Select the Digital Signatures tab
4. Select the signature listed in the Signature list area
5. Click Details
6. Click View Certificate
7. Click Install Certificate...

Once the cert is installed, just double-click the .appxbundle file to install the app. If a Windows protected your PC warning pops up, just click More info, then click the Run Anyway button that appears.

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Thanks @zwaap - that worked! UWP is good to go. Now just awaiting iOS.

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Mara installed the app on an iOS device. App loads, the map displays, and the zoom & pan functionality work just fine as well.

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