ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android: Building Apps

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ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android: Building Apps Shelly Gill

Agenda



Getting started



API





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Android Runtime SDK patterns

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Common functions, workflows

The Android platform

Other sessions covered Runtime SDK generally: An Introduction to the API and Architecture, Building 3D Applications, Working with Maps Online and Offline

Getting started With a tutorial, gradle, or samples

Getting started with the SDK

Sign up for free Developers testing account

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50 credits a month, premium content, register apps, test tokens

Install free Android Studio IDE

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http://developer.android.com/sdk

Get dependencies automatically with Gradle and try it out

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Write an app!

New developers - Follow first map app tutorial



Developers site > Android > Guide -

http://developers.arcgis.com/android/latest/guide

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Help topics



Getting started > Develop your first map app



Step-by-step guide



Or try Dev Labs -

8 so far

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https://developers.arcgis.com/labs/develop/index.html#android

Existing developers - clone samples or example apps



GitHub -



https://github.com/Esri

API samples -

Java, and adding Kotlin

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http://github.com/Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-android



Example apps



Clone/checkout/download, import, and run

Existing apps - add AAR dependency



Maven repository hosted by Bintray -



AARs of current and previous releases

Project build.gradle repositories { maven {

url 'https://esri.bintray.com/arcgis' } •

App module build.gradle dependencies { compile 'com.esri.arcgisruntime:arcgis-android:100.1.0' }

SDK resources



Developers site -

http://developers.arcgis.com/android

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Doc – guide, API Reference

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Downloadable SDK

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Application support



GitHub for samples and example apps



GeoNet user communities -

http://geonet.esri.com/community/developers/native-app-developers/arcgis-runtime-sdk-forandroid

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https://community.esri.com/groups/arcgis-example-apps

Example apps



Real world apps based on use cases collected from users



Complete working apps with detailed instructions for getting started



Supporting documentation -

code, data creation, app workflows, customization



Open sourced on GitHub (Apache 2.0 license)



Current Android apps: -



Maps App, Ecological Marine Units, Nearby Places, Offline Mapbook

Future apps: -

Mobile data collection, Situational awareness

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Vote at https://community.esri.com/polls/2636

Functionality •

Build apps for Android devices



Visualize geographic data – maps, scenes, layers, graphics -

feature, dynamic, tiled, raster, …



Identify features, query data, and display info pop-ups



Share maps and content across ArcGIS platform



Offline maps, data, routing, geocoding



Powerful analysis and local geometric operations

https://developers.arcgis.com/android/latest/guide/essential-vocabulary.htm

API

ListenableFuture pattern





Asynchronous methods use ListenableFuture -

Inherits from java Future interface

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A promise to return a result

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Add done listener, or call get (blocking)

Can simplify asynchronous programming -

Done called back on UI thread if listener added on UI thread

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We take care of executing operations on background threads

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Standard pattern for cancellation, errors

ListenableFuture Sample – identify-graphics-hittest

// Get future ListenableFuture = mMapView.setViewpointAsync(firstViewpoint, 3); // Add done listener booleanListenableFuture.addDoneListener(new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { try { // get result of the future if (MainActivity.this.booleanListenableFuture.get()) { // Proceed with more… mMapView.setViewpointAsync(secondViewpoint, 3); } } catch (InterruptedException ie) {

// user interrupted the operation

} catch (ExecutionException ee) { } });

}

// a problem with executing the call or returning result

ListenableList pattern



Bind to data



Add listener to know when content changes -



Adds and removes

Implemented on -

Graphics in a GraphicsOverlay

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LayerList (operational, base, reference layers)

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Sublayers in SublayerList

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Bookmarks

Loadable pattern – Java implementation



Loadable resources -





Maps, layers, portal item, geodatabase, …

Does not use ListenableFuture -

Specific pattern for load errors

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Has additional states

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Can reload if failed

Loads dependent loadables



https://developers.arcgis.com/android/latest/guide/loadable-pattern.htm

Map and MapView



Content and presentation are separated



ArcGISMap - separate class that defines content Listenable lists of Layer, Bookmark - MapView references ArcGISMap -

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Open a map, or build in code, modify, save to portal

MapView extends android.view.ViewGroup -

GraphicsOverlay(s), LocationDisplay, …

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Control visible extent of ArcGISMap using Viewpoints

Don't forget andoid.permission.INTERNET for any online layers, basemaps, portals, etc

Scene and SceneView



New in Android at v100.1



ArcGISScene – content



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SceneView references ArcGISScene

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Basemap, ElevationSurface, Layers, …

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Build in code

SceneView extends android.view.ViewGroup -



Control view using Viewpoints and Cameras

Currently requires OpenGL2.0 -

Covers all devices connecting to Google Play

Scene and layer Code Display a scene Add elevation surface Add a scene layer

// create a scene and add a basemap to it

ArcGISScene scene = new ArcGISScene(); scene.setBasemap(Basemap.createImagery()); mSceneView = findViewById(R.id.sceneView); mSceneView.setScene(scene);

// create an elevation source, and add this to the base surface of the scene

ArcGISTiledElevationSource elevationSource = new ArcGISTiledElevationSource(getResources().getString(R.string.elevation_source)); scene.getBaseSurface().getElevationSources().add(elevationSource);

// add a scene service to the scene for viewing buildings ArcGISSceneLayer sceneLayer = new ArcGISSceneLayer( getResources().getString(R.string.buildings_service)); scene.getOperationalLayers().add(sceneLayer);

// add a camera and initial camera position

Camera camera = new Camera(48.378, -4.494, 200, 345, 65, 0); mSceneView.setViewpointCamera(camera);

Display device location •

Uses Android platform location providers -

GPS and network location, if enabled



Customizable appearance



AutoPan behavior – pan, rotate



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Navigation (car)

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CompassNavigation (waypoint)

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Recenter (no rotation)

LocationDisplay -

MapView.getLocationDisplay()

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LocationDisplay.startAsync()

Only Position

Position & Heading

Position & Course

LocationDisplay top tips







Don’t forget -

android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION +

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android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION

User interactive navigation cancels auto-pan -

MapView.addNavigationChangedListener – when isNavigating returns to false, re-set the AutoPanMode

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Or disable interactive navigation…

User interactive navigation can also change scale -



Again can use addNavigationChangedListener and re-set map scale if required

Can create own LocationDataSource if required

Handling touch on the map





Default navigation gestures -

Swipe to pan

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Double-tap = zoom in, two-finger-tap = zoom out

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Pinch to zoom and rotate

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Tap and hold then swipe up/down for continuous zoom

Change interactive navigation by creating custom touch listener -

Inherit from DefaultMapViewOnTouchListener

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Implement View.OnTouchListener

Handling gestures Sample – identify-graphics-hittest

Integration with the ArcGIS Platform using Portal API





Portal -

Connection to ArcGIS Online or an on-premises Portal

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Authenticated and anonymous access

PortalUser -



Current authenticated user or other users

PortalItem -

Represent any item type

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Create, update, delete items and PortalFolders

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Share publicly, organization, or PortalGroup

MobileMapPackage



Provide offline maps so users can be productive when network connectivity is poor or nonexistent



MobileMapPackage class -



Desktop pattern -



maps, layers, data, locators, transportation networks Create MMPK in Pro

Services pattern -

Use OfflineMapTask

ArcGIS Runtime SDKs: Working with Maps Online and Offline 2pm - B 07 - B 08

Offline Mapbook Example App Offline Mapbook Example App

Authentication – default challenge handler



Cross-platform security pattern -





Challenges, challenge handlers, OAuth2, tokens

DefaultAuthenticationChallengeHandler -

Out of the box UX for challenges

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Network credential: HTTP secured service / Integrated Windows Authentication (IWA).

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ArcGIS Tokens: proprietary token-based authentication

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PKI certificates

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Self signed certificates

Create own handler if required -

Implement AuthenticationChallengeHandler

Security pattern – OAuth 2.0



Used by ArcGIS Online



OAuthConfiguration



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Provides challenge handling specifically for OAuth

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Uses default Android browser app to display login UX

Set this up -

Create Application - Developers site account

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Set DefaultAuthenticationChallengeHandler

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Create OAuthConfiguration

Authentication code Maps App example app: • AuthenticationManager • DefaultAuthenticationChallengeHandler • OAuthConfiguration

Android Platform

Android Platform

Android platforms: connections to Google Play store 2nd Oct 2017

Runtime SDK supports minimum Android API 16 (“Jelly Bean” Android 4.1) defaultConfig { minSdkVersion 16 }

Nougat + Oreo



No need for separate JDK

Lollipop



What about your deployments?



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API 16 (Jelly Bean)?

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API 19 (Kit Kat)?

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API 24 Nougat or forward

Marshmallow

KitKat Jelly Bean Older

Android Studio 3



Significant update to Android Studio -

IDE - Parameter hints, semantic highlighting

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Tooling – Debugging, Instant Apps templates, Android Profiler, new gradle plugin + optimizations



Release Candidate 2 – Oct 19th Final released last night!



Java 8 language features as standard



Migrate projects forward from 2.3.3 release



Supports Kotlin

Kotlin







New official language -

Interoperable with Java, Java standard types

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Open source, by JetBrains - http://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/

Modern language features -

Null safety/nullable types, default parameter values

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Lambdas, inferred properties, higher order functions + function types, auto-casting

Support in Runtime SDK -

Migrating samples

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Future plans for documentation

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Example apps -

ask at https://community.esri.com/groups/arcgis-exampleapps/content?filterID=contentstatus%5Bpublished%5D~objecttype~objecttype%5Bthread%5D

In conclusion



Free to get going -

Android Studio

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Free Developers account for testing

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ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android



Runtime SDK support for wide range of functionality and workflows



GeoNet – questions, discussions, suggestions



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