#Appstudio map how to#
#Appstudio map pro#
#Appstudio map license#
#Appstudio map Offline#

#Appstudio map Offline#

Your offline maps (MMPKs) will appear in the 'Offline Map' section of Gallery and you can download and view them from there. Note that if you want to specify more than one MMPK in the app, please use the following format:ĭouble click on the Map Viewer template app to run your app on Desktop with AppRun. You can also enter an item ID in the Maps query field to search and display a specific MMPK in the Gallery.

To display all of the MMPKs that have a specific tag in the Gallery page, you can simply enter the tag in the Settings > Gallery > Maps query. Just like when querying web maps, you can query MMPKs by item ID or tags. Step 4 Query and display MMPKs in the Map Viewer Gallery To enable the Sign-In button, go to AppStudio Settings > Gallery, and enable Support secured maps. The Sign-in button is disabled by default in the Map Viewer template. So upload your app at least once before trying this step. Note: You can only register your app after uploading your app. AppStudio Desktop 2.1 has provided a quick and easy way to generate a Client (App) ID to allow users to sign-in to your app, by navigating through AppStudio Settings > Advanced Settings, then clicking on the Register button. This requires a Client ID, also known as an App ID to allow you to sign in. Sign-in is required to access and view MMPKs. Click on the New App button > Templates > Map Viewer to created a new app based on the Map Viewer template.

#Appstudio map license#

Open AppStudio Desktop and sign in with a Standard license account. These options are not available on the AppStudio basic or on AppStudio website. Note : We will be using AppStudio desktop standard edition to configure the template. Map Viewer Template - Offline Map Details

#Appstudio map pro#

Note: One way to edit metadata information in ArcGIS Pro is to right-click on your map, then select Properties > Metadata. You can provide additional information on the Map Viewer by adding metadata summary and description while creating an MMPK.

Summary and Description – A map’s metadata summary and description will also be displayed on the Map Viewer Info panel.

You can always rename your map before uploading your MMPK. If you have multiple maps in the MMPK, the metadata title will also show on the Offline Maps Layer panel as the chosen options.

Title – A map’s metadata title will be displayed at the top of the Map details Info panel.

Please refer to Query and display MMPKs in the Map Viewer Gallery section below for more information about query MMPKs with tags. Adding meaningful tags not only is a useful way for you and your ArcGIS organization members to quickly and easily find MMPKs, but it is also one of the requirements to display MMPKs in the Map Viewer Gallery. Adding tags – Entering an ArcGIS query in your app’s settings is one way to find and display MMPKs in the Map Viewer Gallery. Map Viewer Template - Feature Search in Offline Mapģ. If your MMPK already contains offline geocoder it will not be used in the template. Note: The locator for places is not yet supported in Map Viewer at 2.1. To do this, you will need to add a locator provider or create a locator in ArcGIS Pro. So if you want to enable searching of features in your Map Viewer app, you need to add a locator which is configured for feature search. Creating a locator for feature search– MMPK supports locators for searching features and places. Map Viewer Template - Bookmarks in Offline MapĢ. Open ArcGIS Pro > Map > Bookmarks > New Bookmark > name the bookmark When you are creating an MMPK, don’t forget to create bookmarks that can be used in your Map Viewer app. Adding Bookmarks – It’s always useful to add spatial bookmarks to provide shortcuts for future reference. Here are a few tips and tricks that I want to share for when you are creating an MMPK for your Map Viewer app.ġ. This help document will help you get started with creating and sharing an MMPK. MMPKs can be created using the Create Mobile Map Package tool in ArcGIS Pro 1.2 or higher.

#Appstudio map how to#

This blog post will show you some tips and tricks for creating MMPKs in ArcGIS Pro and explain how to configure Map Viewer template to consume offline maps (MMPKs) from the organization. An MMPK consolidates a single map or multiple maps into a single file so that you can share with your ArcGIS organization or directly download to your mobile device for offline use. The Map Viewer template now supports offline maps, which means you can now download and view secured and public Mobile Map Packages (MMPK). This also means that we are looking forward to your feedback. Note: This functionality is currently in BETA, which essentially means go ahead and use it but there might be slight modifications/enhancements made in the future releases based on usage and feedback.