Demonstrate creation of Multipart Polygon, Polyline and Multipoint geometry using ArcGIS Maps SDK for Kotlin.
This repository contains the code which is mentioned in the blog post Mapping complex data with Multipart Geometries using the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps.
It creates collection of trees on Esri campus representing the multipoint geometry, adding a couple islands and a lake within an island representing a single multipart polygon geometry and creating four river streams constituting a single river which ultimately connects to the ocean representing multipart polyline geometry.
There are three example apps in this repo namely multipart-polygon-geometry, multipart-polyline-geometry and multipoint-geometry. Each of them can be run as an individual app.
Multipoint Geometry:
Multipart-Polygon-Geometry:
Multipart-Polyline-Geometry:
- The example apps in this project are building with
compileSdkVersion 33 - Android Studio
- An ArcGIS Developers API key
Please read our developer instructions wiki page to set up your developer environment with Android Studio. Instructions include forking and cloning the repository for those new to Git.
Once the project is cloned to disk you can import into Android Studio:
- From the Welcome to Android Studio screen, click the Open button. (If you're already inside a project, click File > Open in the menu bar instead.)
- Navigate to the Multipart_Geometry/ folder and click OK.
A permanent key that gives your application access to Esri location services. Visit your ArcGIS Developers Dashboard to create a new API key or access an existing API key.
The Android samples in this repository have been structured to use an API key, set once, which will run in all samples.
Set your API key in the gradle.properties file located in the /.gradle folder within your home directory.
The API_KEY property should contain quotes around the key itself:
API_KEY = "YOUR_API_KEY" // path: /Users/<user_name>/.gradle/gradle.propertiesOnce you have set up your developer environment you can run any example app from within Android Studio by selecting the app module from the Edit Configurations drop down and clicking the Run button from the toolbar.
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