Navigation extension

Description

This extension sample shows how to integrate an ArcGIS Mobile application with ArcLogistics Navigator for navigation. It allows you to select a point feature in the ArcGIS Mobile application, send the location to ArcLogistics Navigator as a destination, and navigate to it using the ArcLogistics Navigator Remote API. You will also learn how to extend the feature list pop-up menu.

Products: ArcGIS Mobile

Platforms: Windows Mobile 5/6

Requires: Visual Studio 2008 with SP1, .NET Compact Framework 2.0 SP2, ArcLogistics Navigator (9.3.1 or later)

How to use

  1. Install ArcLogistics Navigator to the development machine and the mobile device (or emulator).
  2. Open the project within Visual Studio 2008. Learn how to set up your development machine.
  3. Compile the project and deploy the assembly (NavigationExtension.dll and ESRI.ALNRemote.dll from the ArcLogistics Navigator installation folder) to your mobile device or emulator. Read more information about deployment.
  4. Build and deploy the Mobile Project assembly file (comes with the sample project) to the <ArcGIS Mobile installation path>\bin\Extensions folder on your desktop where you will author your mobile project with the Mobile Project Center application.
  5. In Mobile Project Center, add the extension to your project on the Capabilities tab.
  6. Deploy your mobile project to your Windows Mobile device or emulator. Get more details on deployment.
  7. Start the out-of-the-box mobile application.
  8. Tap to open a mobile project that contains a point feature layer.
  9. On a feature list page (worklist page, identify result page, or view update page), tap the rocker on a point feature. A new menu item, Navigate to this feature, is added.
  10. Tap this menu item. ArcLogistics Navigator is launched and navigates to this location.
When you arrive at the selected destination, ArcLogistics Navigator hides and the screen returns to the ArcGIS Mobile application.

Where to get the sample

The sample is available for download.


9/20/2011