create-custom-styles-blog

This is a project to demonstrate the use of custom style files in an ArcGIS Runtime application. The process of creating and using the custom style in this app is discussed in this blog.

The project includes the Gradle wrapper, so there is no need to install Gradle to run the app.

The app launches a window showing data using the custom style file.

Instructions

IntelliJ IDEA

Open IntelliJ IDEA and select File > Open....
Choose the arcgis-runtime-java-demos/create-custom-styles directory and click OK.
Select File > Project Structure... and ensure that the Project SDK and language level are set to use Java 11.
Open the Gradle view with View > Tool Windows > Gradle.
In the Gradle view, double-click copyNatives under Tasks > build. This will unpack the native library dependencies to $USER_HOME/.arcgis.
In the Gradle view, double-click run under Tasks > application to run the app.

Eclipse

Open Eclipse and select File > Import.
In the import wizard, choose Gradle > Existing Gradle Project, then click Next.
Select the arcgis-runtime-java-demos/create-custom-styles directory as the project root directory.
Click Finish to complete the import.
Select Project > Properties . In Java Build Path, ensure that under the Libraries tab, Modulepath is set to JRE System Library (JavaSE-11). In Java Compiler, ensure that the Use compliance from execution environment 'JavaSE-11' on the 'Java Build Path' checkbox is selected.
Right-click the project in the Project Explorer or Package Explorer and choose Gradle > Refresh Gradle project.
Open the Gradle Tasks view with Window > Show View > Other... > Gradle > Gradle Tasks.
In the Gradle Tasks view, double-click copyNatives under create-custom-styles > build. This will unpack the native library dependencies to $USER_HOME/.arcgis.
In the Gradle Tasks view, double-click run under create-custom-styles > application to run the app.

Command Line

cd into the project's root directory.
Run ./gradlew clean build on Linux/Mac or gradlew.bat clean build on Windows.
Run ./gradlew copyNatives on Linux/Mac or gradlew.bat copyNatives on Windows. This will unpack the native library dependencies to $USER_HOME.arcgis.
Run ./gradlew run on Linux/Mac or gradlew.bat run on Windows to run the app.

Requirements

See the Runtime SDK's system requirements.

Resources

Issues

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Contributing

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Licensing

Copyright 2022 Esri

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

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A copy of the license is available in the repository's license.txt file.