The fourth in our series of ArcGIS Mobile 10.0 updates, the Mobile Team is proud to announce the release of build 2550. Just like 2525 and all previous updates, installing build 2550 does not require that you uninstall a previous version – this install will simply update your current install of ArcGIS Mobile.
You can download build 2550 now from the Esri Customer Care Portal. Look for “ArcGIS Mobile 10 (Build 2550)”.
The following is a list of the quality updates added in build 2550:
NIM076416 – When using the Sign In capability inside of the Windows Mobile application you can now search for a user by id. Given a long list of users to choose from, the search capability is a quick way to access your account by name.
NIM073927 – Using the Windows Tablet application, the Identify Features tool will now honor layer visibility settings and only return features that are visible on the map.
NIM071320 - The ArcGIS Mobile application now fully supports the download of a mobile project within a secured environment.
NIM069617 - Several users reported problems collecting data using the embedded GPS receiver within the Panasonic Toughbook CF-19. We have identified and resolved those issues and now GPS data collection using the embedded GPS within Panasonic Toughbook CF-19s are fully supported.
NIM073981 – The ArcGIS Mobile field applications support scale dependency settings from ArcMap. Now within the Layer List, map layers that are not visible at the current scale will appear using gray text so that you can differentiate them from other layers within the map.
NIM074815 – When creating a mobile project you can mark map layers as “hidden”. When doing so, these map layers will no longer appear inside of the layer visibility list inside of the Windows Mobile application.
NIM071445 – We have improved the usability of the “Browse for Photo” feature within the Windows Tablet application. It will now remember previous folder settings.
NIM073617 – The Windows Tablet application now supports connecting to the GPS receiver within an Algiz 7 tablet.
NIM065671 – ArcView is a supported license level for using ArcGIS Mobile with ArcGIS Desktop. You do not need to use ArcGIS Server. In fact you can use ArcView with a file geodatabase and the geoprocessing tools will fully support your disconnected workflows. Our documentation for these tools reflects this capability now.
NIM067039 – When displaying your map content using the Mobile Project Center application, we have improved upon how we display Annotation from a geodatabase annotation feature class.
NIM071732 – Prior to the release of build 2550, if you opened a mobile project that included sign in capabilities but did not yet have project data deployed to the device the Windows Mobile application would prompt you to choose a user but would not ask if you would like to download data from the server. This issue has been resolved.
The Mobile team is committed to improving the quality and capabilities of current released product (ArcGIS Mobile 10.0) in addition to building new product releases. We hope to hear your requests and feedback!
Mobile Team
