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I am developing a wpf gis application using arcgis runtime sdk. In my application user can define FeatureCollectionTable schema and draw features(such as polyline,polygon,point and etc) on map. Now, I need to save this user drawn feature layer as a file(.shp or .tiff). I searched on internet but I didn't found any solution.
Please help me if possible provide a snippet of code.
Thanks in advance.
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I am developing a wpf gis application using arcgis runtime sdk. In my application user can define FeatureCollectionTable schema and draw features(such as polyline,polygon,point and etc) on map. Now, I need to save this user drawn feature layer as a file(.shp or .tiff). I searched on internet but I didn't found any solution.
Please help me if possible provide a snippet of code.
Thanks in advance.
arcgis-desktop arcgis-runtime arcgis-runtime-sdk-wpf arcgis-runtime-sdk-.net
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ParashuramParashuram
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I am developing a wpf gis application using arcgis runtime sdk. In my application user can define FeatureCollectionTable schema and draw features(such as polyline,polygon,point and etc) on map. Now, I need to save this user drawn feature layer as a file(.shp or .tiff). I searched on internet but I didn't found any solution.
Please help me if possible provide a snippet of code.
Thanks in advance.
arcgis-desktop arcgis-runtime arcgis-runtime-sdk-wpf arcgis-runtime-sdk-.net
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ParashuramParashuram
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I am developing a wpf gis application using arcgis runtime sdk. In my application user can define FeatureCollectionTable schema and draw features(such as polyline,polygon,point and etc) on map. Now, I need to save this user drawn feature layer as a file(.shp or .tiff). I searched on internet but I didn't found any solution.
Please help me if possible provide a snippet of code.
Thanks in advance.
arcgis-desktop arcgis-runtime arcgis-runtime-sdk-wpf arcgis-runtime-sdk-.net
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