Kocaman Pro for iOS Uploaded to the App Store

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Kocaman_Pro_App_StoreThanks to the great efforts of Computer Engineer Ümit Tacettin AKGÖL, the Kocaman Pro app developed for mobile devices running iOS was uploaded to the App Store today as version 1. As shown in the image alongside, the app will become available for download once Apple’s reviewers have completed their review, provided nothing is missing.

So far, the feedback given on the Kocaman and Kocaman Pro apps has contributed greatly both to the development of the apps and to fixing the problems encountered. In this context, once Kocaman Pro for iOS becomes available for download, it is very important that our valued users give us feedback about any shortcomings and problems they encounter.

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ArcGIS 10.4 Help Content Published

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The help content for ArcMap 10.4, ArcGIS Server 10.4 and Portal for ArcGIS 10.4 has been published. The published pages include what’s new in version 10.4, the system requirements and all the help content. You can read the related announcement by clicking here, reach the ArcMap 10.4 help page by clicking here, the ArcGIS Server 10.4 help page by clicking here, and the Portal for ArcGIS 10.4 help page by clicking here.

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Kocaman Pro for iOS Coming Soon

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KocamanProSaydamWork continues on the Kocaman Pro app for iOS, which Computer Engineer Ümit T. AKGÖL and I had planned to release at the end of 2015, but whose release has slipped to 2016 because we took the project on more comprehensively and made new additions in terms of performance and design. As you will see in the screenshots shared further on, Kocaman Pro for iOS differs considerably in design from the Android and Windows versions.

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ArcGIS XML Export/Import

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imageWith the XML Export and XML Import operations in ArcGIS, you can easily export the data in your database in XML format, or import data previously exported in XML format. If you wish, you can also export the schema of your database without your data, or import an external schema into an empty database. XML export is also often used by database administrators as a form of backup. This way, database administrators can easily secure their data at regular intervals. The video tutorial below explains how to perform these operations in ArcCatalog, as well as how to run the XML export automatically at regular intervals using Windows Task Scheduler and a small application written in the Python programming language.

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Kocaman/Kocaman Pro Received a Small Update

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