Graphic Tracking
Some applications require real-time updates of graphics on a map. This sample renders ten points with a random offset, which updates quickly in a loop. Use the buttons to start, stop, reset, and center the view on the points.
GeoBlazor
dymaptic
About this sample
This GeoBlazor sample, written in Blazor for .NET developers, demonstrates real-time graphic updates using GeoBlazor's Graphic and GraphicsLayer Razor components on top of the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript Graphic API. The page shows a 2D Charted Territory basemap centered over central India at street-level zoom, with ten point graphics randomly scattered around the center on a GraphicsLayer. Above the map are three buttons: Start / Stop (toggles a tight loop that randomly nudges each graphic's geometry on every iteration via SetGeometry, simulating live tracking, and changes its label to Stop while moving), Reset (clears the layer and regenerates the ten randomly placed points), and Center (calls MapView.GoTo to fit the view to the current Graphics collection). The Start button is disabled until the view finishes initial render via OnViewRendered. The sample is intended to demonstrate high-frequency graphic geometry updates and view framing in a Blazor application without writing JavaScript.