Hello.
I'm having some problems publishing an .imodel for Bentley Map Mobile.
I'm using MicroStation V8i (Ss4) version 08.11.09.838, Bentley Map V8i (Ss4) version 08.11.09.763 (for MicroStation) and I just installed Bentley Map Mobile Publisher version 05.05.02.218.
I was publishing an imodel for Map Mobile and it stopped with the following error dialog:
"Error protecting file:
[C:\Users\.....\Temp\[filename].i.dgn]"
And here is a clip from Message Center:
Does anyone know what the problem is?
Regards,
Bjorn
We saw a report of this a couple of years ago, try the High Security Map executable to initialize Bentley Map and see if that allows the process to complete. And please file a Service Request with us so that we can track-down the exact cause of the problem.
Hello Dan and thanks for the answer.
I filed a Service Request just now.
I have never initialized Bentley Map using the High Security Map executable. Can you give me a short description on how it's done?
Dear Dan,
in Map Mobile Publisher installed correctly on OpenUtilities Map 8.11.09.880 the error is:
In command line Converter we have similar situation (without error message but imodel was not created)
HTH
Mladen
I think the problem may be in the Shell that you are using for the Converter - don't use the MS DOS Cmd window, open the Map Mobile Converter shell using the Map Mobile Converter key-in in the Windows "Type here to search" field:
Then select the application from the list
Then issue the MapMobileConvert.exe command from the Bentley Map Mobile Converter window
Let us know if that works.
Bentley Map Mobile Converter (bentleysystems.github.io)
We've made some progress. iModel was created when I detach WMS raster in original DGN file (Dugave.dgn) and convert DGN into iModel (Dugave.imodel) using Map Mobile Converter Shell.
Many thanks for that. I'll explore other options from github as You suggested me.
Another and related question is: when original DGN file is converted into iModel, there is no defined Geographic Coordinate System like in original DGN file. Do You know anything about this problem? My intention is to work with iModel on the field using GPS to navigate me.
I even tried to add option for Converter "... --coordinate-system=EPSG:3765 ..." with same result.
Many thanks in advance.
Have you tried it out in the field on the mobile device?
Map Mobile format is not a DGN and probably would not support reading data i.e. GCS from an imodel "dgndb" as we would from a "dgn" file... the iModel "dgndb" is a read only format designed for the Map Mobile platform.... Try it with the Map Mobile application to see if the data is in the correct location.
Hi Dan,
I've converted DGN to iModel using this Command Line
On mobile device data are on correct coordinates but not on correct location. Let me explain...
Coordinates are ok (coordinates as numbers in EPSG:3765) but I can't turn on GPS ("...I'm outside of the map range.."), BingMaps won't show and driving directions shows I'm somewhere in Indian ocean - everything points that GCS definition is missing.
I ran out of ideas...
Kind regards,
I would kindly ask You to examine why data are not on correct location. Try convert attached DGN file into iModel using Map Mobile Converter and try it with Map Mobile application on tablet. In attached file is also .xwms just to be sure that data is in the correct location.
Main problem is how to retain correct GCS during convert process and work with data in correct location on tablet.
MapMobile.zip
Thank you for the file Mladen, I've been working with it this morning and have to say, it's an odd problem. The OpenCities Map software appears to have an issue with that specific EPSG value. Also, the DGN File storage units are in Millimeters, so I'm looking at that too. Were the cells and labels created and placed by the OpenUtilities software?
Thank you for your effort to help.
Meanwhile we've created new seed file and query same data from database, start the Converter and it seems that this solve the problem.
Please, find attached second DGN file created with new seed file. And newly created iModel as well.
MapMobile2.zip
Yes I agree, the Storage Unit resolution must have been the problem. I get good Latitude, Longitude readouts using the i-model in Map Mobile.