M.App Enterprise 2023 Update 3 (16.9.0)

Download

The full install is available for download through the Hexagon Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial Licensing Portal.

Instructions to install this release

• Run M.App Enterprise.exe on the M.App Enterprise server
• Run the M.App Enterprise Tile Services.exe on the Tile server

Lesson 1: Installing M.App Enterprise

In this tutorial you’ll find some detailed information about the installation of M.App Enterprise. It contains four categories for each and every single application, which comes within platform. 💡Before installing M.App Enterprise you need to create an empty database. This applies to the Master database (metadata schema for

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• (optional) Geoprocessing (Setup.exe under consolidated-installer-enterprise-16.6.3.44)
• (optional) LuciadFusion for M.App Enterprise (LuciadFusion.exe)

Lesson 1 (optional): Installing Luciad Fusion for MAE

This article gives you some information about the installation of Luciad Fusion, which is integrated since the release of M.App Enterprise 2019. 💡We strongly recommend to install Luciad Fusion on a seperate server.💡For the storage of the metadata you will need to create an empty database before installing

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New platforms

Java 21

This major version of Java is now also officially supported in M.App Enterprise. Test cycle was successfully completed since the official release of the software mid of September 2023.

New technology

Tooltips harmonization

With this update of M.App Enterprise it is possible to re-use your defined tooltips for Vector layers within the M.App Enterprise Dashboard.

For more information have a look at this post:

Tooltips within a Dashboard

This post will elaborate on all the options you have to create tooltips in a Dashboard and how to display them. As of M.App Enterprise version 16.9 it is possible to show tooltips in a Dashboard application as well. There are several approaches available for integrating tooltips into

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Attribute data in Dashboard

If you have attribute data in your database – data without a geometry – you have the possibility to use this within the M.App Enterprise Dashboard.

For more information have a look at this post:

How to create and use joined datasets in Dashboard tooltips

This tutorial aims to demonstrate the generation of dataset joins using an example, and subsequently illustrate how to effectively utilize them. A potential application for joined datasets is their utilization in tooltips, offering expanded options for attribute values. In the example below, the ownership attribute comes from another linked dataset.

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Set active layer at the start of the application

With this release it is possible to define one layer in your legend to be active at the start of the application. This means you can start your workflow or show the tooltip automatically without first going to the Layer tree and doing stuff there.

Community ideas

As always, we looked at the ideation board, took some ideas from there and implemented them into the core platform of M.App Enterprise. For the release of M.App Enterprise 2023 Update 3 the following ideas were picked:

• Duration of display for tooltip in M.App Desktop application
• Negative Buffer zone in Rich Client App
• Browser Map Tooltip Improvement
• Possibility to add own quotes to Studio login page
• Box zoom button in Browser Applications

Duration of display for tooltips in M.App Enterprise Desktop Applications

If you don’t move the mouse in the Desktop Application the tooltip stays on the map.

Negative buffer zone in Rich Client

You can define negative buffer zones within your Construction Aid in the M.App Enterprise Desktop applications.

Browser Map Tooltip improvement

 A detailed description can be found here.

Possibility to add own quotes to Studio login page

Box zoom Button in Browser Applications

With this release it is possible to “draw” a rectangle in your map and zoom to this extent. You will find it underneath the – button.