The native SDKs are passed the AGSPoint used in the mapView.identifyLayer (iOS) method. Our native apps currently use this AGSPoint to do some additional processing or querying, depending on the results of the identifyLayer method (e.g., use the AGSPoint to query a service for closest boat ramp, river flow gauge, weather or tide prediction station). We are currently working around this by using device location, if within the view, or center of the screen, but tapped point would be optimal. I did check to see if onMapTap callback was available, but confirmed it is only called when a layer is not identified.
The native SDKs are passed the AGSPoint used in the mapView.identifyLayer (iOS) method. Our native apps currently use this AGSPoint to do some additional processing or querying, depending on the results of the identifyLayer method (e.g., use the AGSPoint to query a service for closest boat ramp, river flow gauge, weather or tide prediction station). We are currently working around this by using device location, if within the view, or center of the screen, but tapped point would be optimal. I did check to see if onMapTap callback was available, but confirmed it is only called when a layer is not identified.
Thank you for developing this plugin!