ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt adds S-63 encrypted ENC support
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Summary
Esri announces that ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt now supports S-63 encrypted ENC (Electronic Navigational Chart) data, adding to its existing S-52 and S-57 standards support. The feature is detailed in the latest ArcGIS Blog post.
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· 2 pulledIf you've been waiting for S-63 encrypted ENC support, the wait is over!
Get all the juicy details in the latest ArcGIS Blog!
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