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Flow Arrows for Utilities

AndrewRadford

Hi,

I am trying to depict the flow of electrical lines in the ArcGIS for Flex Viewer. I have tried creating the flow arrows on the layer itself and also tried adding it as a separate layer. I am using arrow at the end symbology in ArcGIS for Desktop. But when i add the services into the flex viewer they just show as a solid black line, and dont depict direction. Is there something i am missing? The viewer is version 3.6.

Thanks,
Andrew

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RobertScheitlin__GISP

Andrew,

So after some testing. There is nothing that I can find that you can do to show advanced cartographic line symbols when using ArcGIS Server Basic.

AndrewRadford

Thanks Robert

RobertScheitlin__GISP

Andrew,

So the bottom line is, you are out of luck without moving up to standard edition. There is no support for labels with FeatureServices.

RobertScheitlin__GISP

Andrew,

I'll do some checking today.

AndrewRadford

Andrew,

So here is a screenshot of one of my ArcGIS Servers. Notice CountyCrimeMap as a (FS) and a (MS).

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Hey Robert thanks for your help. I think i have identified the main issue. I am using ArcGIS for Server Basic which only allows for publishing feature services.
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It also seems to not label feature services as well. do you know of a way around this or is upgrading the only solution?

Thanks,
Andrew

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RobertScheitlin__GISP

Andrew,

So here is a screenshot of one of my ArcGIS Servers. Notice CountyCrimeMap as a (FS) and a (MS).

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RobertScheitlin__GISP

Andrew,

OK that is a different situation. When you publish a service with Feature Access you are publishing a FeatureService. If you publish the map without Feature Access you are publishing a MapService. You can publish a service as both a MS and FS (which I thought was the norm if you enable Feature Access, you would still get the MapService). You need the MapService in order to capitalize on your specific symbology.

AndrewRadford

Ok I understand. For some reason the App builder is taking the folders as a feature service (FS) and will not let me add them as an entire folder. How ever my manager page is calling them a map service.

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I would think this would be an ArcGIS server setting and not handled by the App Builder.

Thanks,
Andrew

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RobertScheitlin__GISP

Andrew,

In App Builder when adding operational layers you can do it two ways. It sounds like the way you are going you are drilling down to the specific layer that you want by clicking into the the map service folder and choose the layer. That mean that the layer is added to the map as type "feature" and type feature does not handle advanced cartographic line symbols. If you add the layer as dynamic (just addingthe map service folder) than the rendering is handled by the server and you should get your cartographic line symbols.

AndrewRadford

Yes, I am creating a service in ArcGIS for Desktop and then adding the service in the App Builder as an operational layer.

RobertScheitlin__GISP

Andrew,

How are you adding the layer? Are you using App Builder?

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