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J'ai développé un add-in où mon flux de travail principal consiste à s'abonner aux événements dans ArcGIS Pro et à rapporter un résumé des événements importants à notre serveur qui alimente un tableau de bord sur un client web. Un grand objectif de notre add-in est d'être le moins intrusif possible pour l'utilisateur.…
Hi Everyone, I am relatively new to C# and this is a C#/SDK question. I have been switching back and forth between DBNull.Value versus null to identify null values. Can you someone confirm which is the correct one to use for my case? I am performing calculations using the data from a geodatabase table. Each set of values…
I have the following layer structure in ArcGIS Pro: Main Group ├── FeatureLayer A ├── FeatureLayer B └── Sub Group ├── FeatureLayer C └── FeatureLayer D (empty) Zoom To Layer works correctly for all individual feature layers and also for the Sub Group. However, when I right-click the Main Group and select Zoom To Layer,…
We have a small CoreHost application targeting .NET 8 that works with Pro 3.4-3.6. To make it also work with Pro 3.7 we changed the .NET target to 10. We expect the new version to work with Pro 3.4-3.7 as .NET supports backward compatibility and Pro 3.7 can load add-ins targeting .NET 6-10. The application (as recommended)…
Hello, I found what appears to be a display issue in ArcGIS Pro 3.6.1 Local Scene. Steps to reproduce: * Create a new ArcGIS Pro project. * Add a new Local Scene and remove the default 2D map. * Add an elevation source (DEM) to the Ground surface. * Add an imagery raster layer. * Add or remove the elevation source again.…
All - I've been trying to find my problem for days and am stuck. The attached snippet has code that updates feature attributes inside an Edit Operation. When executed the updates are applied as expected, but the ArcGIS Pro "Undo" does not become enabled. The crux of the code is below. The code is attached. Any suggestions…
We are building an ArcGIS Pro add-in with the ArcGIS Pro SDK. What's a good strategy to support older versions of ArcGIS Pro, especially versions using different .NET runtimes? For example, if we are building our next release with the ArcGIS Pro SDK 3.6, how should we support users running ArcGIS Pro 3.5 and older, or even…
Hello everyone, I am developing a custom Server Object Extension (SOE) using C# and the ArcGIS Enterprise SDK. My extension needs to run heavy, long-running queries and traces against a Utility Network dataset. Because these operations can exceed standard HTTP and Web Adaptor timeouts, a synchronous REST request isn't…
Hi, I wrote code that adds a field to a feature class using SchemaBuilder. It works correctly with a file geodatabase, but not with an enterprise geodatabase hosted on PostgreSQL. In that case, an error message is returned stating: "The Fields collection contained multiple geometry fields. (st_perimeter(shape)". The error…
Google Gemini says I should be able to get a reference to a Trace Network using the following code. TraceNetwork traceNetwork = gdb.OpenDataset<TraceNetwork>("MyNetwork"); (see below) I don't see "TraceNetwork" as a valid definition for a geodatabase object when I try this. Am I missing something, or is there another way…
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I have the following layer structure in ArcGIS Pro: Main Group├── FeatureLayer A├── FeatureLayer B└── Sub Group ├── FeatureLayer C └── FeatureLayer D (empty) Zoom To Layer works correctly for all individual feature layers and also for the Sub Group. However, when I right-click the Main Group and select Zoom To Layer,…
I've been developing an add-in where my main workflow is to subscribe to events in ArcGIS Pro and report a summary of important events to our server which drives a dashboard on a web client. A big goal of our add-in is to be minimally intrusive to the user. That idea alongside the need to sometimes be required to use the…
