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Shape File Won't Upload

jamesmullen

Robert,

This is the file I'm trying to upload via the add shape file widget. It works on your sample site, but won't load in my site/config.

tl_2010_48439_bg10 (1).zip

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rscheitlin

Logan,

No the reader is still the same. I would be intrested in anything you come up with.

LoganLehman

Robert,

Awesome! Sounds great. I was thinking about maybe doing some changes to make the reader asynchronous so it doesn't freeze the UI. Has this been done as well? If not, I could post my changes when they are complete if you would like! Thanks for being so helpful and supporting of your tools.

rscheitlin

Logan,

In Version 3.1.3 I only attempt to re-project 100 features at a time instead of the old 500 features and it can now deal with the Tiger shapefile you recommended.

LoganLehman

Logan,

I would start by NOT using esris geometry service as Lots of people all around the world are tasking that server, you need to use your own Geometry server. Is it possible to share one of these erroring shapefiles since they are so small?

Robert,

Unfortunately I cannot, as they are federal and military shapefiles that are not publicly available. One of the shapefiles I have that is returning the ioError is public, but it a little larger (2.75MB). You can get it at the tiger/line census portal and by selecting "Military Installations".

rscheitlin

Logan,

I would start by NOT using esris geometry service as Lots of people all around the world are tasking that server, you need to use your own Geometry server. Is it possible to share one of these erroring shapefiles since they are so small?

LoganLehman

I am having a couple similar issues as well.

First, it throws an ioError when trying to project with the .prj file present in the zipfile. I'm currently just testing against tasks.arcgisonline's geometryserver.

Secondly, on a good amount of my shapefiles, I am getting an error "Script took longer than timeout limit of 15 seconds" and that is popping at loadShapefile() on the shpReader.hasMore() while loop. These shapefiles are very small (talking 5-300KB), so I don't see what it is hanging up on.

Maybe you might be able to answer those issues.

jamesmullen

That did it, I aimed it at a fully sp'd 10.1 server and it runs fine. Thanks for the hand holding, I'll buy you a beer at the UC!

rscheitlin

james,

Are you using IE as your browser? Have you tried it in Chrome or FireFox? What service pack of ArcGIS Server 10 are you running? I can run this against 10.05 (SP5) without issue.

jamesmullen

Here's a a screencap of the exact error. This tiger file is about 1.3mb, and should load I believe. I did get the loader to work on a 53kb shape file.

json_error.jpg

jamesmullen

It's running against a 10.0 box. Fv3.1

rscheitlin

James,

On my Development machine I tested the same shapefile and had not issue. What version is your ArcGIS Server that the Geometry service is running on?

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