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arcpy.mapping.MapDocument(“CURRENT”)

LaszloCsunderlik

Hi Guys!

I am writing a web application for my thesis in ArcPy and I would like to share my script code with the Flex but I can't share my script as geoprocesing service. The warning message: 00068 Script Script contains broken project data source: CURRENT Here is the script, where the "CURRENT" mapping module is. See attached!!

It would be very helpful if someone could find a solution for this. This script is working prefectly in desktop, I just can't publish because this error message.

create_mean.py.zip

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LukeWebb

The problem is because when you use "CURRENT", it does the process using the map that you have open already, so the file is not "locked".

When you hard code the path, it opens the file again (as well as keeping it open in the CURRENT arcmap session), then crashes as the current session has the file locked.

If you hard code the path, close the mxd, and publish it, it will work without error, as long as you dont have the map open when it try to save, as this locks the file.

Only one process can access the mxd at once, if you are inside ArcMAP that locks the file, if you use "CURRENT" it uses the locks you have open already, if you hardcode it, it trys to open a new lock.

I cant explain it better sorry, hopefully that is ok.

LaszloCsunderlik

Still doesn't working the script. I mean doesn't add the shp to the TOC.

After the

mxd.save()

I got this error message:

IOError: MapDocObject: Unable to save. Check to make sure you have write access to the specified file and that there is enough space on the storage device to hold your document.

And the weirdest part is if I manually drag and drop the result atlagint.shp to the TOC, after the second run automatically add the script the new atlagint.shp to the TOC.

Any idea?

LukeWebb

To save the changes within the mxd, you need a line of code within the script, you will also have to reopen the mxd after the script is run!:

arcpy.RefreshTOC()
arcp.RefreshActiveView()
mxd.save()

Hopefully this helps.

LaszloCsunderlik

I tried with this too, but it isn't working. I have no idea what can be the soluton for this, because it is just a simple "add shp to the TOC" and still it is the hardest part...

CarlSunderman

try:

FC = "c:/temperature/result/atlagint.shp"
  
arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(FC, newlayer)
  
arcpy.mapping.AddLayer(df, newlayer, "TOP")

LaszloCsunderlik

Yes I am encosing the path in quotes. I tried the path as a string, but none of your suggestion worked. Any idea? I didn't know that passing paths in python is so tricky. Or there is another problem in the script?

NeillJobe

Hey guys, would you mind moving the original post to another Place on GEONet? None of this is related to Admin Tools for ArcGIS Online.

Thanks,

Neill

JeffWard

Are you enclosing the path in quotes? I believe it wants the path as a string and passing paths in python is tricky. But something like r'C:\folder\filename.mxd' will work. Or 'C:\\folder\\filename.mxd' or 'C:/folder/filename.mxd'

LaszloCsunderlik

But if i change the "CURRENT" part to the path, after the script doesn't load the result. Or should I change something more in the script?

JeffWard

The "CURRENT" constant is for use while using ArcMap. It isn't going to mean anything to your geoprocessing service. You need to pass the path to an mxd document.

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