I uploaded a CSV to AGOL and created a hosted Feature Layer (portal id 2d7dc54a7bf947d1bd3665786aca4d79 ) out of it:
https://services8.arcgis.com/D7sDlYShv5WlgIyb/ArcGIS/rest/services/Pennsylvania_Historical_Markers/FeatureServer/0
Then I click Publish > Scene Layer to create a hosted scene layer (portal id 98a0e0fede3543268757c6b7e89c5205):
https://services8.arcgis.com/D7sDlYShv5WlgIyb/ArcGIS/rest/services/Pennsylvania_Historical_Markers/SceneServer/layers/0
However, when I click Open in Scene Viewer I get the error:
We did fix the publishing issue this morning with cooking scene layers with that hive so the original data could work now.
When you publish from a projected coordinate system you can select WGS84(4326) or the Projected coordinate system, in this case Web Merc(102100) on the publish dialog for the scene layer, depending on screen size/zoom you might have to scroll down a little on that dialog.
In the case where the data is in GCS 4326 you cannot select a local option at this time.
Hi Russell,
I am using Version 10.6.1, still having the similar issue, can you give me some suggestion?
This specific error below Error 001887 is related to datastore dependency on SSLv3 protocol. If it is disabled on user machine then you see this problem. This is fixed in 10.6.1 what version are you currently using?
If you are using Version 10.6, you can fix it with following steps:
changedbproperties --store tileCache --enablessl none
A few questions:
-Is the service still being cached in your Portal setup, you can check the Pro Jobs pane.
-Are you publishing it from a SLPK
-What are your server logs saying, this can help point out where an issue may exist if the service is failing to publish.
So I have a scene that publishes fine to AGOL but shows this error in Portal 10.6..1 Data and scene in Pro 2.2 are projected to WGS 1984 Auxiliary Sphere, so why does portal throw this error and how do I get around it?
Try republishing now.
Thanks for reporting. Looking into it.
I am having a similar issue today. I have successfully uploaded a multipatch with textures in the past, but today the same layer with additional features, or even partitioned, smaller sets of features from this layer are not loading into an arc online scene. I am not getting any errors except "Scene service is missing root node" when I try to open it online.
Here is a link with just two features in it that gives me the error:
https://services1.arcgis.com/XBhYkoXKJCRHbe7M/arcgis/rest/services/Castro_Marim_billboards/SceneServer
And this is the same multipatch that successfully uploaded a week ago:
https://services1.arcgis.com/XBhYkoXKJCRHbe7M/arcgis/rest/services/Fortress_Panorama_Billboards/SceneServer
Thanks a lot! I tried it again and it's working.
I got this figured out. The projection on the Feature Server created from the CSV by AGOL is WKID 102100. Apparently this is not compatible with the Scene Layer publish option. Since I can't select the project I would like to use for the Feature Layer in AGOL, I had to have the layer published to AGOL from ArcMap in order to have it use a compatible projection (WKID 4326). Once the projection was correct we were able to publish a Scene Layer that would load in the Scene Viewer.
It's really frustrating that the option to publish a Scene Layer is available but doesn't work or tell you how to fix your projections when you get the error.
Thanks for posting, we are looking into this, I can reproduce this issue with the same hosted service cluster.
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