Latest Contributions by KevinBedel

Hi Alison, The database upgrade log should be written to your windows temp folder. The easiest way to find this it to enter %TEMP% into the Windows Explorer address bar and it will take you to whatever you have set as temp (usually it is C:\users\<username>\appdata\local\temp). Kevin ... View more

Hi Heather, I unable to reproduce that issue with your code in a sample VB.Net ArcMap command. I have attached the project I used in the hope that you will be able to discover some difference between it and your project that may help resolve the issue. If this project does not work for you, I suspect the issue may have something to do with your specific configuration or Workflow Manager repository, and you will probably need to contact Esri Support in order to help resolve the issue. Thanks, Kevin ... View more

Hi Heather, You should be able to retrieve the Job or the JobID from the IJTXExtension interface on the Extension. For example: IJTXExtension extension = m_application.FindExtensionByName("Workflow Manager") as IJTXExtension; int jobID = extension.JobID; IJTXJob job = extension.Job; From the job, you can get the status. If you are following this approach and always getting 0 as the JobID, you may be trying to retrieve this value before the job has actually been loaded. In that case, you may need to wait for the job to be loaded by registering as a Job Listener, via IJTXExtension2.AttachListener. Kevin ... View more

Hi Robin, This is a known issue with ArcGIS 10.1 Workflow Manager for Server. It has been resolved with ArcGIS 10.2 Workflow Manager for Server. Kevin ... View more

Hi Mike, No, there is no ability to restrict this. Kevin ... View more

Hi Mike, Currently the job list is only refreshed when the user re-runs the query. Kevin ... View more

Hi Tyler, This sounds like it may be an issue where you have User Connection properties that were set on your old server, and these were transferred to the new server. This help document discusses setting User Connections starting in step #5: 10.1 or 10.0. If you do have User Connection settings configured that are pointing to the old server, you can update these to point to the new server. Another option would be to clear these if they are not actually required. User Connection properties are designed to be used when you want each user to connect to the Workflow Manager repository using their own database login. If all users are either connecting as the same login, or all users are using OS authentication, this is not required and can be cleared. At 10.1, if you have these set and want to clear them, there is a button at the bottom left of the User Properties form that will let you clear them. I hope this helps. Kevin ... View more

Hi Mike, Are you also setting the coordinate system on the new feature? For example: ISpatialReferenceFactory spatialReferenceFactory = new SpatialReferenceEnvironmentClass(); IGeographicCoordinateSystem geoCoordSystem = spatialReferenceFactory.CreateGeographicCoordinateSystem((int)esriSRGeoCSType.esriSRGeoCS_WGS1984);                                         pMyAOI.SpatialReference = (ISpatialReference)geoCoordSystem; You also said you are doing this in a custom tab. How are you then storing the AOI? Are you just using the IJTXJob.AOIExtent property to set the value? If so, you will also need to project your new AOI to the same coordinate system that the AOI feature class is using. Kevin ... View more

Hi, Workflow Manager does not utilize the Windows password at all. Instead, Windows authenticates the user when they login, and then Workflow Manager just gets the information about what user is currently logged in. There should be no effect when the Windows username is changed. ... View more