Latest Contributions by A_S_

‎04-28-2018

Hello everybody, I try to pusblish a raster DSM in data format tif to AGOL. DSM visualizes tree heights. In ArcGIS Pro I created a 3D object with this instruction: ArcGIS Pro 3D rasters? - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange Now, I try to publish this result to ArcGIS online. My only solution is to publish the layer as ground elevation layer. But I want to display tree heights, so it is not a solution for me. Do I have the possibility to get a 3D view in ArcGIS online, as I see it in ArcGIS Pro? Thank you for every help!

‎10-13-2017

I guess I have solved the problem. After not useing the "ExtractZionData" and building up my own Model with "Extract Data Task" it worked for me. After comparing both models I recognized a difference for Output Zip File storage location: %scratchworkspace%\output.zip (Extract Zion Data) || %scratchFolder%\output.zip (Extract Data Task) Guess my fault was to work with an older version of Clip and Ship. Now the Download works for me. I'm getting a ZIP with all the shape components BUT the shape is empty, no data is in it, attribute table has no entrys. If anybody has an idea to solve this behavior, I would be thankfull for any advise.

‎10-12-2017

As mentioned also before I'm not allowed publishing a public GP service. At the moment I'm using the following workaround: GP service with paramter settings this.task.setParam('env:outSR', 102329); and than transformation of my data into EPSG:4326 with project "proj4leaflet.js" from Github.

‎10-04-2017

Hello, I'm having problems with my geoprocess "SelectLayerByAttribute". It always works for the first selection, but fails for second, third, or fourth one (don't know on what the behaviour depends) with the following error message The coordinates or measures are out of bounds. I set up the output spatial reference system with gpTask.setParam('env:outSR', 4326) like it was discussed in my former question: Different spatial reference issue with Geoprocessing in leaflet because all my Server data is in ETRS_1989 and my Leaflet web map based on EPSG 4326. I've found the same discussed problem here: coordinate system - Geoprocessing return not showing on map? - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange but the suggested solution not using the above code snippet and transforming all server data to EPSG 4326 is not the best solution for me. Is there another possible way preventing the error?

‎10-04-2017

For my webmap application I'm trying to create a dowloadable zipped shapefile from my arcgis server (10.5). Following the clip and ship example I'm using ExtractZionData geoprocess (Geoprocessing service example: Clip And Ship—Documentation | ArcGIS Enterprise ). Setting up in arcmap and publishing to the server works fine. I can submit the job in the webbrowser and receive an url for downloading the resulting zip file. But, the resulting url doesn't work, I'm always getting "Error: Invalid URL Code: 400". I don't know how to debug this. Can anybody give me some hints how to solve this problem?

‎08-18-2017

Thank's for your help, but I have the solution. Damn!! Didn't know that there is a simple way by using: gpTask.setParam('env:outSR', 4326);

‎08-18-2017

Thank you for your fast answer. I'm not a server admin and after requesting to publish a public GP service I'm not allowed to do this. Would it be helpful to load some screens of GP creation? Maybe I forget only a button or something else. Anyway, if you have tips or ideas for trouble shooting this would be also helpful for me.

‎08-15-2017

Hi, I’m building a web map with ArcGIS Server, Leaflet and Esri-Leaflet. Now I’m trying to add a standard geoprocess out of the ArcToolbox (Select Layer by Attribute) but I’m having a problem with the output spatial reference system. All my data on the Server is in ETRS_1989 and for the web map its transformed into EPSG 4326. Starting my geoprocess replays me data in ERTS_1989, so I changed in ArcMap the “Output Coordinates” in Environment Settings before publishing the service, but that didn’t change anything, services still replays in ERTS_1989. The only way to change that behaviour is using the ArcGIS Server Manager via my browser, guide through Home > services > SelectLayerByAttribute (GPServer) > Select Layer By Attribute > subitmitJob to: Options – Output Spatial Reference and write down 4326 there. This allows me to get back data in 4326 for all future tasks, but only for that one layer I was asking for, all other layers still replay with ETRS_1989. So is there a way how I can handle that problem? Because I don’t want to change the output spatial reference for each layer by hand using the browser server manager. Do I have to do something more as described above before publishing that service or is there a way to change output coordinate system with leaflet? I saw that there is a method in ArcGIS Java Script API but I didn’t see something similar in Esri-Leaflet. Thanks for your help in advance. Let me know, if you need more information to help me.

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Leaflet gpTask: The coordinates or measures are out of bounds. - env:outSR problem?

Clip and Ship: ZIP download url doesn't work

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Different spatial reference issue with Geoprocessing in leaflet

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