Latest Contributions by JustinBridwell

Hey All,      I am trying to create a derived output using a Python script. when I run the script, I keep getting the following error: "RuntimeError: Object: Error in setting parameter as text". I have an output folder that is an input (outFolder). I basically want to use that same folder as an output once the script has run so that I can use it in a model. My parameters are set up like this:  input_FC = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) inField = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(2) theFName = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(3) outFolder = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(4) output = arcpy.SetParameterAsText(5, outFolder) script = sys.argv[0] I have tried several variations of SetParameterAsText, including:         outFolder = arcpy.SetParameterAsText(5, "outFolder")         and         arcpy.SetParameterAsText(5, outFolder)           My parameter named "output" is configured as such in the script tool properties: It is set to derived so that it will appear as an output in a model and obtained from the input parameter, outFolder (Named Feature Class in the parameter settings above). What am I doing wrong here? ... View more

I am running Web AppBuilder-Developer's Edition on my local and I want to be able to build a custom Web AppBuilder app, download the code (and modify/customize it), and then serve it from an PaaS like Heroku. ALthough I know that Web AppBuilder Apps are based on a NodeJS framework, when I downloaded the files/code for my app, I noticed that it doesn't have quite the same file structure as a NodeJS application (Ex: the package.json file is  in the libs folder). Also, there is no Web Server component like Express that would typically be used with NodeJS. Has anyone tried launching a standalone version of a Web AppBuilder app from a PaaS? I know it can be done using .Net/IIS, but I don't want to go that route. ... View more

Hey All,      I am trying to run a folder or point features (shapefiles) through and iterator in model builder so that I can batch process them. If I run them individually, I have no problems. But using the iterator, the process fails every time after about 3 iterations. The specific error that I get is "ERROR 010092: Invalid output extent. Failed to execute (IDW)," which occurs on the fourth iteration.  I am using a simple parameter scheme without adding an input barrier feature. My thought was to clip it to a field boundary later, so I just left the barrier parameter blank.   And here is the model. What could I be doing wrong here? I don't see any obvious  ... View more

I am running Esktop 10.5 and Python27. I have arcpy working fine from my IDE but  when I try to run the following, I get an error: myNear = arcpy.Near_analysis(school_layer,tri_layer,"5000 meters")   The error says:  ExecuteError: Failed to execute. Parameters are not valid. ERROR 000824: The tool is not licensed. Failed to execute (Near). I tried looking this up in stack exchange, but the best that I could come up with is that 1) Either Near_analysis is part of some extension that requires an additional licnese/payment or 2) There is something incorrect about the parameters being used. Any ideas? ... View more

I just unpacked WebAppBuilderForArcGIS and I ran the startup.bat file. It launches a browser page and requests that I specify the URL for my ArcGIS Online Organization or Portal. When I enter it, I get back an error: invalid client_id, error 400. What gives?  When looking at the server console, I am noticing a few clues, but not sure how to fix this or if it is infact, the problem. First, I see that the server is listening on ports 3345 and 3346, but that the browser (see above) opens on port 3344. Second, I am seeing a "No token found" message. Any clues on how to fix this?   ... View more