Latest Contributions by ImranKhan_P

Hi Jill Edstrom - Thank you for the response. But changenosqldslocation command utility won't change the staging location of the Tile Cache Datastore Backups. The backup will still get stored in the default location before moving to the backup location. In my case I don't have enough space in C Drive for the Staging Location to get backup created before moving to the backup location. In the case of Relational Datastore we have a command line utility to change the staging location. I'm looking for the same to the Tile Cache Datastore, if any. ... View more

John Hewitt‌, In order to publish three-dimensional data(multipatches) to your Portal it must be configured with ArcGIS Data Store and have a tile cache data store to publish hosted scene layers using multipatch data. I consider that you have a Base Deployment of ArcGIS Enterprise in place and consists of the following: ArcGIS Server, licensed as ArcGIS GIS Server Standard or ArcGIS GIS Server Advanced and configured as the hosting server for your portal. Portal for ArcGIS. ArcGIS Data Store, configured as a relational and tile cache data store. Two installations of ArcGIS Web Adaptor, one installation for traffic to your ArcGIS Enterprise portal and another for traffic to your hosting server. You can follow the below documented steps to publish the Multipatch data to your portal Add the Portal to your ArcGIS Pro by navigating Project --> Portals --> Add Portal and make it as a Active Portal. Create a new Pro Project and add the data which you would like to publish to portal. With the data being added in a Pro project change the View to Global or Local Scene. Upon adding the multipatch data to your project, you can follow either of the following two options to publish your data to the portal Option 1: Publish from an ArcGIS Pro scene as a Web Scene Option 2: Publish from a Scene Layer Package - Create a Scene Layer Package(.slpk), Add the file to your Portal and publish it as a Scene Service. ... View more

Belinda Peng, Ahmed Giwa, Jamal West Guys, Could you try running this in a cell !jupyter nbextension enable --py widgetsnbextension‍‍‍ Post which create a new notebook and try to display Map Widget. ... View more

Hi Subramanian Swaminathan, You can access stand-alone ArcGIS Servers that aren't part of a Portal using ArcGIS API for Python. But You cannot create profiles for standalone ArcGIS Server as in the case of connecting to a GIS Instance such as ArcGIS Online/ArcGIS Enterprise. The documentation which you have mentioned in here is meant for connecting to a GIS Instance. In order to connect to a stand-alone ArcGIS Sever you can use the following snippet from arcgis.gis.server import Server test = Server(url="https://gis.mysite.com/arcgis/admin", GIS=None, username="xxxxx", password="yyyyyy", verify_cert=False) ‍‍‍‍‍ For more information you can refer to the documentation arcgis.gis.server module ... View more

Hi David Johnson, In an ArcGIS Notebook you can connect to any instance of the ArcGIS Enterprise which is publicly accessible.    To start with, import the Python API and connect to your GIS from arcgis.gis import GIS gis = GIS("http://siteurl.mysite.com/portal", username="xxxxxxxxx")‍‍‍‍‍‍   Before connecting to your GIS in a Notebook check whether you are 1. able to access your portal in a Web Browser such as Chrome, Firefox, IE. 2. providing a proper url of your portal to connect to the GIS Instance. ... View more

Hello xavier lhomme , You can find the logback.xml file in the webgisdr folder. For example, In my machine the path where it resides is C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Portal\tools\webgisdr\logback.xml ... View more

Hi Rudini Rudini‌ I have gone through your Map Package. But, No Labeling has been done in the map. I would really appreciate it if you could enable labeling and send it again so that I can export it as a PDF right away. ... View more

Hello Rudini Rudini‌ What version of ArcMap are you using? I have followed the same workflow as you have mentioned and I am able to export the PDF without loosing any labeling. Is it possible for you to provide the Map Package so that I can check the issue? ... View more

Hi Shubham, You can use the following sample CGA Rule /** * File: split.cga * Created: 8 Mar 2019 05:09:16 GMT * Author: Imran Khan */ version "2018.0" attr height = 1200 attr floor_ht = height/3 Footprint --> extrude(height) split(y){floor_ht:groundFloor|floor_ht:middleFloor|floor_ht:topFloor} groundFloor --> color (0.3,0.3,0.2,0.5) x. middleFloor --> color (0.3,0.5,0.8,0.5) s(400,400,800) center(xz) x. topFloor --> color (0.3,0.5,0,0.5) s(200,200,400) center(xz) x.‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ The Output will be ... View more