Latest Contributions by MarshallBoyd

‎12-19-2016

Hello, First off, thanks for sharing! I think, once I get this working, that it will be greatly beneficial to my workflow. Currently, I'm having an issue that any time the GeoEvent Service stops then starts again, all the 'GeoEvent Services' in Manager fail to restart on their own, if they are performing a Field Encricher (Feature Service) process. My question to you is would you have any suggestions on authenticating the token for the Admin API from the Python script? I am able to authenticate just fine with a web browser, but currently, I get the following information from the script: I am trying to run the script from the server that GeoEvent is running on. I tried the server name, servername.domain, localhost and always with the 403 error. I'm hoping I am missing something simple.

‎02-08-2016

One thing I forgot to mention, is that I am using Release 3 that was introduced in November 2015. I installed it in January which was when my issues began. This morning this correlation clicked and I reinstalled release 2 and everything seems to be working well. Does anyone else use release 3?

‎02-05-2016

Ryan, From Bjorn's answer and reading about the functionality in the new javascript API, it appears to be on the horizon. For the time being, I am creating an empty cached service that goes down to whatever minimum scale I want it to be. So if using the google/bing/arcgis scale, it goes something like [...] 1128.49722 (standard minimum scale) 564.24861 282.124305 141.062153 70.531077 I serve this up, but I don't actually create the cache but rather I double host all my other cached services. Maintaining the cache to 1128.49722, then having a dynamic service that is visible starting at 1128. It is slower than cached services, but at least you're able to view something and not have to take up all the memory at the lower scales. Have a look at my site centerline, parcels, and 2014 aerials are cached to 1128, and then dynamic after that. https://gis.miottawa.org/ottawa/geocortex/propertymapping (I think this one is only necessary to go to 282)

‎02-05-2016

Hello, I am running ArcGIS for Server v10.3.1 with the most recent GeoEvent Processor extension as of today (2/5/2016). I originally(and successfully) set up a Verizon Networkfleet connection in December which allowed me to see the GPS location, Sensor data, Diagnostics, Health buffer (and so on). At the end of January, I stopped receiving everything except Diagnostic, Sensor, and Health Buffer Data. I have been in communication with Verizon and they are showing everything is successfully being sent to my machine but I am not being able to see anything but the 3 messages listed in the previous sentence. I did some testing using the DHC app on chrome to manually submit xml data (examples sent from Verizon). The GPS data gets a 200 response, but no inputs counted in manager, nor any error in the log (that I could find). This is the sample post call from the geoevent server: Doing the same call but with sensor data, returns the same response, but it is collected by the geoevent input. So my question is what do I have configured incorrectly? I can only think it is my machine failing since Verizon is sending the right data AND my manual calls fail as well. Thanks, Marshall Boyd

‎12-18-2015

That is exactly what I am looking for. Through this process, I realized that when I requested the feed, I didn't ask for anything else beside GPS. Thanks so much for the help.

‎12-16-2015

Hello, First off, I am new to the GeoEvent processor, so I apologize if this is rudimentary. I am trying to utilize the Networkfleet adapter and have successfully configured the feed from Verizon to create features and update features based on the instructions in the guide: My question, is that this field mapper to feature service connection grabs from the NetworkfleetGPS GeoEvent Definition. How do I create features from the other definitions? Specifically NetworkfleetDiagnostic and NetworkFleetSensor. I have created a flat file like so: Then I map the fields from NetworkFleetSensor to OCRC_Sensor and add a Feature (i'll get to the JSON in a minute): Which gives me the following output. I think the reason for the null values starting with FixTime is that I am not accessing the Sensor data and that is what I am wondering is how do I access/view that sensor data? When I create the JSON file, all I am seeing is the NetworkfleetGPS file in JSON. So with the prefix of SensorFix.SensorName = SensorName, in the field mapper, it won't populate with anything, because nothing is there... I hope this makes sense. I am just trying to figure out how to access and view the data from the other geoevent Definitions created by the Networkfleet-adapter-10.3.0.jar. I am using ArcGIS 10.3.1

‎10-29-2015

Great information and excellent example. In that example I added an ArcGISTiledLayer it it appeared to render fine at every scale I set the view.scale to down to view.scale = 10000. var tiledLayer = new TiledLayer({ url: "[my cached tile service]" }); map.add(tiledLayer); However I was curious if the new API will allow for going below the lowest Cached Tile as it did in the old Silverlight API? For instance, if I didn't want to cache down to 282 for space reasons and only cached down to 1128, I could go into ArcGIS Server Manager and set the Maximum Scale to 250 then override the max scale in my silverlight application and this Cached service would render all the way down (Pixelated of course) to 250 with my Dynamic Map Services showing as an overlay. I look forward to your response and will continue playing in the sandbox to see what I can do.

‎10-28-2015

I'm curious if there has been any news on being able to see cached imagery at scales that are not cached. For instance, if I set my cache at 1128,2256,4512,[...] I would like to see this mapservice at 300 scale or 1200 scale. Is this on the horizon in 4.0? Or what recommendations would be suggested to try to do this. Currently, I have one cached mapservice that is set to 282,564,1128,2256,4512,[...] so the application will go to those lower scales and I have a dynamic service that is viewable from 250 to 1127. But, I would rather just resample my cache to increase speed.

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Latest Contributions by MarshallBoyd

Re: Scripting tasks using the GeoEvent Admin API

Re: Verizon Networkfleet connector not getting all messages

Re: indeterminate resampling of cached imagery

Verizon Networkfleet connector not getting all messages

Re: Verizon Network Fleet - GeoEvent Definition Manipulation

Verizon Network Fleet - GeoEvent Definition Manipulation

Re: indeterminate resampling of cached imagery

indeterminate resampling of cached imagery

Re: indeterminate resampling of cached imagery