Latest Contributions by DerrickWong

‎11-06-2023

Hi @StaticK, Thanks for your reply. Yeah getting a 999999 isn't ideal and doesn't narrow down what the issue is. It's pretty much trial and error to try to isolate the issue at the moment and we are not having much fun with it. On the federated server, we did use gis = GIS( verify_cert = False ....) but it still errors out anywhere outside of Pro. Regards, Derrick

‎10-26-2023

Hi all, I am trying to automate the publishing of map services, and am having issues with the function arcpy.StageService_server. The code works when executed within the python window in ArcGIS Pro 3.x but fails in propy, proenv and visual studio code while using the library in arcgispro-py3. This is for a ArcGIS Server 10.9.1 which is unfederated. I have also tested this on another 10.9.1 federated enterprise, as well as 11.1 using getWebLayerSharingDraft function and am able to reproduce the error. sd = mp.getWebLayerSharingDraft('FEDERATED_SERVER', 'MAP_IMAGE', servicename) sd.federatedServerUrl = self.server_url For Standalone, I am using: sd = arcpy.sharing.CreateSharingDraft('STANDALONE_SERVER', 'MAP_SERVICE', 'test', mp) sd.targetServer = '\\\\Server1234\\automate\\agsconnection\\agsconnection.ags' I have tried exporting the python script from pro and executing it returns the same result as well. Sample code I am trying to run: import arcpy arcpy.server.StageService(r"C:\Work\Projects\Web Service Automation\sddrafts\test.sddraft", r"C:\Work\Projects\Web Service Automation\sds\test.sd", None) I have also tested using double slashes ("C:\\Work\\..."), back slashes, as well as a shared network path (r"\\server\automate\..." and "\\\\server\\automate\\..) with full control. I have added a breakpoint and it's throwing an error on the function convertArcObjectToPythonObject in server.py line at 1167: IIS, Server, Portal, DS have all been registered with a CA-Signed SSL Certificate. I have also tried adding the following line: ssl._create_default_https_context = ssl._create_unverified_context For some more context, I have no issues executing the GIS module on a federated server in VSC. I am able to sign in, create/delete items, etc. Does anyone know why ArcGIS Pro handles this differently from VSCode? Cheers, Derrick

‎08-08-2021

Hi @HeatherStanton and @Benjamin_LEDOS , As of v1.4, You can now do so using the command npm run install-windows-service. Have a read here for more information: https://developers.arcgis.com/experience-builder/guide/install-guide/#install-as-a-windows-service Hope that helps. Derrick

‎03-21-2021

Hi @Carlode_Stefano How are you publishing the web map and where are you viewing it from? If using the map widget from Jupyter Notebook, you can configure the desired zoom level via the attribute zoomlevel If you are using Publish Item, you can specify the extent in the layerInfo object. Alternatively, you can always open up the web map in Portal/AGOL and change the extent/zoom and save the changes manually. Hope that helps. Derrick

‎03-10-2021

Hi @jp503 You can make the intended changes using AGOL Online Assistant I have provided some steps with screenshots to detail the steps required to do so: To aid with this, I have created a test site with a dummy page and another page with the cloned layout: Navigate to AGOL Online Assistant and log into your AGOL account and navigate to the item: Under the Data section, toggle the JSON editor: Locate your page you want to change, the attribute you want to change is "title": Make your changes for the title attribute. Take a mental note of the id, you will need it later: Scroll back up to the top of the Data section and save your changes: You should get a green tick: Next: in the search bar above, enter the ID and search for the item: The search should return 1 item. View the item's JSON: Note the disclaimer: In the Description section, edit the "title": Save and search for the item again. The item name will have changed: Now refresh your site: Done 😃 Could I kindly get you to kudos/accept as solution if you found my post helpful? Thanks. A word of caution. Just be careful when using this tool. You really need to know what you are doing. The tool come as it is and comes with the following disclaimer: THIS IS UNTESTED AND UNSUPPORTED. Potential risks include: Corrupting your content Losing access to your items Breaking apps built on top of your web maps

‎01-26-2021

@KrisMilton1 No worries. 😃 Could I kindly get you to kudos/accept as solution if you found my post helpful? Thanks. Derrick

‎01-26-2021

Hi @KrisMilton1 It appears to be the case. You can publish with SD via ArcGIS Server Manager: If the service has been published to AGS and if you have access to the AGS file system, you can navigate to: \arcgisserver\directories\arcgissystem\arcgisinput\XXX_SERVICE_NAME_XXX\extracted\v101 to retrieve your mxd. Hope that helps. Regards, Derrick

‎01-20-2021

The current Dashboard allows one to manually assign different colours to individual categories and it would be really handy if there was an option we can select to get configuration to pick up the layer's symbology. This has been implemented in the Web AppBuilder's Infographic Widget and have been requested several times by clients. Regards, Derrick

‎01-20-2021

Hi @Anonymous User If you could attach your code, it would be easier for us to assist. Generically speaking, if you had a div with id "distanceMeasure" declared in your html, you can hide the div like this in JS: var selectedDiv = dojo.byId(divId); if(selectedDiv) { selectedDiv.style.display = "none"; } to show the same div, you can then call: selectedDiv.style.display = "block"; Hope that helps. Regards, Derrick

‎01-20-2021

Hi @jiyeam You can edit it via ArcGIS Server Manager, ArcGIS Server Admin or ArcMap: Hope that helps. Regards, Derrick

‎11-11-2020

@Anonymous User Hmm, it seems like my work email is tied to my old profile and the above new one? If I sign in via Okta, I get this old profile, if I use my email and sign in, I get a new one. My colleagues are experiencing the same. @Anonymous User

‎08-03-2020

Hi Georgia Roberts‌ Glad that fixed your issue. 😃 If this answer was helpful I would appreciate if you could mark it as helpful. If this answer solved your question please mark it as the answer to help others who have the same question. Thanks. Regards, Derrick

‎07-30-2020

Hi Christoph Römer‌ RE: 1) With a query layer, the SQL query that defines it is a static SQL statement that is executed inside the database every time the layer is displayed or used in the map. As such, it's probably why the tables used are not exposed; ArcGIS would only need to know where the database and the query is so that it can perform the query against the tables and views. You would probably need to do a bit of manual back-tracing. i.e. locate the services which use such query layers, then inspect the aprjx file to inspect the query. RE: 2) You can replace siteadmin/admin user with any user: e.g. /portal/sharing/rest/community/users/OnlyAViewer Alternatively, you can access all your items via the arcgisportal directory: or using ArcGIS Online Assistant: ArcGIS Online Assistant Regards, Derrick If this answer was helpful please mark it as helpful. If this answer solved your question please mark it as the answer to help others who have the same question.

‎07-30-2020

Hi Christoph Römer‌ You would probably want to automate this process via a script: Firstly, determine which services you are looking for that uses that database. In ArcGIS Server Admin, navigate to: https://server.FQDN.com:6443/arcgis/admin/services/FOLDER/SERVICE.MapServer/iteminfo/manifest/manifest.json?f=json&token… This gives you details of database/FGDB connections and layers for each. e.g. This will give you a list of services that point to the said database table. Next, in Portal Admin, navigate to https://server.FQDN.com:7443/portal/sharing/rest/content/users/PRIMARY_SITEADMIN_USER Filter item list based on type, e.g. Feature Service: For each item, locate the URL. All portal items that have this URL (which you have determined via the first step) would be the items you would be interested in. Hope that helps. Regards, Derrick

‎07-30-2020

Hi Ashok P‌ Have a look at the events bound to the application. Using developer's console on your internet browser (usually F12), locate the onclick event, and add a breakpoint. Stepping through the functions would give you a clearer picture as to what might be suppressing the popup. If you are using ArcGIS 4.x JS API, Check to see if the autoCloseEnabled is set to true. When this is set to true, popups will close when the View camera or Viewpoint changes. Popup | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.16 Regards, Derrick

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Re: arcpy.server.StageService works in Pro but fails in VSC, propy, proenv with ERROR 999999

arcpy.server.StageService works in Pro but fails in VSC, propy, proenv with ERROR 999999

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Re: How can i list all services in Portal for ArcGIS connected to a datasource table

Re: How can i list all services in Portal for ArcGIS connected to a datasource table

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