Latest Contributions by KeyurShah

Looks like a services directory bug wherein it does not correctly escape the form field values. But instead of submitting the form with f=image, if you were to try the same URL from the browser's location bar while just changing the f parameter, it works as expected: Short URL: http://esriurl.com/image Original URL ... View more

~ Is there a way in code to determine what the supported operations are on a map service layer We'll be adding a "capabilities" property to the JSON response at final. It will be a comma-separated string whose value will be something like "Map,Query". Map => export map supported Query => find and identify supported == Keyur ... View more

At pre-release, the feature service layer fields will include a new boolean property called "editable". == Keyur ... View more

Jose, This URL is generated by the core server. To fix this you'll need to configure the virtual output directory of the server to the external URL. == Keyur ... View more

Hi Rob - Currently there are no plans to expose the search service through the REST API. Thanks, Keyur ... View more

At 9.4 final the layer resource will return label information and the Web APIs will honor it. == Keyur ... View more

Ted, No other extensions are planned on being supported out of the box at 9.4. We will support custom SOEs through REST though. So if you wrap the functionality exposed by these extensions into a custom SOE and implement a certain interface, it can be exposed thru REST. Another option of course is to wrap it in a GP model and make it available as a GP service. --Keyur ... View more

Yes. The layer / table resource now includes info on the relationships it participates in. A new query related records operation has also been added. More info here: What's New: http://help.esri.com/EN/arcgisserver/9.4/apis/rest/whatsnew.html Layer / Table Resource: http://help.esri.com/EN/arcgisserver/9.4/apis/rest/layer.html#response Query Related Records Operation: http://help.esri.com/EN/arcgisserver/9.4/apis/rest/queryrelatedrecords.html --Keyur ... View more

Eric, You won't be able to add functionality to built in operations but you'll be able to add new operations. So operations like "extent" that you mentioned are definitely possible. The code (SOE) that you write will run in the SOC process and the REST handler will simply call into your SOE. We're working on quite a few tools to help Java SOE developers - Eclipse integration, wizards, scripts, etc. We'll also be providing illustrative samples to get you started. We don't foresee any issues with the Apache/Tomcat/Linux configuration. --Keyur ... View more

We'll be adding support for REST-enabled Server Object Extensions (SOEs) at the next beta. The SOE that you write will be required to implement a particular interface. The REST handler will then call into methods defined on that interface for exposing various resources and operations. With this, your custom functionality will be accessible through the REST API. It will also be viewable in the Services Directory. ... View more