Latest Contributions by ClayTinnell

We are experiencing the same issue. After the sharing fails, and we hover over the layer with the red x (in Map Contents), a tooltip displays "Token Required". I did notice that the layer gets published to the ArcGIS server, but the csv does not get uploaded. Everything else in Excel works fine. We are using Portal for ArcGIS with ESRI Maps for Office 2.1.1.206 in Excel 2010. ... View more

This may get you a little closer.  I still don't see the point, but I am getting the feature to show up in the feature layer.  Note... I adjusted the json a little and changed the point and the spatial reference to a known point: NSString *ld = @"{ \"geometryType\": \"esriGeometryPoint\"  }"; SBJsonParser *parser = [[SBJsonParser alloc] init]; NSDictionary *layerDefinition = [parser objectWithString:ld]; NSString *fs = @"{ \"features\": [ { \"attributes\": { \"key\": \"someValue\"}, \"geometry\": {\"x\":-9407733.852498,\"y\":4735858.166659,\"spatialReference\":{\"wkid\":102100}}  } ] }";     NSDictionary *featureSet = [parser objectWithString:fs]; AGSFeatureLayer *featureLayer = [[AGSFeatureLayer alloc] initWithLayerDefinitionJSON:layerDefinition featureSetJSON:featureSet]; featureLayer.outFields = [NSArray arrayWithObject:@"*"]; [self.mapView addMapLayer:featureLayer withName:@"FL"]; NSLog(@"features: %@ ",featureLayer.graphics); AGSPoint *point = [AGSPoint pointWithX:-9407733.852498 y:4735858.166659 spatialReference:self.mapView.spatialReference]; AGSEnvelope *extent = [AGSEnvelope envelopeWithXmin:point.x ymin:point.y xmax:point.x+50 ymax:point.y+50 spatialReference:mapView.spatialReference]; [self.mapView zoomToEnvelope:extent animated:YES]; ... View more

Adam, I don't think this is actually the intent of the initWithJSON constructor. This constructor returns a Feature Layer based upon a JSON representation of the feature attributes.  Here is an example: feature layer json {     currentVersion = 0;     drawingInfo =     {     };     editable = false;     geometryType = esriGeometryPoint;     hasAttachments = false;     id = 0;     maxScale = 0;     minScale = 0; } What exactly are you looking to do? ... View more

Ben, Try to specifically set authentication type to token: AGSCredential *cred =  [[[AGSCredential alloc]initWithUser:@"" password:@""    authenticationType:AGSAuthenticationTypeToken] autorelease]; If that doesn't work, can you validate your tokenurl? Use this link: <GIS SERVER URL>/arcgis/rest/info?f=pjson There should be a parameter called token url.  You should verify that the url in this field is reachable.  If it is incorrect, you can set it when you build your credential.  It most likely should be:<GIS SERVER URL>/arcgis/tokens. Example: AGSCredential *cred = [[[AGSCredential alloc]initWithUser:@""  password:@""       authenticationType:AGSAuthenticationTypeToken            tokenUrl:tokenUrl] autorelease]; ... View more

One way is to work with the date is in a unit equal to the number of milliseconds since January 1 1970.  In order to accomplish this, you can return the number of seconds since 1970 using NSTimeInterval. Example: [self.mappedField.attributes setValue:[NSNumber numberWithDouble:[self.tempDate.date timeIntervalSince1970] * 1000.00] forKey:PLANTDATE]; And this to retrieve a date: double timeInterval = [[self.mappedField.attributes objectForKey:PLANTDATE] doubleValue] / 1000.00; self.tempDate = [NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:timeInterval]; ... View more