Latest Contributions by DaveEaton

I need to use a fore slash for intersection searches, which do not seem to be supported so I am working around it with a regular expression search and replace to use an intersection connector that I know will work.  Below is the code that I am using, when the user hits the enter key the regular expression function runs, and replaces the / with &.  That result is assigned to a bindable variable which is used by the Geocoder.  When I run this in debug mode, everything works...the variable shows the / intersection search has been converted to an &...however it seems that the original search that has the / is being sent to the rest endpoint.  I can find no reference to the search text that includes that /...so I'm not sure how it is being sent.  What am I missing here?    public function searchPattern():void {     var pattern:RegExp = /(\)/g;     var pattern1:RegExp = /(\/)/g;     if (geocoder.text.search(pattern) > -1){      geocoder.text = geocoder.text.replace(pattern, " & ");      geotxt = geocoder.text;      return;      }     if (geocoder.text.search(pattern1) > -1){           geocoder.text = geocoder.text.replace(pattern1, " & ");      geotxt = geocoder.text;      trace (geotxt);      return;      }        }    <esri:Geocoder  id="geocoder" text="{geotxt}" enter="searchPattern()" fault="geocoder_faultHandler(event)"  x="55" y="10" width="300" height="30" autoComplete="false" map="{map}"  mapServices="{mapServ}" minCharacters="2"        resultSelected="geocoder1_resultSelectedHandler(event)"        url="http://{URL1}/arcgis/rest/services/compositeMay2013/GeocodeServer"        /> ... View more

I need to be able to use a fore slash "/" as an intersection connector.  However it seems that arcgis server 10.1 does not recognize a fore slash as an intersection connector even though it is defined as one in the Locator>Geocoding options.  I've rebuild the Locator multiple times, and it matches with the other connectors defined:  @ & ...however the fore slash does not return intersection matches.  I have older 10.0 locators using the fore slash as a intersection connectors, which is why I'm wondering if this is a bug with 10.1? ... View more

I have 2 GIS servers participating in a site with a web adaptor in front of them.  Site A is the primary site and hosts both the web adaptor as well as the config-store and server directories.  In this scenario if site A goes down will site B still be able to host clients?  If this is the case then is there any scenario to create a truly fault-tolerant ArcGIS server site, because the deployment scenarios all show the Data Store, Config-Store and server directories on a server, which it appears to suggest if that server is down then the entire site is down. ... View more

I am having problems removing a selected feature from my feature layers.  I am getting the correct feature selected, but the actual removal of the graphic is not working.  The code below shows one of my feature layer selections with the SELECTION_SUBTRACT method, and its responder "removeFeaturesHandler". case "TEL=COMNT":    cmntLayer.selectFeatures(remQuery, FeatureLayer.SELECTION_SUBTRACT, new AsyncResponder(removeFeaturesHandler, removeFeaturesFault)); protected function removeFeaturesHandler(features:Array, token:Object = null):void    {       for each (var remgraphic:Graphic in features)      myGraphicsLayer.remove(remgraphic);      } I've been debugging this and the remgraphic variable is populated with a graphic id, but it doesn't correspond to any of the graphic ids I see in the graphicProvider array.  Where am I going wrong? ... View more

Previous to ArcGIS version 10 it was my understanding that you could pass lat long coordinates to a map with the projection of: WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere which had the wkid of 102100.  Now the equivalent wkid is 3857, so I should be able to pass lat long coordinates to my basemap with that projection, but it is not working.  If I pass the MapPoint coordinates as wkid=3857 it works, lat long does not.  Any help would be greatly appreciated! ... View more