Latest Contributions by GeorgeVernardos

I have a scene in Portal for ArcGIS, and need to publish it through an iframe at a site with different domain, so I am stuck in the situation described above. I tried to tweak iis, no luck... If anyone has done this, please enlighten the rest of us. ... View more

Did you ever find out what caused it in your case? I am stuck on this for weeks now... ... View more

This worked great, thanks Neil! ... View more

I moved up to 3.1 and the issue is still on... Can somebody please confirm that this is actually a bug? ... View more

At least, can anyone confirm that this feature, "Poll for updates" works correctly on a Feature Layer? Thanks, George ... View more

I've been having the same issue for quite a while now, just figured out a way to do it. It's ArcObjects (now I believe one can do anything with them...), apparently arcpy.mapping is not yet updated to support enabling Feature Access in PublishMSDToServer. public static void SetFeatureAccessOnMapService(string serverMachineName, string serviceName) {     IAoInitialize aoInit = new AoInitializeClass();     aoInit.Initialize(esriLicenseProductCode.esriLicenseProductCodeArcServer);     IGISServerConnection2 pGISServerConnection = new GISServerConnectionClass();     pGISServerConnection.Connect(serverMachineName);     IServerObjectAdmin pServerObjectAdmin = pGISServerConnection.ServerObjectAdmin;     IServerObjectConfiguration4 pConfiguration4 = (IServerObjectConfiguration4)pServerObjectAdmin.GetConfiguration(serviceName, "MapServer");     pConfiguration4.set_ExtensionEnabled("FeatureServer", true);     IPropertySet info = pConfiguration4.get_ExtensionInfo("FeatureServer");     info.SetProperty("WebEnabled", "true");     info.SetProperty("WebCapabilities", "Query,Editing");     pServerObjectAdmin.UpdateConfiguration(pConfiguration4);     pServerObjectAdmin.StartConfiguration(serviceName, "MapServer"); } It was this thread that put me on the right track: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/23196-Publish-MXD-to-server-in-ArcObjects-C ... View more

The same application that works on Iphone 3GS  3.1.3 does not work on iOS4 GM. It shows a blank map. ... View more

It is concievable that you can write your own custom layer that uses a local cache. You would be responsible for getting the cache on the device, and then implementing the logic to retrieve a particular tile taking into consideration the cache's tiling scheme. Doable, but can be tricky We haven't  thoroughly exercised  the workflow of creating custom tiled layers at this time. But you can try subclassing the AGSTiledLayer if you're feeling adventurous,  . Here's how it would work (in theory) : Sub-classes must provide implementation for the spatialReference , fullEnvelope , initialEnvelope, and units properties declared by AGSLayer, and the tileInfo property declared by AGSTiledLayer. They must also provide implementation for the tileForLevel:row:column: and tileForLevelAsync:row:column: methods and notify the tileDelegate when appropriate.  It is also the responsibility of sub-classes to update the loaded property and notify the delegate when appropriate. As i understand the AGSTiledMapServiceLayer gets all  of the following info spatialReference fullEnvelope initialEnvelope units tileInfo from the mapserver using Json    - >  http://mydomain.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/myMap/MapServer?f=json&pretty=true ??? So if this is true than we can store a text file in the application resources, that containins the JSON. Loading the json from this file and populating all the initial fields should be easy . It would be very helpful if we can take a look at the implementation of AGSTiledMapServiceLayer class. ( .h and .m files ). Is this possible ? ... View more

Thank you. It worked ... View more