Latest Contributions by JeremyBixby

Did you ever figure anything out for this?  I am facing a similar issue. ... View more

Jeremy As a policy we don't answer licensing questions on the forums, as these are best answered by your local Esri account team. If you are having difficulty reaching your Esri account manager, please let me know. -John Baleja Product Manager jbaleja@esri.com OK, thanks. ... View more

No, ArcGIS 10.0 SPx will not support SQL Server 2012. SQL Server 2012 is only supported in 10.1 and later releases. -Shannon Thanks for the info.  It is appreciated! ... View more

So does ArcSDE 10.0 SPx support SQL Server 2012? ... View more

FYI - I dialed up tech support for help with this.  If somebody else comes across the same issue: the sql native client has to be installed on BOTH the app server AND the data server (where data and app separation is used). ... View more

I am having this exact same issue.  I have 4 servers, 2 for test and 2 for production.  Each pair is an "apps" server and the other is the "data" server.  Running out install on SQL Server 2008 R2, on VMWare virtualized machines.  I have the exact same issue as the others noted here, specifically, Connection to [databasename] failed(0)      Error creating ArcSDE direct connection (-493). When I run the post-install (with the DBO schema), it allows me to create the database, but it dies before the repository can be configured (with the noted error message).  When I try it with the SDE schema, it gives me a SQL State native error: 3809496, which I can't find too much about.  So I first followed Jason's solution: 1. Set SQL Server Authentication mode to mixed mode (Windows and SQL Server authentication) 2. Enable tcp/ip and named pipe protocols for SQL Server 3. Add the sde SQL Server authentication account to the db_owner database role in the sde database 4. Restart SQL Server service 5. Verify you can connect to the SQL Server instance using the sde SQL Server authentication account 6. Re-attempt the post install and it's still broken.  So then I noted Naomi Paul's solution: Solution �?� Download the Feature Pack from Microsoft Support �?� (SQL Server 2008 Native Client is inside) �?� Install the x64 version on the VM server with ArcSDE 10 but I do not want to install ArcSDE 10 with the SQL Server software.  So what am I missing here?  Any thoughts or ideas? ... View more

The other thing, is that in XCode 4 on Lion, there was some kind of bug where the simulator wouldn't show simulated GPS.  When I was running it on the iPhone Sim 4.3, it still kept that bug, which just defaulted to the default extent of my map service (without simulated GPS).  Anyway, problem solved, sorry about the issue. Thanks, Jeremy ... View more

I figured out the issue.  On previous versions of the iOS SDK, the simulator would use wi-fi coordinates as the GPS location.  On iOS 5, it sends you to some place in San Francisco or more probably Cupertino.  Naturally, we only host map services that show data for the surrounding communities here in Kansas.  When it tried to zoom out to Cupertino, there was no data so it just showed a blank mapview.  I updated my device to iOS 5 yesterday and XCode/iOS 5 to the final 4.2 and 5 releases, and everything is running smoothly.  So to sum up, I was expecting iOS 5 to behave the same way that it had in iOS 4, with respect to LocationManager.  When it didn't, I assumed something was wrong.  Boy is my face red! 😮 ... View more

The only other thing that is different between your Esri test services and my hosted map services is the projection.  I am using Kansas State Plane North (WKID 3419).  Would this be an issue?  I only ever use 1 map service with this particular mapview, and in this project in general. ... View more

Nimesh, I replaced my own map services with this one: http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/ESRI_StreetMap_World_2D/MapServer and the map displays perfectly in my project.  When I replace my original map service with a different map service (that we host) I get the blank mapview again.  I am running ArcGIS Server 10.0.2800, which isn't the most current version of the software.  But I doubt that updating the server software is the answer because I see that the Esri sample server is also only running 10 SP1.  If your service works and mine doesn't, but both are on SP1, then the service pack wouldn't solve my issue. ... View more

Nimesh, Thanks for the response.  I can get the MapViewDemo to run on the iPhone 5 simulator without problem.  I went through the build settings for both the MapViewDemo project and my project, the only difference between the two is that I am using LLVM-GCC compiler.  MapViewDemo uses Apple's LLVM compiler.  I switched to Apple's LLVM and my mapview still didn't display the map service.  Do you (or anybody else) have any other ideas about what might be causing this? ... View more