Latest Contributions by UriGilad

‎02-17-2013

It would be great if while editing the attribute table there would be an autocomplete / autofill option similar to the one in Excel: if the value already exists in the column, give the option to autocomplete the value as it's typed. This function could be optional and ticked on/off at the ArcMap Options window. https://community.esri.com/ideas/7096

‎02-17-2013

It would be great if while editing the attribute table there would be an autocomplete / autofill option similar to the one in Excel: if the value already exists in the column, give the option to autocomplete the value as it's typed. This function could be optional and ticked on/off at the ArcMap Options window.

‎09-27-2012

Hello, I'm trying to publish a service, and I keep getting error 001359: 001359 : Failed to connect to the server. The attempt by the server-side publishing tool (systems tools) to make an admin connection to the server has failed. This server system tool is invoked by the publishing client (Manager or ArcGIS for Desktop) when you create a service. Solution Verify that the account you used to set up the server can connect to the server. It used to work just fine the last time I used it a couple of days ago... and I can still publish a Map Package without any problems. I can also still see my existing services on the ArcCatalog tree, and I can even drag them into view and work with them. So I can connect to the server and access the data from ArcGIS Desktop. When I tried to look into it I realized that my server, with all the existing services on it, does not 'communicate' with my ArcGIS Server Manager. When I try to restart or start an existing service that appears in the manager I get the following message: service failed to start my_mxd.MapServer: The URL you passed in uses a protocol that is not supported. Then the service on my server stops working and can't be restarted. This also happens if I try to start/restart a system tool. Any ideas how to solve this issue? The only thing I can think of that has changed since the last time it worked is that I tried to add another user through the Manager interface but this user has now been removed. The password for the server and for the Server Manager have stayed the same and I am the only administrator and only user. Many thanks in advance, Uri

‎09-25-2012

Hello, I'm trying to publish a service, and I keep getting error 001359: 001359 : Failed to connect to the server. The attempt by the server-side publishing tool (systems tools) to make an admin connection to the server has failed. This server system tool is invoked by the publishing client (Manager or ArcGIS for Desktop) when you create a service. Solution Verify that the account you used to set up the server can connect to the server. Oddly enough it used to work just fine the last time I used it a couple of days ago... and I can still publish a Map Package without any problems. I can also still see my existing services on the ArcCatalog tree, and I can even drag them into view and work with them. So I can connect to the server and access the data from ArcGIS Desktop. When I tried to look into it I realized that my server, with all the existing services on it, does not 'communicate' with my ArcGIS Server Manager... When I try to restart or start an existing service that appears in the manager I get the following message: service failed to start my_mxd.MapServer: The URL you passed in uses a protocol that is not supported. Then the service on my server stops working and can't be restarted. This also happens if I try to start/restart a system tool. Any ideas how to solve this issue? The only thing I can think of that has changed since the last time it worked is that I tried to add another user through the Manager interface (http://mycomputername:6080/arcgis/manager/users.html) but this user has now been removed. The password for the server and for the Server Manager have stayed the same and I am the only administrator and only user. Many thanks in advance, Uri

‎09-18-2012

Hello, I would like to update an existing service every two weeks. The only change would be the addition of 3 raster layers for each update. I know I can overwrite the entire service but then I would have to upload the entire service each time - I'd like to avoid this as the service would get bigger and bigger with time. Is there any way to add just the new layers and leaving the rest untouched? Many thanks, Uri

Re: Sharing maps with individual users? · ‎09-18-2012

There is only group sharing. I suppose if you instead wrote your own web applications that implemented their own security, you would be able to achieve your desired result, sort of. However, you would still need to share the data with the group, thus anyone in the group would technically be able to view it. Thanks, Mike Thanks Mike

Re: Sharing maps with individual users? · ‎09-18-2012

JM, I would also like to be able to have the capability to share maps with one other person. I support faculty who use AGOL in their classes. Students have AGOL accounts and create maps as part of an assignment. Instructors would like to have the students turn in their maps by sharing the map only with the instructor. No can do. One way to get this to work is to create a group that only has 2 members: you and the person you want to share with. Of course, if you have 40 students, creating 40 2-person groups seems a bit silly. But maybe the 2-person group strategy will work for your situation. Good luck! Allen Risley Academic Technology Support California State University San Marcos Hi Allen The best solution that I can see for both our cases is that the individual user (in your case the students) would open a group with their name. Then they invite you to their group. When they publish, they can check your group in their 'sharing' window and then send you the link to their work. This way only you and them can see the work, and their work is one click away for you. Cheers JM

Sharing maps with individual users? · ‎09-16-2012

Hello, Can I share my maps with individual users / invite individual users to see certain maps (on ArcGIS Online)? I would like to upload property maps, and give viewing permissions only to the property owners. I want all the maps to be on my group's page, but when a property owner logs in with their account I want to have only their property's map visible and accessible to them. As far as I can see, when I choose 'Sharing' in the Service Editor window I can only share with groups, and not individuals. Any way around this? Thanks, JM

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Latest Contributions by UriGilad

Re: Excel like Attribute Table editing and selection

Autocomplete while editing attribute table

Problems connecting ArcGIS Server Manager to server

&amp;quot;The URL you passed in uses a protocol that is not supported&amp;quot;

Can I add layers to a service without overwriting it?

Re: Sharing maps with individual users?

Re: Sharing maps with individual users?

Sharing maps with individual users?

Re: Excel like Attribute Table editing and selecti...

Autocomplete while editing attribute table