Latest Contributions by Kawaal_Saleem

Have you figured out how to do this? I'm also trying to add a wfs layer. ... View more

var redliningLayer = new FeatureLayer(url, {                     id: getLayerName(index),                     mode: FeatureLayer.MODE_SELECTION,                     outFields: ["*"],                     visible: false                 }); redliningLayer.selectFeatures(queryByMeldingId, FeatureLayer.SELECTION_NEW,                     function (selection) {                         // create text symbol for these graphics                         Utilities.createTextGraphic(selection);                     }, function (error) {                         console.error("redlining.Points.selectFeatures failed with error: " + error);                     }); redliningLayer.show(); It's pretty straightforward. This is a big solution, so I can't share all code. But how come the graphics are available before the .show() and are removed after the .show()? I'm using arcgis javascript api 3.13 b.t.w. ... View more

Well,, thank you! So it's not going to be as easy as I thought I'm going to try to do as you suggested. Thank you for your help! -Kawa ... View more

I'm using 10.2.2 ... View more

Hi Mathew, I don't remember where I found the resources that helped me, but I can help you come further anyway. First thing is, I'm using ArcGIS for Server 10.2.2 Open ArcCatalog Add the database connection while using database authentication, not operating system authentication After this, open the ArcGIS Server Manager by going to http://localhost:6080/arcgis/manager/ Go to Site > Data Store Register database by giving it a name and import the connection file you've created in ArcCatalog (C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Desktop10.2\ArcCatalog\Connection..... ..sde) Now you've created the connection to the database in the server, the next this is to create the service. Open ArcMap On the right side of the window you'll see a tab called "catalog", open this In the database connections find the connection you've created earlier an double click it. Expand it and drag the table to the left side of the window to the Table of Content Now you can publish this as a service In the menu, go to File > Share As > Service Select the first option (Publish a Service) and click next Select the server, if it's not there yet, create a new connection, and click next Select a folder, I've chosen to put it in the root folder. and click continue (In the capabilities tab, I can only select Feature Access and only query this.) All options I've leaved unchanged Click analyze, it'll show you some information and errors if there are any. I've ignored the warnings. Afterwards you can publish the service by clicking publish That's it! Best of luck. -Kawa ... View more

Hi Reynald, Thanks for your response! So what you're saying is that it's only possible to use the arcgis js api to view/query the data, not for adding/editing? Because I've already succeeded in having the data available for viewing/querying, the problem that I'm facing is that the feature service which I'm publishing is not giving me the options to enable "edit", "add" and "delete". Thanks again. -Kawa ... View more