unknown operation: GET MapServer/jobs/......

Question

After start of geprocessing service, I was facing this type of error.

The example of code is taken from Local server geoprocessing | ArcGIS for Developers

in .xaml.cs file

// Create a map image layer to show the results

ArcGISMapImageLayer myMapImageLayer = new ArcGISMapImageLayer(new Uri(gpServiceResultUrl));

// Load the layer

await myMapImageLayer.LoadAsync();

at await myMapImageLayer.LoadAsync(); it was getting load error  "unknown operation:Get Mapserver/jobs/j89....

please resolve the issue

Michael Branscomb‌

MichaelBranscomb · Answer

Sharan sai Gudibanda Nagesh‌

Your reply was routed through the Geonet email... but it found me with a little help from the Geonet admins:

Hi,

I have checked the code again and solved the issue, the problem I was facing is

on creating geoprocessing service

_gpService = new LocalGeoprocessingService(gppath, GeoprocessingServiceType.AsynchronousSubmitWithMapServiceResult)

In that above code i forgot include GeoprocessingServiceType. Later on i have added and solved the issue.

I have a doubt how can we know, which type of geoprocessing service requires specific GeoprocessingServiceTYpe

Thanks and Regards

G N Sharan Sai

To answer your question:

As the developer you choose the service type depending on your requirements. These help topics explain more:

A quick tour of publishing a geoprocessing service—Documentation | ArcGIS Enterprise

Overview of geoprocessing task settings—Documentation | ArcGIS Enterprise

Geoprocessing service settings: Parameters—Documentation | ArcGIS Enterprise

Cheers

Mike

Sharan_saiGudibanda_Nagesh · Answer

Hi,

As I mentioned the earlier example, i just used the complete code and replaced tpk with mmpk

G N sharan SAI

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MichaelBranscomb · Answer

Hi,

Can you share the full code section where you are initializing the local geoprocessing service and executing the job?

Note .TPK (image tile cache) and .MMPK (mobile map package) files provide map content - they are not directly related to geoprocessing.

Cheers

Mike