API for Python script publishing as GP service

sirishb — Tue, 13 Dec 2022 05:50:28 GMT

Hi All,

ArcGIS enterprise version: 10.9.1 & ArcGIS Pro 2.9 & Python version 3.7.11

Versioning type: Branch Version

We have published "Feature" services with "Version Management" capability.

Requirement:

1) Field Users perform edits on "Feature Service"

2) Using ArcGIS Workflow manager automate the "Reconcile & Post" activity using GP Service

Implemented Steps:

1) We have developed a python script (API for Python) and created a toolbox.

2) When we execute the same in ArcGIS Pro, it is working fine.

3) While trying to publish as GP Service using "Share Web Tool", getting the following errors

4) Getting the same error for the both options

Python Script:

# Tool: Branch Version Reconcile & Post using the ArcGIS Python API ##----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ##----------------- Modules ------------------------------------------------------------- # import modules import arcpy, datetime, requests, os import arcgis.features from arcgis.gis import GIS #import Config import time import urllib.parse # Disable warnings requests.packages.urllib3.disable_warnings() ##----------------------------- Input & Derived Parameters ---------------------------------------- arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True; ftr_service =arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) vms_service = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) version_name =arcpy.GetParameterAsText(2) out_code = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(3) # ftr_service = "https://<WEBADAPTOR NAME>/arcgis/rest/services/testFeatureService/FeatureServer" # vms_service = "https://<WEBADAPTOR NAME>/arcgis/rest/services/testFeatureService/VersionManagementServer" # version_name = "admin.testVersion" # out_code = 0 print("Start GP Tool") arcpy.AddMessage("Start GP Tool") base_url = ftr_service #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- try: start_time = datetime.datetime.now() # Service URLs and GIS object portalURL = "https://<WEBADAPTOR NAME>/portal/home/index.html" portal = GIS(url = portalURL, username = 'username', password = 'password', verify_cert = False) # Create a VersionManagementServer of service url version_mgmt_svc = vms_service vms = arcgis.features._version.VersionManager(version_mgmt_svc, portal) print(portal) arcpy.AddMessage(f'Version Management Service: {vms}') # Check if the new version exists and get the fully qualified version name from the version's properties ('owner.versionName') _version = [x for x in vms.all if version_name in x.properties.versionName] fq_version_name = _version[0].properties.versionName print(_version[0].properties) arcpy.AddMessage(f'Version properties: {_version[0].properties}') # Reconcile the version with Default with vms.get(version_name, mode="edit") as version: print("Start reconcile...") try: arcpy.AddMessage(f"Reconciling...") print(f"Reconciling...") reconcile_res = version.reconcile(end_with_conflict=True, with_post=True) arcpy.AddMessage(f"Results of Reconcile & Post: {reconcile_res}") print(f"Results of Reconcile & Post: {reconcile_res}") if not reconcile_res: arcpy.AddMessage(f"Reconciling the version {version.properties.versionName} failed.") out_code = 0 raise Exception(f"Reconciling the version {version.properties.versionName} failed.") arcpy.AddMessage(f"Reconciled and posted version: {version.properties.versionName}") arcpy.AddMessage(f"Output Code: {reconcile_res}") out_code = 1 arcpy.SetParameter(3, out_code) arcpy.AddMessage(out_code) end_time = datetime.datetime.now() elapsed_time = end_time - start_time arcpy.AddMessage(f"Dataset was locked for {elapsed_time.total_seconds()} secs") except Exception as ex: arcpy.AddMessage(f'Exception 2: {str(ex)}') print(f'Exception 2: {str(ex)}') out_code = 0 arcpy.AddMessage(out_code) arcpy.SetParameter(3, out_code) except Exception as ex: arcpy.AddMessage(f'Exception 1: {str(ex)}') print(f'Exception 1: {str(ex)}') out_code = 0 arcpy.AddMessage(out_code) arcpy.SetParameter(3, out_code)

Any suggestions please.

Regards,

Sirish

Re: API for Python script publishing as GP service

Ranga_Tolapi — Tue, 20 Dec 2022 11:32:44 GMT

Hello, @sirishb please follow https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000022882

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