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ArcGIS Runtime for Java 10.2.4 - com.esri.core.io.EsriServiceException:

nita14

Hi All,

I am trying to run a .gpk package with result map service (raster is an output). When I start my app, the Windows 7 window pops-up, telling me that the LocalServer instance has stopped working, and let me decide to stop or debug application. When I click stop, no service is going to be up and running. When I click debug and continue debugging in Visual Studio, another pop-up shows up informing me that it is unable to get stack info. Next, I check Server REST endpoint and see that the services are started (Geoprocessing service and associated Map Service). Any ideas, what is going wrong?

I use Eclipse LUNA and Java 1.8.0_20 on win7 Professional. Below, you find basic syntax of my geoprocessing task.


gpService= new LocalGeoprocessingService("path to gpk");

gpService
  .setServiceType(GPServiceType.SUBMIT_JOB_WITH_MAP_SERVER_RESULT);

gpService.startAsync();

Any suggestions are much appreciated,

Best Regards,

Adam

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nita14

Resolved in Runtime 100.0.0

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BKuiper

Ah, yes, i see it has just been released.. it is quite a step forward, from 10.x to 100.x. Anyway, we are not in a position right now to upgrade. So we have to find another way to resolve this issues. It definitely seems to be specific to the Lenovo (Thinkpad). You can remove your e-mail address (to prevent spammers). Thank you for your response.

nita14

Hi Bjorn,

Indeed, there is 100.0.0 version for .Net as well.Please check ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers . Also be aware that Local Server is now a seperate install. If you want to write me in private, I am available on firstnamelastname@hotmail.com.

Regards,

Adam

BKuiper

Hi adam, could i e-mail with you in private? I'm having a similar error with the Runtime for WPF on a Lenovo machine. I'm not sure what you mean with "Resolved in Runtime 100.0.0". As far as i know there is no version 100.0.0.

nita14

Resolved in Runtime 100.0.0

AdamNicinski

Hi Elise,

When working with contour.gpk, everything works perfectly. Services (Map and Geoprocessing Service) are up and running.).No matter from where I call it, it starts, because the output is GPFeatureRecordSetLayer. The problem in my case, is when the output of gpk is GPRasterDataLayer, as I described in the second point of my post.

Is there any reasonable explanation why my gpks starts only when they are located in the sample directory and called from the sample application? I do not see any special privileges granted to ArcGIS SDK home directory to the local user.

Thanks for help,

Adam

EliseAcheson1

Hi,

No, you do not need a production license to test this. However when running a sample in Developer mode, the Local Server will display a dialog that you'd have to click and close, similar to this screenshot:

Once you click ok, everything you run fine on the developer machine. For example try running the Contour sample from say eclipse, rather than in the sample app. Then you should see this dialog and also a watermark on the map.

nita14

Some thoughts about ArcGIS Runtime Server:

1) The local server crashes only when I run GPK in RMS mode with the output of GPRasterDataLayer type. It works ok when I run GPK in RMS mode with the output of GPFeatureRecordSetLayer type. I think my issue only references to raster data as an output.

2) My GPKs and ArcGIS runtime are directory-aware. I have made a test. I created couple of gpks – each of them uses different geoprocessing tools supported by ArcGIS runtime like hillshade and viewshed giving as an output a GPRasterDataLayer. I located them in my ArcGIS Runtime sample directory ie. C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS SDKs\java10.2.4\sdk\samples\data\gpks\Contour. I changed in a loop their names to Contour.gpk to successfully open a Contour sample (which use RMS option) and all of them were started without any crash. I executed them via REST and saw the results in the associated Map Service. I assume that Esri Samples app uses the production license, because I do not see any watermarks and do not receive any warnings in the Console.

So my question is – Do I need a production license to test local RMS service with raster output?

AdamNicinski

Does anybody encountered the same error as me? I have still this issue and I don't know how to resolve it.

Please help!

nita14

Hi Elise,

I created simple app to test your recommendations. Below is the code:

    LocalGeoprocessingService localGP = new LocalGeoprocessingService();
    localGP.setPath("C:/_temp/" + "package_name.gpk");
    localGP.setServiceType(GPServiceType.SUBMIT_JOB_WITH_MAP_SERVER_RESULT);




    localGP.addLocalServiceStartCompleteListener(new LocalServiceStartCompleteListener() {
        @Override
        public void localServiceStartComplete(LocalServiceStartCompleteEvent arg0) {  


          if (arg0.getService().getStatus() == LocalServiceStatus.STARTED) {
         
         System.out.println("OK");
            
      
          } else {
            System.out.println("Error Starting GP Service");
            System.out.println("error message: "+arg0.getService().getError().toString());
          }   
        }



      });
    
    localGP.startAsync();

When working with contour.gpk, everything works perfecly. Services (Map and Geoprocessing Service) are up and running.

When change it to my gpk. I receive the followinng errors:

Then in the console the following error appeared:

Failed to create service Model.gpk GPServer. Worker process 'Model.gpk_mapserver_host' exited while attempting to service request (attempt 1 of 1): endpoint='admin' headers={} params={cfgName=Model.gpk, filePath=C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Local\ArcGISRuntime\Documents\ArcGIS\Packages\\Model_663870BB-F970-4FBF-809F-8664CB4DEB50\v101\Model_Result_0.msd, jobDir=C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Local\Temp\arcgisruntime_9412\Model.gpk\jobs, maxRecords=1000, outputDir=C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Local\Temp\arcgisruntime_9412\Model.gpk, type=GPMapServer, virtualDir=http://127.0.0.1:50000/WBwWCx/outputdir/Model.gpk} res='create' post=0 Crash dump path=
!message:socexit:{"error":"Worker process 'Model.gpk_mapserver_host' exited while attempting to service request (attempt 1 of 1): endpoint='admin' headers={} params={cfgName=Model.gpk, filePath=C:\\Users\\Adam\\AppData\\Local\\ArcGISRuntime\\Documents\\ArcGIS\\Packages\\\\Model_663870BB-F970-4FBF-809F-8664CB4DEB50\\v101\\Model_Result_0.msd, jobDir=C:\\Users\\Adam\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\arcgisruntime_9412\\Model.gpk\\jobs, maxRecords=1000, outputDir=C:\\Users\\Adam\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\arcgisruntime_9412\\Model.gpk, type=GPMapServer, virtualDir=http://127.0.0.1:50000/WBwWCx/outputdir/Model.gpk} res='create' post=0 Crash dump path=","name":"Model.gpk_mapserver","processId":-1}

When I started to debug application in Visual Studio, the services have been started.

I think there must something wrong with my regional settings or ArcGIS Desktop settings. My gpk is very basic hillshade function. To bypass this issue I have to created another model that returns vector data and run my gpk in Exucete or Submit_Job mode, which do not return any errors.

Any help is much appreciated.

EliseAcheson1

One place to start is with the 'Contour lines' sample in the sample viewer (installed with the SDK, or available here for 64-bit windows). It shows a example of running a geoprocessing task using a gpk / Local Server, and displaying the results as a map service. It also shows how to add a listener to the LocalGeoprocessingService instance to get info on the status of the service and to get error messages back through the API. Perhaps make sure you can run that sample successfully and work your way from simple things like just starting the service successfully, to actually running the task successfully, and displaying the map service.

Hope this helps a bit,

~elise

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