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eSearch+RPC Fault faultString error

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10-14-2012 11:47 PM
anjelinaponker
Emerging Contributor
I,m using "eSearch" widget in Flex 3 and Arc GIS Server 10.1, but when I want to make a buffer it return this error:

[RPC Fault faultString="Invalid or missing input parameters." faultCode="400" faultDetail="the input is not a geographic or projected coordinate system"]

what is the reason of this error?
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RobertScheitlin__GISP
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Anjelina,

   So when you are rested up and want to look at this again, make sure that your eSearchWidget.xml has
<spatialreference>102100</spatialreference>
and not
<spatialreference>102003</spatialreference>

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RobertScheitlin__GISP
MVP Emeritus
Anjelina,

    You need to change the spatialreference in the eSearchWidget.xml to match the WKID of your Map:

<spatialreference>102100</spatialreference>
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anjelinaponker
Emerging Contributor
Anjelina,

    You need to change the spatialreference in the eSearchWidget.xml to match the WKID of your Map:

<spatialreference>102100</spatialreference>


My saptial reference is 102100, and every thing was ok, but when I upgraded to ArcGIS 10.1 this problem appeare!!!!!!!!!!
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RobertScheitlin__GISP
MVP Emeritus
Anjelina,

   So three things.

Did you ACTUALLY check that your eSearchWidget.xml says:

<spatialreference>102100</spatialreference>
and not
<spatialreference>102003</spatialreference>


Did you start your geometry service on your new 10.1 server?

Is the geometry service in your eSearchWidget.xml pointing to your new 10.1 geometry service?

<geometryservice>http://localhost:6080/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/Geometry/GeometryServer</geometryservice>
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anjelinaponker
Emerging Contributor
Anjelina,

   So three things.

Did you ACTUALLY check that your eSearchWidget.xml says:

<spatialreference>102100</spatialreference>
and not
<spatialreference>102003</spatialreference>


Did you start your geometry service on your new 10.1 server?

Is the geometry service in your eSearchWidget.xml pointing to your new 10.1 geometry service?

<geometryservice>http://localhost:6080/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/Geometry/GeometryServer</geometryservice>


my spatial reference is :102100, my geometry service is started, and it's address is correct.


my map server and web server are in difference position is it related to this situation?
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RobertScheitlin__GISP
MVP Emeritus
Anjelina,

   I am not sure what to tell you as I have it running against a 10.1 geometry service and my map is in 102100 like your and all is working fine...
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BjornSvensson
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[RPC Fault faultString="Invalid or missing input parameters." faultCode="400" faultDetail="the input is not a geographic or projected coordinate system"]


This is an error response returned from a GeometryService.

Anjelina, could you use a tool like httpfox/firebug in Firefox, Chrome developer tools etc to see the actual request (the URL and the parameters) being sent by your application to your GeometryService?
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anjelinaponker
Emerging Contributor
This is an error response returned from a GeometryService.

Anjelina, could you use a tool like httpfox/firebug in Firefox, Chrome developer tools etc to see the actual request (the URL and the parameters) being sent by your application to your GeometryService?


Hi
I checked, every thing is ok. but the buffer dont work. Any solution?
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RobertScheitlin__GISP
MVP Emeritus
Anjelina,

   Somehow I am beginning to doubt that you are actually following all the advice that people are giving you (and following it exactly to the letter). Can you check and see if the buffer is actually drawn but over near Africa at coordinates 0,0?
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EricVenden
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I also have this issue on my applications using AGS 10.1
I did notice that in my eSearch config xml file - the spatial reference tag is:

spatialReference

and NOT:

spatialreference

I changed the tag reference to lower case on the reference and it cleared up the error.
Hope this helps.
Eric V
Village of Gurnee

Anjelina,

   Somehow I am beginning to doubt that you are actually following all the advice that people are giving you (and following it exactly to the letter). Can you check and see if the buffer is actually drawn but over near Africa at coordinates 0,0?
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