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FlexViewer won't display line offsets

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09-07-2012 09:03 AM
DarioMoreno
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I'm running ArcGIS Server 10.1 and FlexViewer 3.0.  I've created a service from my xmd with two line features and offset them to 2 & -2.  However, the offsets do not show in Flex Viewer.  I've just recently started using Flex so I'm not sure if I need to configure a setting to allow my features to display correctly. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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BjornSvensson
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I'm running ArcGIS Server 10.1 and FlexViewer 3.0.  I've created a service from my xmd with two line features and offset them to 2 & -2.  However, the offsets do not show in Flex Viewer.  ... Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Are you adding an individual layer from the map service as a "feature layer" or the whole map service as a "dynamic" (or "tiled") service?

If it fails when you are adding an individual layer from the map service, then try adding the whole map service.  The main difference between these two cases is that in the first case, the feature data is sent to the client and the symbol is drawn clientside by the FlexAPI inside the browser, while in the second case the map image is created by ArcGIS Server and sent to the browser.

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BjornSvensson
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I'm running ArcGIS Server 10.1 and FlexViewer 3.0.  I've created a service from my xmd with two line features and offset them to 2 & -2.  However, the offsets do not show in Flex Viewer.  ... Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Are you adding an individual layer from the map service as a "feature layer" or the whole map service as a "dynamic" (or "tiled") service?

If it fails when you are adding an individual layer from the map service, then try adding the whole map service.  The main difference between these two cases is that in the first case, the feature data is sent to the client and the symbol is drawn clientside by the FlexAPI inside the browser, while in the second case the map image is created by ArcGIS Server and sent to the browser.
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DarioMoreno
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Are you adding an individual layer from the map service as a "feature layer" or the whole map service as a "dynamic" (or "tiled") service?

If it fails when you are adding an individual layer from the map service, then try adding the whole map service.  The main difference between these two cases is that in the first case, the feature data is sent to the client and the symbol is drawn clientside by the FlexAPI inside the browser, while in the second case the map image is created by ArcGIS Server and sent to the browser.


Thank you for the reply.   Yes, I was adding the layers individually to my map service.  Once I added the whole map service it fixed my problem.

Thanks again,

Dario
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