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The "Geodesic Viewshed (3D Analyst)" geoprocessing tool doesn't work in the geoprocessing package(.gpkx) executed with ArcGIS Runtime Local Server

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09-07-2023 07:26 AM
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AlexanderZhang
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Hi, all

I am using ArcGIS Maps SDK for .Net(200.2) , and trying to create a viewshed using a geoprocessing package(.gpkx) executed with ArcGIS Maps SDK for Local Server(200.1). First, I created a geoprocessing package (.gpkx) in ArcGIS Pro(3.02) involving a custom geoprocessing model that includes the Viewshed(3D Analyst)  geoprocessing tool, then i coded a WPF app to execute the geoprocessing package with ArcGIS Runtime Local Server,  it worked well, i got the viewshed raster from the outputs.

Now i would like to replace the Viewshed(3D Analyst)  geoprocessing tool with the Geodesic Viewshed(3D Analyst)  geoprocessing tool, unfortunately it doesn't work anymore, and shows a messages: 

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I've tried many ways but it still doesn't work, it doesn't throw any errors, so I have no clue what's missing.

I am wondering if anyone has successfully used the Geodesic Viewshed(3D Analyst)  geoprocessing tool with ArcGIS Runtime Local Server.Can someone help me please? 

  

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MichaelBranscomb
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Hi,

Unfortunately, Geodesic Viewshed is not currently supported. For the full list of support GP tools see Supported geoprocessing tools | ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET | ArcGIS Developers.

 

I'm curious how you were able to package it for local server though - can you share your .gpkx file? If you're not able to share it here, feel free to email MBranscomb@esri.com.

 

Thanks

 

Mike

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MichaelBranscomb
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Hi,

Unfortunately, Geodesic Viewshed is not currently supported. For the full list of support GP tools see Supported geoprocessing tools | ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET | ArcGIS Developers.

 

I'm curious how you were able to package it for local server though - can you share your .gpkx file? If you're not able to share it here, feel free to email MBranscomb@esri.com.

 

Thanks

 

Mike

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