Latest Contributions by MichaelVolz

‎03-05-2013

Could it be that you are using a custom .lot file as the basis for your address locator that was built pre 9.2?

‎03-04-2013

I have a scheduled task running in python 2.6 on a Windows 2008 R2 server (ArcGIS Desktop v10.0 sp4 installed) that rebuilds address locators when call ed from a bat file. I am trying to migrate this script to python 2.7 on a Windows 2008 R2 server (ArcGIS Desktop v10.1 sp1 installed) where background 64 bit geoprocessing has been enabled. I have successfully used the arcpy.RebuildAddressLocator in IDLE and manually in ArcToolbox, but when I run it as a scheduled task from a bat file I get ERROR 000005: Could not open the address locator (I get this same error when I run the python script from the command line). When I try to open the properties of the Address Locator in ArcCatalog after running the bat file, I only get a portion of the Address Locator GUI as it appears that the Address Locator has become corrupted. This has happened every time I have tried this operation (at least 8 times). Has anyone had issues rebuilding an Address Locator with python2.7 through a scheduled task or from the command line? Any help or hints to solve this problem are greatly appreciated. Thank you.

‎03-04-2013

Will do Robert. I was just looking to get a route service that might have had more up-to-date data as I know of places where the road alignment has changed in the past couple of years and these are not included in the default route service data.

‎03-04-2013

I incorrectly posted this as the Locate Widget when I should have referred to it as the Route Widget, which both of you understood. Sorry about that. This is the first line in my modified RouteWidget.xml file. <routetasksolver>http://route.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/Route/NAServer/Route</routetasksolver> When I use this URL in the route widget, I get a sign in screen which I populate with my AGOL for Organizations account. Unfortunately, I get the error 9004$LAYER_NOT_EXIST. Clear and start again or add another valid stop. If I click the reset button and add 2 more points, I still get the same error message. Robert: Can you try using this URL in a test flexviewer app that has the route widget in it to see if you get the same results? Any help or hints are greatly appreciated.

‎03-04-2013

To All FlexViewer Users and Developers: By default from the Locate Widget download, I am using the follower routing service: <routetasksolver>http://tasks.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/NetworkAnalysis/ESRI_Route_NA/NAServer/Route</routetasksolver> According to the following url: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=4078fece745140d7af17bf74b5f300fd The above routing service is on extended support and I should use the newer World Route service instead http://route.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/Route/NAServer but when I try to access this URL or just http://route.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services I get Error: Services Directory has been disabled Code:403 Does anyone know the proper URL to access this newer routing service? Any help or hints are greatly appreciated. Thank you.

‎03-04-2013

Eddie: Are you publishing the maps to server 10.1 on the same machine where server is installed? If so, is your data stored in an Oracle SDE database? This is my current setup and I had to install both 32 and 64 bit Oracle Client software in order to register the data stores correctly and not have the SDE data automatically copied to the ArcGIS Server server. I don't know if this will help, but at least you can rule it out if it does not apply.

‎02-27-2013

Are the invalid fields coming from the SQL Server database table?

‎02-27-2013

What version of ArcGIS are you using? Can you check to see if the original locators have become corrupted? This is an issue I am having when rebuilding locators in ArcGIS v10.1.

‎02-26-2013

Thank you once again Robert.

‎02-26-2013

To All Flex Viewer Users: I am trying to load the following public tiled mapservice into my compiled Flex Viewer application: http://maps3.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/A-16/FEMA_100-Year_Flood_Zones_in_the_USA/MapServer But I keep getting the error: Fault info:E0005E: Invalid tile service Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Thank you.

‎02-25-2013

To All Goecode Users: I have been creating address locators for quite some time and I have always had to recreate my address locator if I needed to change the datasource. Does anyone know if the address locators have been (or will be) able to just have their datasource changed (always grayed out after creation) without having to recreate the address locator from scratch?

‎02-22-2013

Shaun: When I try to view your mapservice in ArcGIS Javascript from the above link through the REST endpoint, I never see any imagery. What version of ArcGIS Server are you using? Do you have the Image Server Extension available to you so you can host this dataset as an image service?

‎02-21-2013

Rhett Zufelt made the MapSwitcher resizeable from the xml file in the post http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/78093-Resize-More...-widget-in-flexviewer Would this work for you? Or does it take up too much of the screen?

‎02-21-2013

Vince: You wrote: Ideally, each user would connect to the database as themselves (no shared login), and common MXDs would have the connection properties set so that the password isn't retained. What happens if you need to update the SDE connection information in these common mxds (numbering in the thousands) and a manual process is impractical based on budgetary constraints (this scenario exists if you move the SDE database to a new server for upgrade)? I have created VBA and python scripts that loop through the mxds on my organization's network. Mxds where the password is not retained are problematic to the automatic processing of these files as the scripts hang at this point looking for an enduser to add the connection information. Don't you think this is a liability of not retaining the SDE connection information in the mxds?

‎02-15-2013

I ran a python script with both the 64 bit python.exe and 32 bit python.exe. I was expecting the 64 bit python.exe to be faster (not sure how much faster it should be), but it was actually slower. Does this make any sense? Are there any settings that need to be looked at to fix this, if this is not expected behavior? Thank you.

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