Latest Contributions by LisaT

‎01-16-2020

Did anyone find an answer to this? I am having the same problem. I found a blog about the 'cachebust", but in my case I am not getting extra characters before the manifest name. It is just saying that the file doesn't exist when it does!

‎12-27-2019

I am having problems with the "Create Local Copy" feature, also. I can't find a lot of information about it! I am using Portal. I am also using a versioned geodatabase with globalIDs. The only way that I have gotten this to work is to open ArcPro and publish layers as a hosted service, and then adding the hosted service to ArcMap. I would like a process that will be able to update my SDE geodatabase, and so I don't really want a hosted service. If I publish a feature service from ArcMap with Create, Update, and Delete enabled and add the service to an arcmap document, the option stays greyed out. If I create a geodata service, I can't figure out how to add it to my arcmap document...I only see it in ArcCatalog but not in the "add Data" prompt. "Create Local Copy" is supposed to work with featureservices or geodata, but I haven't found a how-to on preparing and adding the data. Some of the videos online show AGOL data that magically has this option, but nothing on Portal data. Does it only work with Hosted feature services? Can you point me in the right direction? Is there something better? I am just trying to deploy to a remote office so that they don't experience latency when opening arcmap.

‎09-26-2019

I am building my first Enterprise Site using the builder within Portal. I feel like I have a config wrong, but I don't know where. We have a local version of Portal and do not use ArcGIS Online or HUB for anything. I can add a Site Application to my Portal and, from Portal, view the details and the URL shows up correctly with our domain. However, if I add a page using the Site Editor then the URL shows up as https://opendataqa.arcgis.com.... I THINK this is the reason I am having issues with the content within my page. For example, if I try to add a Gallery item it seems to only choose REST endpoint content, it doesn't find data that we have published locally in our Portal. Now, if I view the Pages section of the editor, I see a slug and can add it to the end of our domain and that WILL display the page correctly. However, it still has the weird URL and doesn't seem to be pulling data correctly. Any idea what I am doing wrong?

‎09-26-2019

I am building my first Portal Site and am a bit confused about how Category Links should work. I have a site that is configured for 2 groups. I drag a category onto my site, and then edit the properties to Use a Group. I select the proper group from the dropdown (I have a choice of either of my 2 groups), save, and then run the app, the category link still shows the content that is available to both of the groups. I would expect the category to only show the content for the group I selected in the Query section. We are using Portal 10.6.1

‎07-01-2019

Yes, this is really confusing me. If I change the query to: query3.where = "OBJECTID in (123)"; it still fails. But, if I change it to: query3.where = "OBJECTID = 123"; it works! I have query3.returnGeometry = true; and query3.outFields = ["OBJECTID"] .Does this somehow affect the where clause? Are there limitations on queries you can pull on the OBJECTID? Is there a specific order that I need to declare the parameters? This is the URL that is built: https://vendorwebsite.com/api/rest_services/client=ABC123/Parcels/MapServer/0/query?f=json&where=OBJECTID%20in%20(123)&returnGeometry=true&spatialRel=esriSpatialRelIntersects&outFields=OBJECTID&outSR=102100&callback=dojo.io.script.jsonp_dojoIoScript8._jsonpCallback This is the actual message returned: {"error": {"message": "Invalid or missing input parameters.", "code": 400, "details": ["Invalid where clause specified"]}}

‎06-28-2019

I need to be able to query a mapservice that contains a number of different OBJECTIDs. In regular SQL I would say "(OBJECTID = 123) OR (OBJECTID =456). When I put this in my where clause of the Javascript API, I get an error that the where clause is an invalid parameter: var query3 = new Query(); query3.returnGeometry = true; query3.where = "(OBJECTID=123) OR (OBJECTID=456)query3.outSpatialReference = { "wkid": 102100 }; I need the geometry. I have also tried where="OBJECTID in (123,456)" and I get the same error message. This is the result of a vendor limiting a query to 100 features unless a "resultOffset" that returns only IDs is used, so I need to first pull the 100 IDs and then I have to loop through to create another query that will pull the features that have those 100 IDs. It seems so simple, but I can't seem to do it! Please help!

‎04-24-2019

Thanks, George. I guess my question is what the "workflow above" is. I think I figured it out. I guess I have to connect manually to the database in SQL Management Studio (don't need to relate to the tables). Then open Catalog and skip the step of adding the user to the database in Catalog but relate the tables to the user from there. So: right-click on each table and go to "manage" and then "privileges". This allows me to select permissions on each table and will also add the user to any related schema/stored procedure tables.

‎04-24-2019

I can't seem to figure out how to add Active Directory groups to my SDE database in 10.6. In Catalog, I can go to "Administration" and "Add User", but those are for individual users. The only way I can fathom is to connect to SQL Studio Manager and add the group manually to the database and tables. However, there are all sorts of schema tables and stored procedures that seem to need to be added. Doesn't seem like that is the proper way to do it. Any suggestions? We are using 10.6 and have SQL. The database is an .sde database.

‎04-16-2019

I am trying to wean my company off of Google Maps/Earth and onto ArcPortal and am having trouble. They still want to be able to print kmz. I am hoping that others here have crossed the same bridge and can give me some tips. I have also found a few resources that may help, but I can't seem to get them to work. For example, I guess that there is a way to view a mapservice as a KML in Google Earth (http://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/10.6/publish-services/windows/viewing-services-as-kml.htm). This indicates that there is a "view in: ArcGIS Earth" link and that I will be able to right-click on it to get my KML. I can't find that link? It isn't at the top of the page with all of the other "view in" choices. I also get nothing if I type in the address with the "generateKML.kmz" link. The service that I am trying to get a KML from has the KML capability selected in the service properties. Can someone point me to a resource that may explain what is going on? Besides that possible way to view a MapService, does anyone know of a way to view/extract a Portal Web Map into a kml/z? My Web Map (in viewer) has a local mapservice as well as outside REST endpoints. I can choose "analysis" and then "extract data", but not all of the layers are listed. Albeit, some of the outside REST endpoints are listed so I'm not sure why some and not others... And last: is there a way to extract a kml (or even a shapefile or any other format, for that matter) directly to the desktop, or does it always get saved into mycontent and then have to be exported again. My users are picky and this extra step is making their eyes roll. Help on any of these issues would be much appreciated!

‎02-12-2019

That worked! Thanks, Uma

‎02-12-2019

ArcPro 2.3 has not been rolled out for our company yet, so I need the 2.2 ArcPro SDK version. Can someone direct me to where I can go to download this? The Extensions Search in Visual Studio shows 2.3, and the website only discusses 2.3. Thank You!

‎12-31-2018

Thank you for the description, Ryan. So, it is weird that when I search "edit feature layer in Portal" I get a lot of documents describing how to make a hosted feature layer, but not a feature layer. I already have my data registered with ArcGIS Server. Before trying the "hosted" route, I had published my FL through Server and set it up for editing. I ran into issues when one of my users tried to edit the FL in Portal. So, I started trying to do searches to find what I did wrong and it seemed that it needed to be set up as "hosted". With that, I am hoping I can get some answers on how to set FLs up correctly via this blog, as documentation is sparse: From what Bill Fox said above, it seems that I need to go into the GDB separately and create read/write permissions on each user. Now, do I need to do this using the tools in ArcCatalog (Manage Roles and Users), or can I just create an Active directory group and administer permissions on each database using MS SQL Management Studio? I know Arc products can be picky and I don't want anything to get messed up. Also, it seems that permissions get set at the database level, not the featureclass level, so everything stored in the database will be able to be edited by the user?? When I right-click on a featureclass and go to "Privileges" only the "sde" user is listed for me to add/remove privileges. Once I set the FL up, is there any way to limit the Edit permissions to certain users, or will every user who has access to view it also be able to edit it? As a hypothetical, say I have Mary, Todd, and Moe users and FC1 and FC2 featureclasses in the same GDB. Say I want Mary to be able to edit FC1 and Todd and Moe to only read it and Todd to be able to edit FC2 and Mary and Moe to only read it. Is there any way to manage that? Thanks for your help. If anyone knows of any documentation related to managing editing on un-hosted featurelayers in Portal, that would be great!

‎12-28-2018

I have been testing different setups with our new Portal instance and am a little confused on the best way to set up for editing. I have created featureclasses in our SDE geodatabase with versioning. I have added the FCs as layers into ArcDesktop and then published as a hosted featurelayer to Portal. I can now add shapes. The problem is that if I go back to the original ArcDesktop document, the map and geodatabase are not being updated. I originally tried publishing as a ArcServer featurelayer but could not find documentation on how I could add this layer to Portal and allow editing. All documentation that I found discussed editing the settings for a "hosted" featurelayer. How do I get my edits into my geodatabase? Any tips on the best way to set up editing?

‎10-31-2018

I found the info I was looking for here: Migrating from Google Maps JavaScript API to ArcGIS API for JavaScript | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.9 !!

‎10-31-2018

I would like to convert our website so that it no longer uses the antiquated ArcGis Javascript REST API for Google Maps. This uses the old "arcgislink.js" file. Is anyone aware of any documentation on how to upgrade to just use the REST API, DoJo, or leaflet?

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