Latest Contributions by JerryGarcia

After doing some testing, the GDB will need to be upgraded after ArcGIS Server.  We could not connect from ArcGIS Server 10.0 to an ArcSDE 10.1 instance. ... View more

OK, here are the parameters sent to the server when I use your dropdown to zoom to site 2: bbox=1431448.2240601347,536394.5923657297,1463551.7759398653,548605.4076342703 bboxSR=102719 f=image imageSR=102719 noData=0 size=1680,639 Using these, the image is successfully returned. Then here are the parameters sent to the server if I manually zoom to the same extent: bbox=1431448.2240601347,536394.5923657297,1463551.7759398653,548605.4076342703 bboxSR=102113 f=image imageSR=102113 noData=0 size=1680,639 The image is not successfully returned. Spot the difference? ... View more

Hello. I've met the same issue. I did not resolved it yet, but I assume that the problem is in featureLayer.getPopupInfo() method. It returns null and the following code do not work. if (featureLayer.getPopupInfo() != null && featureLayer.getPopupInfo().isInitialized()) {             // Query feature layer which is associated with a popup definition. ... } I've tried featureLayer.createPopupInfo(), and then featureLayer.setPopupInfos(...), but this is not enough for editing feature (popup does not show any editable content). Continue exploring... ... View more

It looks good. Also, do you know if the two issues in the attachment are solved or available in 2012? Here's what I found on their blog. Looks like a new version by June. Some highlights of the upcoming release include: Native 64-bit support Highly portable �?? no install needed, can run completely off a thumb drive Integrated ArcGIS Online and Portal for ArcGIS search capabilities Updated ArcGIS Online web map support Many presentation enhancements, including audio, new transition options, better slide handling, and more. Display attribute table for feature layers Built-in line and polygon buffering Custom address geocoding support (10.1 geocoding packages) More�?� ArcGIS Explorer Desktop 2012 will be released in conjunction with the final release of ArcGIS 10.1. ... View more

I guess this is a bug: IIdentify::Identify is always null. Can anyone provide a code sample which shows differently? ... View more

The code sample below shows how one can add a map service to ArcMap using the GxCatalog dialog. using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using System.IO; using ESRI.ArcGIS.ArcMapUI; using ESRI.ArcGIS.CatalogUI; using ESRI.ArcGIS.Catalog; using ESRI.ArcGIS.Carto; using ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase; using System.Windows.Forms; using ESRI.ArcGIS.GISClient; using ESRI.ArcGIS.esriSystem; namespace GxDialog_Select_MapService_Layer {       public class GxDialog_Select_MapService_Layer : ESRI.ArcGIS.Desktop.AddIns.Button       {           public GxDialog_Select_MapService_Layer()           {           }           protected override void OnClick()           {               IMxDocument pmxdoc = (IMxDocument)ArcMap.Application.Document;               IMap pmap = pmxdoc.FocusMap;               IGxDialog pGxDialog = new GxDialog();                          pGxDialog.Title  =  "Browse Data";               //pGxDialog.set_StartingLocation("C:\\Temp");                pGxDialog.set_StartingLocation("GIS Servers");               IEnumGxObject pEnumGx;               if (!pGxDialog.DoModalOpen(0, out pEnumGx))                    return; // Exit if user presses Cancel               IGxObject pgxobject = pEnumGx.Next();               IGxAGSObject gxAGSObject = pgxobject as IGxAGSObject;               IAGSServerObjectName agsServerObjectName = gxAGSObject.AGSServerObjectName;               IAGSServerConnectionName agsServerConnectionName =                             agsServerObjectName.AGSServerConnectionName;               IPropertySet propertySet = agsServerConnectionName.ConnectionProperties;               //create a new ArcGIS Server connection factory               IAGSServerConnectionFactory2 agsServerConnectionFactory2 =                              (IAGSServerConnectionFactory2)new AGSServerConnectionFactory();               IAGSServerConnection agsServerConnection =                               agsServerConnectionFactory2.Open(propertySet, 0);                //get an enum of all server object names (services) from the server               IAGSEnumServerObjectName soNames = agsServerConnection.ServerObjectNames;               IAGSServerObjectName3 soName = (IAGSServerObjectName3)soNames.Next();               ILayerFactory msLayerFactory = new MapServerLayerFactory();               IEnumLayer enumLyrs = msLayerFactory.Create(soName);               IMapServerLayer mapServerLayer = (IMapServerLayer)enumLyrs.Next();               pmap.AddLayer(( ILayer)mapServerLayer);               ArcMap.Application.CurrentTool = null;           }     } } ... View more

http://blogs.esri.com/Info/blogs/arcgisexplorerblog/archive/2011/09/21/Whats-New-ArcGIS-Explorer-Desktop-1750.aspx ... View more

Sorry to bring this old topic up to the light, but I am also experiencing this issue. What type of raster data is ArcGIS Explorer Desktop optimized for, if not tif or kmz? Regards, Thomas ... View more

A globeservice will give you the best performance, but it does require you to build a full cache before you can use the service. DEM data published as an image service can also be used as elevation.  In this mode the elevation is genereated on demand, and you may see surface seams and spikes, as the data is pulled in and rendered.  This data is not cached, so it will do this every time you use the service. Which way is best, really depends on the use case.  For an elevation "basemap" used by many users a fully cached globeservice is probably worth the investment.   You can also use the image service elevation in addition to the globeservice..  the elevation layer on "top" is the one that gets used for display. Mark Thanks for your response.  It sounds like we should build cache w/ globe service.  You mention using both in one scenario.  This is where you may want to view the elevation data as well as use the values?  You mean use the globe for the DEM values and the image service for display?  Thanks! ... View more

The mosaic dataset acts as a form of catalog that defines the location of all raster data sources as well as associated metadata and information on how the data should be processed as it is accessed. When a Mosaic Dataset is added directly into ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Desktop accesses the required imagery directly. If the data is in a file system then the required files are opened and read, if the pixel data is stored in an enterprise database then a connection is made to the database and the pixels read from the database. If the mosaic dataset is served as an image service through ArcGIS Server then when a client application makes requests for imagery it is ArcGIS Server (one of the SOCs) that makes the required requests for pixels data from the file system (or database connections) prior to performing and required processing before streaming the pixels to the client application. ... View more

I completely agree.  This is a 'feature' that has bugged me for a while.  While the user cannot edit the relationship class, they can still see it.  I think this is confusing for users and also a security issue.  ... View more