Latest Contributions by TedCronin

WING on Win 7 Is beautiful... So, how do I import _server_admin remotely, Esri python gods?  I want to rewrite all my AGSSOM subprocess code using the new server admin, but I want to write it locally and access the package.  Can I just add the server in my path using UNC to the server admin api?  Can this even be done, since I would be running 32 bit calling a module written in 64 bit? ... View more

This was documented back at 10 beta, so will these be implemented at 10.1? ... View more

>>> help(_server_admin) Help on package _server_admin: NAME     _server_admin FILE     c:\program files\arcgis\server\arcpy\_server_admin\__init__.py DESCRIPTION     This is a Python binding to the ArcGIS REST Server API, similar to the     JavaScript or Flex API in program structure as well as in the way it     interfaces with ArcGIS servers.     Getting Started with Rest Administration     ========================================     A simple example of connecting to a server:        >>> import _server_admin        >>> catalog = _server_admin.Catalog("http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.co m/arcgis/rest/services")        >>> catalog.services        [<GeometryServer ('http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/serv ices/Geometry/GeometryServer/?f=json')>]     Getting a service from a catalog:        >>> locator = catalog.Locators.ESRI_Geocode_USA        >>> locator.url        'http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Locators/ESRI _Geocode_USA/GeocodeServer/?f=json'        >>> locator.FindAddressCandidates(Address="380 NEW YORK ST", City="Redlan ds", State="CA")        <FindAddressCandidatesResult('http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/arcgi s/rest/services/Locators/ESRI_Geocode_USA/GeocodeServe...')>        >>> candidates.candidates[0]        {'attributes': {}, 'score': 81, 'location': POINT(-117.19568 34.05752), ' address': '380 NEW YORK ST, REDLANDS, CA, 92373'}     Getting a service from a URL:        >>> service = _server_admin.GPService("http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline. com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Specialty/ESRI_Currents_World/GPServer")        >>> service.url        'http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Specialty/ESR I_Currents_World/GPServer/?f=json'     Inspecting and executing a geoprocessing service:        >>> service.tasks        [<GPTask('http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Spec ialty/ESRI_Currents_World/GPServer...')>]     Getting a task by name:        >>> task = service.MessageInABottle        >>> task.url        'http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Specialty/ESR I_Currents_World/GPServer/MessageInABottle/?f=json'        >>> task.synchronous        True        >>> task.name        'MessageInABottle'     Inspecting tasks:        >>> [(param['name'], param['dataType']) for param in task.parameters if p aram['direction'] == 'esriGPParameterDirectionInput']        [('Input_Point', 'GPFeatureRecordSetLayer'), ('Days', 'GPDouble')]     Executing a job:        >>> results = service.MessageInABottle(_server_admin.Point(-11, 38, _serv er_admin.projections.geographic.GCS_WGS_1984), 2)        >>> import time        >>> while results.running:        ...   time.sleep(0.25)        ...        >>> results.Output.features        [{'geometry': MULTILINESTRING((-11.00000 38.00000,-10.85327 37.73851,-10. 83942 37.71683,-10.83734 37.71359,-10.83702 37.71310,-10.83697 37.71303)), 'attr ibutes': {'shape_length': 0.330091748127675, 'fid': 1, 'fnode_': 0}}] PACKAGE CONTENTS     admin (package)     geometry     gptypes     projections     server     utils DATA     USER_AGENT = 'Mozilla/4.0 (arcrest)'     geographic = <_server_admin.projections.geographic object>     projected = <_server_admin.projections.projected object> ... View more

Whats New in Reader, ... anything? ... View more

So, when it gets to the dialog for python install dir, it only states python and numpy, should it also state matplotlib as well, or is this only included like the pythonwin install?  As a feature bonus... ... View more

Now, that we can do what we can on versioned data, I think we should have something on the general tab, that says the data is versioned, perhaps just underneath the Geometry Properties. ... View more

So, I haven't done really anything, but I do have access to a versioned topology, I can add rules, change tol, this is AWESOME.  I did not apply, but the functionality is live even with a 10 sde box.  Phenomenal stuff GDB team. ... View more

So, its been trying to determine space requirements for about 20 minutes or even longer.  It pops up with Reader, or Reader and Doc checked to install.  Only two scenarios I have tested. ... View more