Latest Contributions by TedCronin

Hi Ted, It seems you are on this thread regularly, and are fairly knowledgeable about jtx.  🙂 Thanks, I have been yes for beta and pre release, but once those are over I won't be on here pretty much at all. No, i really don't know much about jtx, the esri staff that supports this forum are a 1000% more knowledgeable than me about jtx, I have only been playing with it for three years.  Amber B should be your point of contact, I think, she knows her stuff, if its PLTS, then you need to talk to Dan H.  He is extremely knowledgeable about plts stuff. ... View more

you need to install the new license manager with the beta or Pre Release, first.  You can't add a PLTS 10 license to a license manager for 931.  so, for testing purposes perhaps on the machine  that you have 10 installed Plus when you have the updated license manager, there should be options for each placement of each extension, if these extension are not listed, then select other, and add it yourself or is this all 931 that you are doing ... View more

WMX direct installs fine by itself.  This dependency should be removed, I am thinking 🙂 ... View more

I will re investigate again at Pre Release, still installing Pre on machines, 1 workstation and 1 server left. On another note:  You guys should really offer a class like Reviewer in Redlands for WMX, not a custom expensive class. ... View more

ArcGIS 10 final will ship with one and only one version of python. At Pre-release we have 2.6.2. Most probably for 10 final we will have 2.6.5. Having said that, ArcGIS 10 will work with any 2.6 version of python. So say 6 months from now, we have Python 2.6.6 released but ArcGIS is using only 2.6.5, you can safely install Python 2.6.6 and ArcGIS will work ok. Note that this compatibility works only with a major release of Python. In other words ArcGIS 10 will never work with Python 2.7 or Python 3.1 or any other major release of python. Only Python 2.6 is supported. Also note that you should also install numpy 1.3.0 BEFORE installing ArcGIS 10. Only installing Python 2.6.5 and not installing numpy 1.3.0 WILL confuse the ArcGIS 10 installer (at pre-release) and you will get unwanted results. So always keep Python 2.6.x and Numpy 1.3.0 together and things will work well.    Deelesh I love to confuse ArcMap, its great fun 🙂 Pat Ghis on the back and tell him he is doing a great job, if he is still there. ... View more

Ahh, working late. ok, I have done what you asked, and initially it looks ok.  So, then it seems like you fixed the issue then with having a 2.6 install already on the machine, then doing the ArcGIS install, and seeing the results.  This was not pretty early on, so thank you Deelesh.  Will continue testing...  So, then is this something that may happen early on in the 10 release where 2.6.5 will be supported, but 2.6.2 will still come in the box? ... View more

Cool, thanks Mike. ... View more

This is what I thought we would have to do, so 2.6.5 has been tested internally to work with arcpy? Is there any hit on performance with this scenario? ... View more