Latest Contributions by MikeMinami

sometime next month. Thanks, Mike ... View more

There is no way to group items in the legend with the out of the box template. You might be able to customize this app yourself and deploy it to your web server... Thanks, Mike ... View more

Nope. I still can't access it. Mike ... View more

This is a bug. It will be fixed when we next update the website. Thanks, Mike ... View more

What coordinate system is your data currently stored in? I'd suggest transforming it to Web Mercator Auxillary Sphere first. Thanks, Mike ... View more

I still can't access it. I don't know how to make it visible... Mike ... View more

http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgis10/whats-coming/index.html Currently scheduled for June... Thanks, Mike ... View more

No, there is no export ability. Full support for web maps in ArcGIS Desktop is coming at version 10.1. Thanks Mike ... View more

I'm not sure why you are seeing an error. I believe the file should open. However, even if it were to successfully open, ArcGIS Desktop doesn't support all content in a web map. So your shapefiles won't be drawn. This is addressed at version 10.1, releasing soon. Mike ... View more

The feature services also have to be shared publicly if you don't want people to have to sign in. There is security at every level: layer, web map, and web app. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Can you elaborate on what you are doing? Are you publishing that data as a service? If you're creating a hosted tiled service, it can easily exceed your available storage space if you are caching it at all scale levels. You can end up with millions of tiles and terrabytes of data in the form of the tiled images, if you are caching the full range of scales. Even if you only have simple lines on the map. Mike ... View more

I can't see your services in the map. Is your server publicly accessible? it seems not. Mike ... View more

This item publicizes a web service that is available for developers to use. For example, a developer might pass one or more points to the service and have them projected. Or pass in a line and get back its length. It is not meant for plugging in and extending the map viewer of arcgis.com. The map viewer, I believe, already utilizes this service when measuring lengths and areas... Thanks, Mike ... View more

Web mapping application is a generic item type. For instance, a local city may want to publicize their pothole reporting website. They would do so using this type. Others may have created an application they want to share and attach code to so that other people can modify/deploy the application themselves, like this one: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=fa8a71c3039846c3b97c0e0f545dcda9 We also happen to use the same item type to store our template applications we host that people can drop a web map into. You can publish these to ArcGIS Online and they're hosted for you. Alternatively, you could download the code for the application, make modifications, and then deploy a customized version to your website. It's a quick way to get a web application up and running. What would be the use of attaching code for a web map or a feature service? Mike ... View more