Latest Contributions by JeffPace

Hey john, I am going to try to integrate this with my code, hope it makes it into core eventually. Two quick questions. 1. When i move a stop, the stop display turns to coordinates (I am using my own geocoding, geometry and routing services).  A successful reverse geocode call is made with a single address, but the display never updates.. any ideas? 2. My print page is not printing an overview map.  Not sure how to even troubleshoot. Thanks! Jeff John Gravois‌   var geometryService = window.location.protocol+'//'+window.location.hostname+"/arcgis01/rest/services/Utilities/Geometry/GeometryServer";                              var locatorUrl = window.location.protocol+'//'+window.location.hostname+"/arcgis01/rest/services/tools/AGSStreetOnly/GeocodeServer";                            var locatorUrl2 = window.location.protocol+'//'+window.location.hostname+"/arcgis01/rest/services/tools/AGSParcel/GeocodeServer";                            var routingUrl = window.location.protocol+'//'+window.location.hostname+"/arcgis02/rest/services/routing/routing/NAServer/Route";                            var printUrl = window.location.protocol+'//'+window.location.hostname+"/arcgis01/rest/services/Utilities/PrintingTools/GPServer/Export%20Web%20Map%20Task";                           function createDirections() {                                     var options = {                                     autoComplete:true,                                     arcgisGeocoder: false,                                     geocoders:[{                                       url: locatorUrl ,                                       name:"centerlineLocator"                                     } ]                                   };                                       var directions = new Directions({                                         map: map,                                         routeTaskUrl:routingUrl,                                         printTaskUrl:printUrl,                                         showSegmentPopup:false,                                         directionsLengthUnits:"MILES",                                         geometryTaskUrl:geometryService,                                         geocoderOptions: options                                     }, "directionsDiv");                                     directions.startup();                                 } ... View more

Great to hear david. Looks like spatial views are working for us (with joins) in Oracle as well.  ... View more

If i change the schema i am happy to be able to tell SDE the an update needs to occur.  I am not saying SDE needs to do it automatically, I am saying there needs to be a workflow.  Basically throw the "schema out of date" error, drag layer into arcmap as data owner to update schema, etc.. Is what we do now. It would be nice to be able to run a "update schema to registry" tool or a validate all schemas type tool. ... View more

We use oracle 11gr2 (11.2.0.3) .  ST_GEOMETRY type, correctly configured.  Abstract data type error everytime at version 10. I just tested this since we took the database to 10.2.2  and it seems to work.  In response to "Editing the view after registration can create column registry issues."  This is something SDE NEEDS to handle.  ... View more

Thanks for this update. Spatial views are a biggest use, and the biggest need.  We cant use sql straight up (we get an error about abstract data types from oracle).  So we have to create a spatial view with the commandline tools and then modify the view in sql.  That frequently includes inner and outer joins, data accessed via database links, etc.   Things that are absolutely essential to day to day function ... View more

Thanks Rene I will try that I would agree on the wording.  Its not doubleclickzoomand center.  Its doubleclickzoom and keep click location in same location. I personally think there is a demand for a true doubleclick and center.  ... View more

Thank you for the reply.  I see the disconnect.  To me, and my users, center the map means "move my click location to the center of the map", i.e. centerAt. The problem with doing the code you mention is this overrides all dbl-click events.  So Draw-end, measure-end, edit, etc.. all would then center. ... View more

Thanks for the reply I thought I was going crazy.  It looks like the zoom event does ensure that the click location stays within the visible extent, but that is definitely not my definition of "center" Driving my field guys nuts. ... View more

Here is an example Fade In/Out Effect Using ArcGIS.com Webmaps 1. Double Click Stockholm. It zooms, but it does not center the map on stockholm.  why not? Kelly Hutchins‌ David Coley‌ ... View more

29 views and no responses, any seeing this same behavior? ... View more

Agreed.  We need a "purely with SQL" workflow ... View more

Oracle, with ST_GEOMETRY ... View more

we are on 11.2.0.3 and experiencing this issue after the 10.2.2 upgrade.  Any solutions? ... View more

I also tried pointing back to the 10sp5 library (which worked) but that throws errors "could not retrieve error" ... View more