Latest Contributions by KevinHibma

‎06-02-2015

What exactly is the question? You've talked about how parameters work in regards to a GPRecordSet, but what exactly is your problem or where are you stuck?

‎05-28-2015

It's not a ridiculous idea, but you do have to construct the service/web app in a certain way. I'd step back and ask why you're using them as 2 separate tasks in the server environment? Is there some sort of technical limitation that blocks you from either producing a single script, or even adding these 2 script tools into modelbuilder and having the output of 1 be the input to the 2nd? This is going to be the absolute simplest and most straight forward way to get what you want. If you need to keep them as 2 distinct services, it'll be you who is responsible for getting the output from one to the other. Your web application will act as the glue between the two. Since your output is a layer the first service will either need to send the featureclass back to the webapp and the webapp will have to send the features back to the 2nd service or the 1st service will have to send the location the features are on disk (server side) and the webapp would pass this reference to the 2nd service. Both these options arent great. Why? Option 1 = the transfer of features when you dont really need to. (but you do need to because you have 2 services) Option 2 = you're sending paths and information about the server back to the client. Even if its just the webapp getting this information and the user doesn't see it, I'd still consider this a minor security flaw as you're web-exposing information about the server itself. So, again, what you want to do is possible, but I'd strongly suggest pushing both tools into a model and publishing that.

‎05-28-2015

Andrew, Give a read of this here: Quick Tips: Consuming Feature Services with Geoprocessing | ArcGIS Blog Once you see how a feature service (hosted or straight from Server) can be used in arcpy/geoprocessing, you can apply Dan's techniques.

‎04-08-2015

Its not clear to me what you're trying to do. The encrypted string parameter only has use with the Database tools. The Esri system has handles the encryption/decryption when gathering the password and supplying it to the database. If you were to create your own script or model tool and want to use the encrypted string parameter to do something like authenticate against a websource -- its not going to work. Are you saying the password you have is already encrypted? If the database you're working with accepts this encrypted string, I suspect you could just pass this into the tool where it'll encrypt it again, and pass it to the database where it should decrypt it back to your original encrypted state. If this doesn't answer your question, can you further explain what it is you're trying to do?

‎03-26-2015

Also note: This should be fixed in the upcoming 10.3.1 release.

‎02-23-2015

@mats - you can currently do the second option you propose. An administrator could create a custom role that can only manage licenses. (well they could add may different permissions in addition to license management). See this help link: http://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/administer/configure-roles.htm With the scripts I previously mentioned below, you could create this role and hand off the work to this person. They could make a group and create users with appropriate permissions. I haven't done any work with SAML and licenses, but its something I can look into.

‎02-13-2015

No, I'm sorry I don't have a timeframe for that enhancement. I'm pretty sure the Data Interop extension handles the extended attributes if you happen to have that. I haven't tried any, but there are a bunch of tools that various individuals have built to translate KML. You'd have to independently try them to see if they translate these. A bunch of options are listed here: How to convert between KML and Esri's shapefile (SHP) format? - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange

‎02-13-2015

Does your popup look something like the attached image? Or if you can look in your KML, do you see an <ExtendedData> tag (like I've shown beside the popup)? If so, the KML tool doesn't currently translate these extended items into attributes inside the created featureclass. We currently have an enhancement logged for the tool to translate these values. As a workaround you could use ArcGIS Explorer Desktop to open the KML, use that to save as a Layer Package and open the layer package inside ArcMap. You'll get this information inside the popup then -- it wont be as individual attributes, but you'll maintain that information in one from.

‎02-13-2015

Have you considered installing the full version of Python 3.4? If you install the full version of Python, it'll show in the registry and python modules with installers will find it and install properly into it. Install Python for ArcGIS Pro—ArcPy Get Started | ArcGIS for Professionals

‎01-23-2015

For anyone upvoting this, please see the following Python scripts: https://github.com/khibma/ArcGISProPythonAssignedLicensing They might provide the functions you need.

‎01-23-2015

Darren, I know this question is a couple months old, but I put some Python scripts up which license via the REST Admin. If you have a few minutes, check them out and provide feedback if they'll do what you're after. Or let me know what you'd like to see. khibma/ArcGISProPythonAssignedLicensing · GitHub Thanks

‎10-13-2014

Thanks - works great.

‎10-13-2014

Is there a setting that can be changed on the accordion map to make popups honor time enabled layers? A map in the arcgis.com viewer only provides a popup(s) for the current time extent. The story map template provides all popup values even though a time extent exists. I then have to arrow through values that dont satisfy the current time extent.

‎10-01-2014

This parameter is a feature set. In modelbuilder you'll either need to create a new variable (of type feature set) and connect it to the tool, or expose the parameter you want from the tool and then switch it to a feature set. To get the desired behavior (4 options to chose from) like the above screen shot you'll first need to build a good feature template. You can use an existing featureclass or build a new one. In the above example, a new featureclass was created and the feature template was setup with a field and 4 valid attributes representing the time. A different symbol was attached to each. With the feature template created, this featurelayer was provided as the schema to the feature set inside Modelbuilder. When you open the model tool, you get the same experience as the feature template. This includes the default values , which is how this model really works. The default value for each of the time features you create gets will be used by the next tool in the model (select by attribute). In short, this particular example of using a feature set is doing double duty: it provides both a location for select by location, as well as an attribute for select by attribute. Its combining 2 steps into 1.

‎09-30-2014

Jason Scheirer‌ comments are correct. Python is an optional install. If you don't install full Python installation, there will be "Python runtime" version where you've referenced (ArcGIS Pro\bin\Python). There is no exe for you to use in this case that, and you will only be available to use Python from within the app. The full installation will be at c:\Python34 and includes the python.exe

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