Latest Contributions by DominikSchlarmann

Hey Lars Kristian Engelsby Hansen‌, You're welcome Just a few lines about the koop-stuff. There is already an existing koop-ckan provider, which does a major part of the stuff, you are searching for. Once you have the ckan-datasets ID, which is the last part of the URL when you are reviewing a dataset on the portal (e.g. it is "Parkomater" for the link Parkomater - Open Data København), you can access this dataset via koop. The dataset will be transformed to a geojson file/stream and also to an ESRI FeatureService, which is the part you'll need. With the FeatureService-Link you can add this item to your ArcGIS Online subscription, share it with your ArcGIS OpenData Group and you're done. I'm quite sure that you can perform the manual part of registering the link as an item to your ArcGIS Online Account and share it with the your ArcGIS OpenData Group automatically using the ESRI REST API, which is able to do this stuff via REST requests....but this is not a part of koop. Unfortunately the existing koop-demo has not registered the ckan-portal, which you would need, so I can not show you a working example with one data.kk.dk item using the "official demo server". Alternatively I have set up your ckan-site on my demo server, which you can access here (please note that the server won't be up all the time): My Example Server using your ckan portal. Following the link, you will notice that this koop instance has already processed a dataset and transformed it into a geojson. Unfortunately the .csv format (which is until now the one and only format, which can be handled by koop-ckan) has not the needed structure to built up a valid geojson. You might notice that the geometry-array is null, but the coordinates are stored in the properties. This is caused by the fact that koop searches for columns called longitude/latitude, long/lat or x/y. The coordinates in the datakk datasets are all stored in one column called "wkb_geometry" including its geometry type....some adoptions would be needed to fix that issue. Anyway...using the following URL you should be able to add the dataset to your ArcGIS Online account and then to your ArcGIS OpenData Portal: My Example-Server-FeatureServer. The data won't be displayed on the map (because of the wrong schema), but I assume you will be able to list it and download it via the ArcGIS OpenData mechanisms. All the best, Dominik ... View more

Hey @LarsKEHinformi-dk-esridist As far as I have understood you in the right way, there is also the possibility to harvest CKAN sites, wrap data into FeatureServices and make them accessible in ArcGIS Online...the last step has to be done manually, but I am sure that the system can be extended to do this automatically. Please check koop for more information: Esri/koop · GitHub I've tested the system in the past weeks and it works, apart from some limitations, without bigger problems. There is also another system, which does a harvesting on CKAN-Sites. Please check the OpenDataBridge for more information: EsriDE/OpenDataBridge · GitHub All the best, Dominik ... View more

Good morning!, I've experienced the same "issue". After some hours (about 10), the "Service is down" statements were resolved automatically, so everything is working Thanks, Dominik ... View more

Dear Lindsay, Thank you so much for your answer. Very helpful 🙂 Regarding the different version (10.1 and 10.2): We're working with ArcGIS Server 10.2, but personally and from this moment I like the procedure of using a relationship class for the feature set and the table, which stores the comments, more comfortable. So... Is it also possible or is there any reason against using the 10.1 version (with relationship class) on ArcGIS Server 10.2? Thanks a lot, Dominik ... View more

Any hints on this? Would be awesome to get some tipps regarding the procedure of setting up the (enterprise geo)database to store more than one comment for a feature. Thanks an advance! ... View more

Dear Manishkumar, Thanks for your answer. Quite useful, but although my problem is the function part. In my case, I just use the popup functionality and not an identify method. This is a example ( http://jsfiddle.net/9kt2j/ ), which shows the problem really well. If you want to add new feature with enabled LandZones Layer, the feature won't add to the map, but you get an information popup (although a feature should be added). If that's not asking too much, you could probably edit the jsfiddle? Would be awesome to be able to toggle the popup functionality... Cheerio, Dominik The code, which enables the popup is: var popup = Popup({     titleInBody: true,     isEditable: true,     pagingControls: true },domConstruct.create("div")); var template = new PopupTemplate({     title: "Landzones",     description: "<b>Zoning is the following: {ZONING_NAME} with the code {ZONING_CODE}",     fieldInfos: [{ //define field infos so we can specify an alias       fieldName: "ZONING_NAME",       label: "ZONING NAME"      },{      fieldName: "ZONING_CODE",      label: "ZONING CODE"      },{      fieldName: "ZONING_TYPE",      label: "ZONING TYPE"      }] }); Landzones = new esri.layers.FeatureLayer("http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Louisville/LOJIC_LandRecords_Louisville/MapServer/2",{    mode: esri.layers.FeatureLayer.MODE_ONDEMAND,    outFields: ["*"],    infoTemplate:template }); ... View more

Sorry for pushing, but maybe there's someone around, who haven't seen it 😉 Cheerio, Dominik ... View more

Any ideas? Until now I've used the workaround of creating another map without the editor option, but of course it would be much more cooler to have only one map. I also would like to use some other fuctions like the Drawing toolbar or Buffering a point but all of these uses the onclick option. The best perfect solution would be, to create some buttons, to enable/disable certain functionalities. Like a button for toggling Editor on/off, a button for toggling popup functionality on/off/, a button for drawing and a button for buffering a point. ... View more

Dear all, I've hopefully solved the problem by my own. At least I think so. It would be really helpful, if there is a way to check, if the proxy is working properly. If I use my webmap all request are made without using the proxy (same as attachment from post #1). If I add "esriConfig.defaults.io.alwaysUseProxy = true;" all request look like this (see attachment of this post). So I would assume that the proxy is working? Is that right? By the way: Do I need to keep the following entries in the proxy.php as well? These are basically the default/predefined ones. [PHP]$serverUrls = array( array( 'url' => 'http://sampleserver1.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/', 'matchAll' => true, 'token' => '' ), array( 'url' => 'http://sampleserver2.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/', 'matchAll' => true, 'token' => '' ), array( 'url' => 'http://sampleserver1a.arcgisonline.com/arcgisoutput/',        'matchAll' => true, 'token' => '' ), array( 'url' => 'http://sampleserver1b.arcgisonline.com/arcgisoutput/',        'matchAll' => true, 'token' => '' ), array( 'url' => 'http://sampleserver1c.arcgisonline.com/arcgisoutput/',        'matchAll' => true, 'token' => '' )   );[/PHP] Thanks a lot. Cheers, Dominik ... View more

Dear Kevin, Again: Thanks for your answer 🙂 Right! My input is a SDE point feature set. This feature set is also used by a feature service, so users are able to create new points in the map. The feature service is already set up and works (users can enter new points in the map application). So...the goal is, that the geoprocessing service should buffer also the new created points. To enable this, I have to follow 2b), haven't I? Just switching my input data (the feature set) to parameter mode!? I will look at the example and I will try to modify it in this way, I'll need it...of course only, if the above mentioned assumptions are right 😉 Cheers, Dominik ... View more

Dear Kevin, Thanks for your answer, which was quiete helpful. I've finally managed to share the geoprocessing model as a geoprocessing service. Just to be sure....It would awesome, if you could check my model, which is really a basic one (see attachments). What the model should to: Create a buffer of 1km around the input data, which is a point sde feature class. The buffer should be called via a popup like here: https://developers.arcgis.com/en/javascript/jssamples/gp_popuplink.html   (Until now I haven't got any idea how to do it...so if you have any tip, feel free to share this ;)) I've run the model from the toolbox (I've need a couple of minutes to realize, that the result is not added if I start the model out of the modelbuilder :D). From the results window, I've selected Share As-> Geoprocessing Service and I've keeped the default settings. Capabilities: WPS: not enabled Parameters: Kept the asynchronous setting with "View results with a map service" I think the other settings are not really important. Everything right so far? Thanks so much! Cheers, Dominik ... View more

I've proceeded for now by set the output directory to a local folder.  If this is wrong in regard to use this for a web-based map application, please give me a note! ... Once I've start the tool, it gives me the buffered points.  In order to publish the tool, I have to add the tool to the Table of Content in ArcMap, but unfortunately this doesn't work. I get the error message that the data cannot be load. Any help is much appreciated! Cheers, Dominik ... View more