Latest Contributions by DerekLaw

Hi Barry, I'm unsure if I understand the workflow in your post. You install ArcGIS for SharePoint on a SharePoint site. The web part is added and configured like any other web part on a SharePoint page, which can be accessed within an intranet as long as users have the appropriate permissions to the page. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi John, ArcGIS for SharePoint is a SharePoint solution and I believe it is x86/x64 agnostic. ArcGIS for SharePoint v1.1 installs on SharePoint 2007, which has both x64 and x86 installs available. So I think if you install ArcGIS for SharePoint v1.1 on your SharePoint 2007 site it should work. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Nunu, Just to add onto what others have posted, you may want to listen to this podcast: An Overview of the Geodatabase and Five Reasons Why You Should Use It It's available from here: Esri Instructional Series Podcasts (do a filter for Geodatabase) Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Bil, Just to add onto Jennifer's reply, this pre-conference Q&A from the Esri 2011 UC might be useful: Which API should I use: JavaScript, Flex, or Silverlight? Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Nick, There are plenty of online resources available from Esri's Resource Centers. I would start with the following: > What is ArcSDE? - help topic > A quick tour of administering ArcSDE geodatabases - help topic > Enterprise Geodatabase 101 - ArcUser article > Essential ArcSDE geodatabase vocabulary - help topic There are also some informative posts on the Geodatabase Dev Blog. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Ayçin, Please see this Esri KnowledgeBase Article: KB #30634 - Error: "Out of bounds" error returned when importing data or editing a geodatabase feature class Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Dave, Link to ArcGIS for SharePoint 2.1 beta forums. (a login to access the beta site is required) Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Gary, Do I have to install .net framework 3.5 service pack 1? Yes, I would install service pack 1. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Gary, A1. InfoPath is not required for ArcGIS for SharePoint to work. A2. You will need an internet connection if you want to access and use ArcGIS Online basemaps, locators, and geometry services. Alternatively, if you do not want to access the internet, then you can access these types of resources from your own ArcGIS Server/ArcGIS Portal instance on your internal network. This can be enabled by modifying the configuration files in the document libraries and lists. Please review the help doc in the resource center for details. A3. You will need to provide more details. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Jagadeesh, Just to add onto what Vince posted, please review my response to your other similar thread here: ArcGIS Server General Forum: ArcGIS Server & Desktop & ArcSDE: How it is related? Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Jagadeesh, ... Based on above information ArcSDE is no longer now. and the ArcSDE Techology is intergerated with both ArcGIS Desktop 10 and ArcGIS Server as per esri information. ... how it is related these things with the ArcSDE and how we can connect ArcSDE without install. ... To clarify, since the 9.2 release ArcSDE is no longer a separate product offering. However, it is still a software product with its own installation, and is now included in the "product box" with both ArcGIS for Desktop and ArcGIS for Server. ArcGIS for Desktop (at the ArcEditor and ArcInfo levels) includes ArcSDE technology for SQL Server Express (aka. Personal ArcSDE). ArcSDE technology is a separate installation from Desktop. It enables you to create Desktop Geodatabases. ArcGIS for Server also includes ArcSDE technology in 2 offerings: 1. ArcGIS for Server Workgroup (all editions) includes ArcSDE technology for SQL Server Express (aka. Workgroup ArcSDE). ArcSDE technology is a separate installation from Server. It enables you to create Workgroup Geodatabases. 2. ArcGIS for Server Enterprise (all editions) includes Enterprise ArcSDE technology which can be installed on several different DBMS platforms (e.g., DB2, Informix, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server). Enterprise ArcSDE technology is a separate installation from Server. It enables you to create Enterprise Geodatabases. FYI: There are 3 types of multiuser ArcSDE geodatabases: Enterprise, Workgroup, and Desktop. Types of multiuser ArcSDE geodatabases I suggest you review the ArcGIS help documetation for more information and specifics of each type of ArcSDE geodatabase. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Gary, Please review the help documentation here: ArcGIS for SharePoint Resource Center Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Kevin, In future, please post comments and questions related to ArcGIS for SharePoint 2.1 beta on the Esri Beta Community, as this is where the Dev team is monitoring user feedback. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi there, No, ArcGIS for SharePoint 2.0 does not support Office 365. We are currently working on supporting this "platform" in the next release. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Steve, It is not possible to change the clustering maximum limit to a number beyond 20. This is by design: 20 is a lot of points for an end user to go over individually. Hope this helps, ... View more