Latest Contributions by BruceHarold

Hi The AsShape function can take GeoJSON or EsriJSON to geometry. Geometry objects have a __geo_interface__ attribute, which is GeoJSON. Geometry objects have a JSON method, which is EsriJSON. Like: geom <Polyline object at 0x3bba81d0[0x225fbad0]> geom.JSON '{"paths":[[[2692041.740699999,-18926.525499999523],[2692042.5719999969,-18916.945300001651],[2692034.5209999979,-18810.606699999422],[2692022.3840999976,-18663.190900001675],[2692007.4103000015,-18499.441799998283]]],"spatialReference":{"wkid":102242,"latestWkid":2767}}' geom.__geo_interface__ {'type': 'MultiLineString', 'coordinates': [[(2692041.740699999, -18926.525499999523), (2692042.571999997, -18916.94530000165), (2692034.520999998, -18810.606699999422), (2692022.3840999976, -18663.190900001675), (2692007.4103000015, -18499.441799998283)]]} ... View more

If this is all Esri stack then you can publish a feature service of your polygons that you're testing for intersection and use the geocode JSON as input to a Query call and check for distance. ... View more

Hi Roxana Oracle Locator uses Oracle Spatial storage, so the correct reader is Oracle Spatial Object. It might take some digging in to retrieve what you need from the structure in Locator, please open a support call. Regards ... View more

Desktop includes ArcCatalog, look in the ArcGIS program group. ... View more

Hi You have arcpy.time.EsriTimeDelta at your disposal, make deltas for each datetime in your list and test for < and >. Regards ... View more

The Data Interoperability extension can do it by parsing the html, I can look at it next week. Regards Sent from my Lumia 830 ... View more

Hello Anthea There is this framework for consuming JSON as feature services: Koop It seems you are based in Melbourne, so if you can't figure it out contact Esri Australia. Regards ... View more

RefreshCatalog() doesn't have any lock handling functionality 😞 ... View more

arcpy.RefreshCatalog() ? Kim used to be a big fan 🙂 ... View more

Good to know. ... View more

The File Geodatabase toolset under Data Management has tools for creating licensed GDBs. ... View more

Hi If you add your services to a Pro map they can be used as GP inputs just like any layer. Performance may be an issue - please share your experience. Regards ... View more

Standardize Addresses doesn't use a locator, it uses a style, so for the US you should be safe to install the old stuff and carry on. ... View more

Hi Joe You have outed us on Standardize Addresses having issues at 10.x. The easiest thing to do is download the 9.x styles and use Standardize Addresses with an old style. http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d36e3c27f12342d3b54f697048c71658 For interest, attached is a script I did for a tool for internal use - to find the parts of an address.  It is far from bulletproof. Another, canonical, way to standardize addresses (worldwide) is to leverage the World Geocode Service, for example: http://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/find?text=380%20new%20york%20st%20redlands&outFields=… You grab the returned JSON and take it from there. The only catch is if you're storing the results you must use the forStorage parameter and use a token. Regards ... View more