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Just curious, is CORS enabled in JBoss? Chapter 11. CORS ... View more

One thing you can try is saving as an .xls - an older file version. ArcGIS plays nicer with this format, I've noticed. You can also save as a flat file (.txt/.csv) - you may need to specify a schema.ini text driver, however. Here's info on that: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms709353(v=vs.85).aspx You would typcially need to do this if ArcGIS takes too many liberties in formatting a flat file, such as when you have a data field with padded zeros - ArcGIS would automatically make these numeric, rather than text, but you can force it to use text using the schema.ini driver. In both cases, you can specify file type in the Excel save options, e.g. as .csv, .xls, .txt, etc. Also, have a look at this thread: .XLSX PROBLEM - Failed to Connect to Database - Class Not Registered You say you have Office 2016 and ArcGIS 10.3 installed - you may still need to install the Office 2007 System Driver... ... View more

Emma, As Kyle mentioned, you can't do fractional zoom levels. This has been a thorn in my side, too - I called and spoke with Esri - they said there aren't any plans to change it in the foreseeable future. If this is ever an option for you down-the-road, you may want to consider Levels of Detail (LODs): arcgis 10.1 - Setting zoom level - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange Specify LODs (levels of detail) | ArcGIS API for JavaScript ... View more

You should probably check-out the GeoTrigger API: Geotrigger API Reference | ArcGIS for Developers Here's the service homepage: Geotrigger Service | ArcGIS for Developers ... View more

Hey, I have experimented with node.js for a few things... You might want to check-out runnable for prototyping. I have a couple of my own I've created for a few POC type stuff (including Esri's Terraformer project): http://code.runnable.com/u/fieroCode87 Esri has a node.js adaptor for geoservices in their GitHub. I know this doesn't answer your question, but just wanted to forward along, if any of this is helpful with using node.js. Esri/node-geoservices-adaptor · GitHub ... View more

I would look at the renderer/selection symbol, if you haven't already - I posted a thread earlier where I ran into opacity issues... it's possible you may be experiencing a similar scenario. Is it at all possible for you to create a jsfiddle demonstrating the issue? ... View more

The second images with the scalebar in the lower right-hand corner is the printout. You can try it yourself, too, in the sandbox - ArcGIS API for JavaScript Sandbox I didn't make a jsfiddle since it's only a one-line change in the demo. ... View more

I tried it in the sandbox and it worked for both methods (ArcGIS API for JavaScript Sandbox😞 Here's how it looked without setting opacity: ... View more

Here's the thread: UniqueValueRenderer - Transparency issue with SimpleMarkerSymbol ... View more

Michael, For a FeatureLayer, you should be able to specify the opacity right in the constructor; additionally, per the API, there's a setOpacity() method you can call. FeatureLayer | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript So, does this work in the app, just not in the printout? I had an issue with opacity before with a unique value renderer - the API didn't like how I was constructing the renderer... let me see if I can dig that up. ... View more

I haven't seemed to run into this recently; additionally, we haven't made any code changes in the mapping app... it may have been something odd with the Esri API/CDN. ... View more

Not sure if this helps you at all, but check out the polygon editing tools of ET Geo Tools: The concept of Polygon editing ET GeoTools User Guide There are some tools that will make your polygon editing work flow a bit easier... ... View more

If I understand correctly, couldn't you just execute a query? Something like https://servername/arcgis/rest/services/serverdirectory/mapservice/MapServer/0/query?where=objectid+is+not+null &text= &objectIds= &time= &geometry= &geometryType=esriGeometryEnvelope &inSR=&spatialRel=esriSpatialRelIntersects &relationParam= &outFields=ObjectID,URL &returnGeometry=false &maxAllowableOffset= &geometryPrecision= &outSR= &returnIdsOnly=false &returnCountOnly=false &orderByFields= &groupByFieldsForStatistics= &outStatistics= &returnZ=false &returnM=false &gdbVersion= &returnDistinctValues=false &returnTrueCurves=false &resultOffset= &resultRecordCount= &f=pjson This would get you a JSON object you can consume outside of AGOL. ... View more

Also, in the event that your data are priceless (assuming it's not backed-up by your IT dept.), you could try, as a last resort, restoring from a previous version: Recover lost or deleted files You may want to check your scratch workspace as well for any intermediary files in processing that could have salvageable data. And, as a super last resort for priceless data, you could try forensic data recovery, assuming you haven't overwritten the sectors on the hard drive. ... View more