Latest Contributions by ChrisSmith7

You could also quickly check using something like: Down For Everyone Or Just Me -> Check if your website is down or up? This way, you can at least better narrow the issue and learn whether or not the server is accessible, period, on the internet, or if it's just problem on the mobile device. ... View more

Can you access the service through a desktop machine outside of your local network? E.g.: https://yourGISserver.geosolinc.com/arcgis/rest/services/base_services/myService/MapServer If you can access the service outside of your network on a desktop machine, try the same link in your phone. ... View more

I would tend to agree. I knew a grad student back in college who took an unpaid internship with the USGS for almost a year, 10-15 hours a week. Demand for these "opportunities" was quite high - in fact, she was lucky to have landed the position, as the story goes. She ended-up doing quite a bit of work for a major research project, all for free. I don't even believe she was mentioned in the final paper! There were always "rumors" of positions opening-up, a carrot they dangled over their interns. But, unless someone croaked, or you obtained your PhD, the chances were extremely slim you'd land a real job; they knew exactly what they were doing! Talk about exploitation... This was also around 2008, at the height of the bubble, so that may have played into things as well. Mohamed, you could start your own business, develop a product for your business, and then market said product. So, you'd obtain experience working for yourself with the potential to make a sale. ... View more

We'll probably need some more details to better assist... Are you trying to access from the internet or through your local network? ... View more

Thanks, I will probably end-up going this route... I'll let you know how it ends-up. ... View more

Robert, 1. I would be dealing with a single point at any given moment in time, such as when a user registered on the system. 2. Just one layer - technically, about 20 coincidental layers merged into one layer, with overlaps (strictly to obtain the associations) 3. I can, but what I'd really like to do is hit it from the server, e.g. something like this: http://geoservices.tamu.edu/Services/CensusIntersection/WebService/v04_01/Rest/?lat=34.0726207996348&lon=-118.3979651820… Then massage and use the returned object server-side. ... View more

I was thinking about this - ideally, I'd like to be able to hit it through REST. Really, if I could use SQL Spatial Data, I'd be set (I can't, unfortunately). ... View more

If you're using the web app builder, there's a way to set the theme: App configuration—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers Here's some info on creating themes: Create a theme—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers ... View more

One thing that really worried us - Google (and the reseller) would not send legal contract documents for any TOS agreements; they would only point to a URL for us to peruse on the web. Of course, that means Google could change their TOS at any moment... Just something to keep in mind. In essence, don't become dependent on a Google process... you never know if/when their terms will change! ... View more

There may be some creative ways to stay within TOS. I think they are still working-out what their developers say and what businesses and users want from their APIs since adding paid plans a few years back. For us, at least, there were several deal breakers in using Google Maps for Work - Google was very inflexible in changing their terms. I guess you can do that when you are Google. ... View more

Yeah, I'll second this. Google is very strict with their TOS... Can't even show points from their geocoding API unless it's on a Google Map, and their free service is only for prototyping. As far as enforcement, you may fly under the radar for awhile, but I would not recommend that! ... View more

This came-up on another thread (in short, you can create custom templates): Printing ... View more

What version are you using? Have you tried it from the feature class properties view in ArcCatalog? Can you change the aliases? If SDE, maybe it's a perms issue... ... View more

Ben, Looks like a glitched PAC-MAN! geometryEngine is still in Beta - maybe they are still working-out the kinks. I'd be curious to know if it happens using geometryEngineAsync as well. Also, not sure if this has anything to do with it (I'm just grabbing at straws), but... The GeometryEngine has two methods for buffering geometries client-side: buffer and geodesicBuffer(). Use caution when deciding which method to use. As a general rule, use geodesicBuffer() if the input geometries have a spatial reference of either WGS-84 (wkid: 4326) or Web Mercator Auxiliary Sphere (wkid: 3857). Only use buffer (this method) when attempting to buffer geometries with a projected coordinate system other than Web Mercator. If you need to buffer geometries with a geographic coordinate system other than WGS-84 (wkid: 4326), useGeometryService.buffer(). I noticed similar behavior has happened to others (using Flex API against a server process): Strange Buffer Results - Looks like Pac-Man ... View more